1. A slim cutlery organizer here to prove that, yes! You do have room for all your cutlery in your tiny kitchen drawer! Scoot over, forks. I FINALLY bought this for my only kitchen drawer and it's made a huge difference.
2. A pen cup that just might be the perfect size for makeup brushes, manicure tools, and just about anything else that needs storing.

3. A set of measurement decals you can glance at rather than googling "how many teaspoons in a tablespoon" for the millionth time. (BTW, the answer is 3. And yeah I had to google that to know what to write.)

4. And a magnetic air fryer cheat sheet so you can merely glance at this instead of googling the same thing over and over again.
Promising review: "Bought an air fryer several months ago which I haven't used a whole lot because it came with only a few recipes but not enough info on other items to cook. The Lotteli cheat sheet gives you cooking times and temperatures for a lot of your common everyday foods in a magnetized easy-to-read, two-sheet combo that fills in where air fryer pamphlet that came with the unit leaves out. I also bought an air fryer cookbook but this only comes with specific recipes, whereas the cheat sheet fills in the void for quick basic needs. Very happy with this purchase! 😁" —B. Frank Smith
Get it from Amazon for $11.45 (available in two colors).
5. A purse organizer that'll help sort all your essentials without adding any weight to your bag. Then when it's time to switch bags, you can just move the organizer!
6. A Baby Yoda dishwasher magnet will keep the fam on the same page as to if that plate was licked clean or washed clean...very important! No more having to run a second cycle because of someone putting in a dirty plate!

7. A bedside caddy you'll congratulate yourself for purchasing next time you need your headphones and would pay $50 to NOT crawl out from underneath your covers.

8. Custom labels to help organize every last thing in your life. Now you can zero in on getting some socks on your cold feet so much faster.

9. And some fridge bin labels *also* available in stylish fonts so your family puts back everything where you want it.

10. A vinyl plastic vaccine card sleeve with a resealable top to help keep THE accessory of 2021 in fighting condition well past this calendar year. It also has holes so you can attach it to a lanyard!

11. An outlet shelf *just* large enough for your electric toothbrush. Here's to a tidier sink!
12. A hanging bag organizer that'll keep the dust off your beauties and won't put stress on your purse handles like other organizing solutions.

13. An OG hanging shoe organizer to file away everything from cleaning supplies to toiletries to scarves to leggings to actual shoes. An oldie but goodie 'til the end of time!

14. Foldable drawer organizers with tiny sections befitting your unmentionables that can easily fit into your drawers.

15. A pack of cable clips so you can position all your power cords and chargers just as you need them. No more digging through a tangled mess under your desk or behind the TV.

16. Cap holders so you can clear that shelf in your closet dedicated to your baseball hats.
17. A hanging jewelry organizer that'll keep your baubles separated and tidy so you can ACTUALLY wear all those great things you already have.
18. An easy-peasy pan organizer sturdy enough to hold your hefty Pyrex dishes in way less room in your cabinet. So much less jangling next time you feel like baking lasagna. As if you need another excuse to whip up some!

19. A tie holder for storing as many as 20 ties and keeping them in tip-top shape in between wears. Go ahead, buy a couple. Dozen.

Promising review: "Does pretty good. Holds 20 ties each. Comes with two racks. It holds them pretty snugly. They seem durable. I've probably got 5–7 lbs of ties on each. Organizes them beautifully." —Jabbalaugh
Get a pair from Amazon for $8.99.
20. A scarf organizer that'll make it easy to slip your accessories on and off — unlike the organizers of the loop variety!

Trust me, loop scarf organizers are a pain to use! One is hanging up in my coat closet!
Promising review: "I have tried several different scarf hangers that were felted to prevent slipping, but the openings were mostly too small so the scarves ended up very wrinkled and were a pain to pull through the holes. It's pretty easy to slip each scarf on and off the rods. They are less wrinkled than on the other hangers I have used. It is very sturdy construction of metal, which makes it heavier but I guess more durable. The coating is pretty. The only negative I have is that there are two tiny imperfections in the coating that might snag some of my delicate scarves. I made sure to put my delicate scarves on the side that didn't have any flaws." —William Spillers
Get it from Amazon for $12.99 (available in four finishes).
21. An adjustable closet doubler that does exactly what its name says to help fill that dead space below your hanging tops.
Promising review: "This product has been one of my favorite Amazon finds, I’m not sure why I didn’t think of it sooner. It has doubled my closet space in my apartment where I can’t make any damage in terms of adding another permanent shelf — so this has been a perfect solution. It was easy to assemble and is sturdy. I’ve had it for a couple of weeks now with no issue. Your closet has to be pretty high for this to work or else your shirts above are going to get caught on the hangers below and for my case, some of my shirts are dragging on the floor — just keep this in mind when you’re thinking about purchasing." —Alex
Get it from Amazon for $14.97.
22. A cedarwood closet divider to help you better locate the stuff already in your closet. Look at you being so organized!
23. A sturdy pants hanger that'll fit five pairs in one-fifth the space of regular hangers.

Promising review: "These were exactly what I was hoping they would be. They are extremely sturdy (a little heavy but not too heavy), they held my pants in place (due to the S shape you can quickly see what is on the entire hanger without having to move things around), and they give my closet that extra space I desperately needed. I will also mention that they were packaged probably better than any other thing I've ever received. The care and time it took to package them that well was incredible. I would clearly buy again and plan to! :)" —Colleen Noyes
Get it from Amazon for $9.99.
24. Fabric storage bags you can shove out-of-season clothes into and then under your bed, freeing up more room in your closet.
Promising review: "I was concerned that these might be too flimsy, but they are sturdy and durable. I was pleased to find it zips from both ends. I decided to store sweaters, sweat shirts and jackets in one of them. They freed up room in my closet but are still easy to get." —Kindle Customer
Get a pack of two from Amazon for $9.34+ (available in six colors).
25. A five-pack of silicone food huggers to take up far less room (and create less waste) to store those goodies in the fridge. Avocados are expensive! This'll help your tasty investment reach its full potential.

26. A password book you should fill out IN PENCIL because who can keep up with all those passwords you constantly have to change and apparently are not strong enough for the robots unless it has something like 29478495734592713 on the end.

27. And a mini reading journal full of fun prompts as a step up from the note you've been keeping on your phone.

28. A grocery bag carrier — keep it in your car so you can make a few less trips from the driveway to the house with your grocery store haul.
29. A car garbage bag that'll help contain some of the mess that ends up on your back seat floor. Someone buy this for my Uncle Bill stat. But wait, he may need a bigger bag.

30. A toothpaste squeezer/stand to help you get out every last drop without doing a manual squeeze twice a day. (Three times a day if you're that good.)

31. A bedside caddy to keep your nighttime essentials nearby, like your sleep mask and current read, to name a few things.

32. A waterproof car seat organizer to hold most things your kid could possibly want on a road trip (except fast food). And it'll protect your seats from their tiny but destructive kicks because no matter HOW MANY times you tell them to stop kicking, they'll eventually start again.

33. A mountable sign that'll keep everyone in the household on the same page re: if the dog has been fed. Poor pup.

34. A weekly budget planner for helping manage those expenses that feel like they're looming over your head. Sometimes just putting pen to (v organized) paper can help make the daunting things feel much more manageable!
35. And downloadable holiday spending tracker to help ya' get in line in case you're a bit of a procrastinator. If only you'd had this last year!
