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File holders, ice cube trays, and muffin tins can all help organize your home.
Rows of hooks aren't great for bucket bags and massive totes. Slide the s-hooks across the bar to space the purses out.
Especially if the length of your bed is against the wall, it's pretty easy to lose track of anything you try to hide behind the bedskirt. Make four of these rolling bins and you'll basically have a second armoire.
And sort your socks into a garment bag so they never lose their pairs. No more sorting through piles of smelly laundry! Just dump the bag into the wash, squirt in some detergent, and go about your day.
Navigating a cluttered garage is so aggravating after a long week. Use a shoe rack and a pallet to organize anything that can't hang on the wall or fit in a basket.
If your jewelry set is always growing and getting tangled in boxes or drawers, this tip is for you. Move around the pins according to your needs and hang a new cork board if the first one gets a little full.
Not only does this look a whole lot neater, it'll also make cleaning the bathroom easier! When it's time to wipe down the counter (which you should be doing about once a week btw), just pick up the basket to clean underneath it.
So much of the stuff in your recycling bin — egg crates, tissue boxes, sauce jars, etc. — can also be turned into organizers!
Though these normal adhesive hooks held up, you may want to try a set of water-resistant hooks, instead.
Get another tray for your eyeshadow pots!