Quality Drawer Pulls for Less

This is a question that is weird to ask and answer: What is the best drawer pull for the money?

In fact, most drawer pulls cost a dollar or two. The key then, is to look at value, and not just cost.

With that said, I would call the brushed nickel model shown below by Keystone "the best drawer pull". Why? It brings value to the "drawer equation".

How now on the value? Okay, the price is two bucks and change per drawer pull -- a price which it seems people are happy to be spending.

At this writing, all customer reviewers (more than twenty) on Amazon have given this product five stars.

So, you want new drawer pulls and you want a good value. That sounds like a good plan to me.

You can save time and money shopping online at Amazon, where they sell dozens of drawer pull models for about a buck.

Offline -- "out here in the real world" -- you have a couple options.

For one, you may actually be able to get free drawer pulls. What you will have to do is keep an eye on your area's FreeCycle.org listings. You just never know what will pop up for free there. Of course, this method will take time and patience.

Alternatively (and not for free, but hopefully for low-cost), try a salvage-based thrift store -- a place that resells home goods donated to them. This may be a Goodwill Store, but in the case of drawer pulls, it is more likely to be a "green-oriented" store. The one near me has "recycle" in its name, for example.

Lastly, be sure to hit up garage and estate sales. You might "luck into" some neat and motley drawer pulls for your home, and at great savings.

Have fun pullin' your drawers. (That's me -- silly as ever.)