7 Easy Organizing Ideas You'll Actually Want To Try

    Tiny changes, big difference!

    Natalie Brown
    by Natalie Brown

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    1. Use the Unroll.me app to declutter your inbox and get rid of all of your unwanted email subscriptions.

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    It's basically like Tinder for email subscriptions. You can get it here, and read more about how it works here.

    2. Pick one thing that's slowly taking over your fridge and put it in a bin.

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    Juice boxes hidden in every nook and cranny? Put them all in one small bin. Hot sauce fanatic? Corral all those spicy fuckers. You don't have to divide your entire fridge (because that does take some time), but if you like having one bin, you can think about adding others. Read more about how this mom organized her fridge here.

    3. Choose your clothes for the school or work week on Sunday evening.

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    Or if you're a parent, pick out outfits for yourself and your kids. This doesn't mean you can't change your mind in the middle of the week, but it might save you time every morning! And if you're feeling ~fancy~, you can learn how to make these chalkboard days-of-the-week clothes organizers here.

    4. Rearrange one drawer so you can see everything in it — by turning folded clothes on their ends.

    5. Put every hair tie you own on a carabiner.

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    Then put that carabiner somewhere you will see it when you need hair ties (maybe it's your gym bag, or your purse, or in your medicine cabinet). The problem of never being able to find hair ties when you need them? Solved. From here.

    6. Spend a few minutes wrapping and labeling the cords under your desk.

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    Or wherever the cords in your life are messiest. You can get these cute labelers here, or DIY your own (here are 10 ideas).

    7. Transform your linen closet (or drawer) by storing each of your sheet sets in one of their pillowcases.

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    The pillowcases stack neatly, and you can easily grab everything you need for clean sheet day at once. Read more at Martha Stewart.