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1. A multi-device charging station so all your electronics are fully juiced to 100% at the same time — which, if us chronically unorganized adults are being completely honest, almost never happens otherwise.
2. A super swanky watch organizer – it'll either add a nice display to your already impressive collection, or encourage you to buy a few more timepieces just because it looks so damn cool.
3. A magnetic bobby pin tray that works just as well for paper clips. Not only will this prevent your pins and clips from scattering throughout your home, it'll also help make your space a lot safer for small children and mischievous pets.
4. A hanger stacker, because sometimes we need an extra organization tool to help us organize the things that are supposed to keep us organized in the first place — it's organization inception!
5. A Black History tote bag to get you and your belongings from point A to B while reminding the world Black history matters all year long. Not just in February. The bag features a Civil Rights-inspired button design, including the faces and words of icons like Martin Luther King Jr., Angela Davis, Malcolm X, and more.
6. And a bag-organizing insert for anyone whose purse is basically a bottomless abyss of jumbled items.
7. A silicone case for your earbuds so you don't have to untangle them whenever you pull them out.
8. A set of airtight food storage containers to create a Pinterest pantry fit for an influencer. Plus they're freezer and top rack dishwasher-safe, and BPA-free!
9. Storage bin decals, since this isn't amateur hour — you're not a true master of organization until damn near everything in your home has a label.
10. A cabinet door organizer to store the things you reach for most frequently, like cutting boards, cooking sheets, and various kitchen supplies.
11. A weekly meal planning pad to make life in the kitchen more efficient. Seasoned chefs may be able to whip things up on the fly, but you know you need a little more preparation than that.
12. A Golden Girls dishwasher magnet you can use to let everyone in the house know whether the load in the machine is clean or dirty. It'll make living with roommates (elderly or otherwise) a whole lot easier.
13. A clothes folder that's so easy to use you'll actually *look forward* to folding your clean clothes instead of just piling them on top of the "clothes chair" in your bedroom.
14. And a laundry sorter cart to basically turn your hamper into a filing cabinet. This is one of those things that's so brilliant I wish I thought of it myself.
15. A Book Lover's Journal for you to jot down the names of the books you've read, reread, or — if you're a TRUE bibliophile — books you've purchased on an impulse to add to your ever growing collection but have yet to read a single page or paragraph from.
16. Or this very meta bookmark designed to do the same thing!
17. Vacuum-sealed bags that'll become an essential part of your spring cleaning routine. These things are also great for people who move a lot.
18. A reusable notebook that comes with a cloud-compatible app. This thing is a game-changer if you're someone with far too many half-filled notebooks, or if you haven't quite figured out how to manage your digital and handwritten notes in a way that's conducive to your workflow.
19. An internet address and password logbook if you're like me and have ever had your entire life come crashing down because you couldn't convince Gmail you weren't an imposter.
20. A desktop stand riser that could help improve your posture with its elevation, and also comes with storage compartments for all of your work accessories so things can be out of sight and out of mind once you clock out for the weekend (shoutout to everyone still working from home).
21. And a cascading wall organizer to declutter your desk if your document hoarding has gotten a little out of hand.
22. A colorful pack of leather cord organizers that'll actually make technology as convenient as it's meant to be.
23. Expandable drawer dividers to separate your garments and make getting dressed in the morning slightly more aesthetically pleasing.
24. A set of shelf dividers mainly to keep your clothes neatly stacked, but also to mark your territory if you share a closet with someone.
25. A pair of seat-gap fillers for chronically clumsy people who are tired dropping their phones between the crevices of their cars and getting their arms stuck down there like James Franco in 127 Hours. (Look it up).
26. A scarf organizer for fashionable winter-lovers who want to show off their collection. If not, this also works for people who need a way to organize their belts, ties, or leggings.
27. An aesthetically pleasing shower caddy to hold your soaps, shampoos, and whatever else you need. This is a smart buy if you share a bathroom with someone, and have consequently run out of storage space on the edge of the tub.
28. An over-cabinet hair-care station so you can spend your time in the morning detangling your hair instead of various dryer and hot comb cords.
29. A hanging bag organizer that'll make all of your purses and totes super accessible, which will in turn make switching your essentials from one bag to another a way quicker process.
30. A set of coffee pod drawers if you're still working remotely and thus looking for ways to make your home feel more like an office — I present to you, everyone's favorite part of the break room.
31. A set of packing cubes so the next time you take three weeks to unpack your luggage after returning from a trip, you'll at least be able to see through these bags and remember what's inside — ya know, in case traveling safely ever becomes a thing again.
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