9 Low-Effort Products That Instantly Organize Your Home
138K views · Jul 8, 2025 · Film & Animation
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@sueschoers4974 · 1 year ago
To manage your laundry is to have the laundry basket where you change your clothes, not where you do your washing. For us we always get changed in the bathrooms, so had my cabinet maker build laundry baskets into my bathroom vanities. No dirty clothes laying around keep your space tidy.
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@catulusinferni8612 · 1 year ago
I don't know if someone pointed that out yet, so: don't use cable boxes with cord that have a power supply converter. They can get hot. And the boxes are not made to resist heat.<br>Packing a convertercord into a shoebox can cause you to loose insurance cover in the case of a housefire, let alone one of those plastic boxes that can melt.<br>Even if it looks sturdy, just don't risk it.<br>Same goes for powerbanks or smartphones while connected to the power. Don't put those in boxes or covered stations while they are loading, don't put an active loading station into a closet or onto a cushion or couch.<br><br>And if you think "well, duh!" keep in mind that people glue "decorative stones" on their stearing wheels and dash boards...
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@erkkijaakkopetteri · 1 year ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRuriidxPCM&t=206">3:26</a> "without needing to go back and forth"<br><b>goes back and forth a dozen times</b>
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@Elizabeth-d1n · 1 year ago
I keep a donation box in my closet -- but also make the box itself donate-able. That way, there's no going through what's in there. Just pick it up and donate it when it's full.
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@kathyf9413 · 1 year ago
If the garage gets filled up and your car sits in the driveway time to donate.
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@lavayuki · 1 year ago
I follow a channel called clutterbug and she gives amazing tips on organising and also the different types of styles for different people. I love using storage baskets and bins and then labeling them which I did for my bathroom and kitchen, I also organise my coffee/tea into glass jars with labels because I don't like the look of the original boxes. I have a cable box for my PS5, and also a wifi router hider box, which hides two routers, a bunch of wires and also I use it to put my Eufy home base on top discreetly beside the sofa. I have a rattan tray for my living room to put remotes, the PS5 controller and my glasses so that it is neat and not thrown on the couch
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@schoonerdog44 · 1 year ago
Lazy Susan in the fridge is brilliant, thank you!
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@edi9892 · 1 year ago (edited)
Speaking of laundry, I want to warn you: I used to have huge mold issues on the wall next to the dirty clothes!<br>Damp clothes should never be tossed into a corner. There must always be room for ventilation.<br>The best solution I've found is plastic crates, which are stackable and allow the damp clothes to dry. However, I admit, as functional as they are, they don't look great...<br><br>Speaking of shoes, I leave the used ones out to dry and keep the others in a cabinet. The regular shoe cabinets are too small for my shoes to fit as intended; thus, instead of fitting three pairs, I can only fit one pair, as I have to turn them 90° to fit in. Thus, I had to look for something else.
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@traceydoe1022 · 1 year ago (edited)
Reynard, another use for that lint roller, that I’m positive you will use from know on is, removing dust from your lampshades, yes lampshades. You don’t really notice but pass the lint roller and you’ll see. Hope this is a new hack for you. Concerning a donation box, I love keeping my floors clear so I have a reusable bag that I hang in my bedroom closet…when it’s full, off I go to the donation center and bring back the empty to continue on my donation pile.
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@sunshinewithin435 · 1 year ago
My IKEA laundry basket was bought in 2010 and its still going strong 🎉 Thank you for sharing Sir 👏
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@dudswoo · 1 year ago
I replaced my enclosed shoe cabinet because the humidity in my area caused mildew to form in the off-season shoes stored there. I now have an open shoe storage rack that lets all the shoes air out between wearings and in the off-season. Drawer dividers are definitely exciting!
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@soniaquinones4556 · 1 year ago
I gotta ask….where did you get that beautiful media console that appeared in the vacuum segment? It is so stylish!
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