49+ Organization Hacks From a Pro (Make 2024 your *MOST ORGANIZED* year ever!!)

[@lauragreen4899]

I used a red envelope from a Christmas card to keep my car registration and proof of insurance. It is easy to spot in the glove box.

[@Carolmaizy]

Mine is bright pink!

[@kellylynes7307]

Love this!

[@patkern185]

Great idea!!!

[@karenlebeter4196]

I keep mine in my wallet or fanny pack, in case my car is stolen. Phones keep track of steps better if on your hip (pocket for son, fanny pack on my hip).

[@nofaves]

Sometimes there's a good reason for duplicates. I keep a candle lighter in the two places I use them most: the bathroom and the living room. I keep scissors in the kitchen, sure -- but there's always a pair at arm's reach in my living room, and a super-sharp pair in my craft room.

[@KathyLange-p8t]

Because of arthritis I can't open the simplest things from food products to make up to mail etc etc. One in each room for me too.

[@pandamakeuppics7772]

Me too. I also have trash cans in each room

[@karenlebeter4196]

I have small flashlights all over the house, electric goes out regularly (windy & Rainy here).

[@MamaHarriet]

I really appreciate your "delivery". You get right to the point! You don't add lots of chitchat or drag out details. Thank you!

[@Romans828girl]

I use binder clips for bag clips. Very strong, you probably already have some in your office supplies, if not you can get a whole bunch of them for cheap, they store in less space than most bag clips, and they're virtually indestructible.

[@stephanieeliason9086]

Same. I bought a bunch at the dollar store years ago and have never had to replace them! They stay on packages so much better than chip clips.

[@BarbD.]

I use $Tree wooden clothes pins for bag clips. Cheap, cheap, cheap and you get so many of them in one package. Works for us👍🤗.

[@rosemarygrabowski5834]

I use wooden clothes pins---same idea as binder clips.

[@Dexy83]

When my grandmother died, I realized she had scissors in every single room of her house, sometimes multiple. Whenever I see scissors around my house, I think of her. 😍

[@kjk8941]

It's the same for me with clothes hangers. After my grandma died, my mom, aunt, cousin and I cleaned out her house. Crying. As we found more and more hangers everywhere, we started laughing hysterically at every hanger 😂 It was almost as if my grandma had deliberately hidden hangers everywhere to make us laugh. Even today, I often smile when I open my closet 😊

[@karenlebeter4196]

I keep scissors everywhere, can't open bags or oatmeal packets without them. Keep a jar opener hanging near sink. Never had to do it before, but 73 now.

[@hthax]

Putting containers away with the lids on gave me an entire extra drawer in my kitchen! Decluttered a drawer of lids with no container. I'll do this forever now. So cool how these little changes make a big difference.

[@beeattitudesMUMC]

Same. Trying to get the teens and hubs on board is hard though. 😆

[@tonispiegel6952]

I tried storing plastic food containers with their lids on, and they smelled inside when I went to use them later. Now I primarily use glass containers, and any plastic containers are never stored with lids on.

[@carolynmcmillan7083]

In the uk we have duvet covers. We fold fitted sheet, duvet cover, pillow cases and pit them all into one pillow case

[@katkat5420]

That is the easiest way. Just put the set in one of the pillow cases

[@sofiawannemark6858]

😮

[@nobodynohow8039]

Shower curtain rings work great for hair ties. We also use them to hang our hairbrushes from the towel bar in the bathroom.

[@RevertYahya]

You are one of the "KZbin moms" that I watch a lot and I've been trying to go around and say this as a "holiday gift," in a way. Your content may be geared to moms, but it's also helping myself and a bunch of my other LGBT+ friends that were rejected by our families. We spent our time being ridiculed rather than being allowed to learn how to live. Thank you for being here to help us fill in the gaps. The quality of my life, and those of several of my friends, has improved greatly. You touch more lives than you think you do.

[@heatherm2140]

8:40... not a bad idea, but with adhd I'd forget the box existed entirely until I rediscover it when looking for Christmas decorations (oh wow! My swim goggles! I was wondering where these went!)... so, not the hack for me 😂

[@catharineinniss]

Your reply really got to me. I am glad you are getting some comfort and help. I know you know that there’s something wrong with them, not you! It bears remembering though. We’re all just humans, trying to be.

[@katasticone]

Shane, if you or your friends need a mom to ceremoniously adopt you, you ping me. I'm sorry you had to deal with that to just be your authentic selves. I have tears in my eyes right now just thinking about it. Sending love, light, and joy your way. Hugs from Cleveland.

[@DebDebbiesWorld]

Storing with tops on is a GAME CHANGER. I started doing this a year or two ago when I switched out all my plastic storage containers for glass. also... you do not need as many of those storage containers as you THINK you do!

[@missladylexx]

CLUTTER BLIND!!! 😅yes! That’s the exact term for it. Where has this been all my life 🤷🏻‍♀️ 😂

[@elizabethsydnor5247]

I love how you give us great ideas with minimal talking what a blessing you are thank you

[@cindyberg2468]

label makers are a Godsend. I inherited one from my Father in Law - I always thought he was crazy. But it makes my life so much easier, and neater and professional looking

[@andimac3925]

I also use plastic shower rings from the dollar tree for my hair ties and hook it to a shelf in my bathroom!

[@michellechapman9905]

I have been seeing you with the over the door laundry basket and i finally ordered it last night and i cant wait!! Isnt it funny the things that excite us when we get old?!😂

[@Taasabareesh]

It’s new tea towels and dish cloths for me

[@sarahmathis8598]

I also decided to try the over the door laundrey bag after watching Kallie's video....I was skeptical but it has been the GAME CHANGER I was looking for! We have a small 1st floor bathroom with no hamper where we shower and laundry in the basement....this saves us a trip upstairs with dirty clothing to the hamper and its so easy to bring this bag to the washing machine. So silly but I'm thrilled!

[@karenlebeter4196]

Ordering 2, one for my adult son.

[@cindystepp7793]

You can use the pull tabs on soda cans as an extra hook for clothing. The tabs have two holes, so put one end over one hanger, and hang the other hanger in the bottom hole. Love all of your videos and ideas! Thank you for doing these.😊

[@lisahenderson8533]

Hi there! For the bed linen folding, instead of wrapping the set into the straight edge sheet, place the set into one of the pillow cases. It keeps it neat, together and the pillow represents the group.

[@carmenungureanu1175]

​@BloxyTocaWaveseaà

[@Topkat311]

I still can't fold fitted sheets no matter how many times l watch these things. I do put them all onto a pillow case & just let it be

[@TerraFermentata]

This is what I came to say.

[@2centsuncensored672]

​@@Topkat311Think square - focus on making a square & forget the elastic ends. They'll form once u get the square formed. Then the square can hide the annoying elastic mess. Hope this makes sense in action

[@aolsweetsew]

I loved the mason jar hacks. I'll have to save my next emptied salt container. I will probably be using the new pouring and shaking jars in my craft room. Thanks for all the great ideas. And thanks for doing it economically. I can't spend all that money to make everything perfect. Keeping it fresh is my main concern. I have a laundry hack for you. Keep salt in the laundry room and use a good palmful the next time you wash a new, deeply pigmented item. It helps set the dye. No more running of colors in future washes.

[@sarahmeadows5432]

Salt!! This is so helpful!!!

[@DawnDavidson]

I loved that hack, too! Very clever. :) We don’t use either regular salt or dried Parmesan cheese, though! Oh well! 😂

[@CarlaQuattlebaum]

@@DawnDavidson Yes, the dried Parmesan cheese lid sounds handy, but I can't use that stuff anymore, not since I've known how good REAL Parmesan cheese is. I did find a handy Dollar Tree item, recently. It's a Parmesan cheese shaker. I got it to use as a vase for the flowers my grandkids like to pick. I had a tiny Mason jar mug that's supposed to be a salt shaker. It was pretty good as a little vase, but the stems of the flowers my grandkids pick are sometimes too thick for the holes in the salt shaker's lid. Had to upgrade to the Parmesan cheese shaker. I loved having a lid with holes because they keep the flowers upright in their own spot instead of leaning like they would in a container with no lid. I think I got the idea seeing some KZbinr (no doubt) doing flower arranging with some type of round grid over the vase to keep the flowers upright.

[@CindyMerlo-f1e]

😊

[@cookingsherry8784]

Certain tools and things I like to have one on each floor at least. Sometimes I might want a pair of scissors in my office on the first floor as well as 1 in the kitchen for kitchen shears and another 1 in the kitchen that is for cutting other things besides food. I also like to have a first aid kit on every floor and keep multiple items where I use them. For instance, I put duplicate kitchen spices, utensils, and gadgets in the basement kitchen. The basement kitchen is used mostly for making snacks or lunches when kids are in the media, gaming, or playroom. The basement kitchen is also sometimes for big events or holidays or when there are multiple cooks in the house.

[@chrystalbrown9600]

Yes! ✂️ Scissors in EVERY room! ❤🙂

[@angelabutler7761]

I agree. I have scissors in almost every room of my home.

[@sierrarmcclain]

I have scissors everywhere too! I love Kleenex boxes in every room too (I inherited a runny nose from my grandpa and mom).

[@Joce123]

​@@angelabutler7761Always in my quad truck, too.

[@nobodynohow8039]

It always got on my nerves that my grandpa kept his tools on the kitchen divider. Now that I'm a homeowner, I totally get it. My drill, flathead screwdriver, and Phillip's screwdriver permanently live on top of the china cabinet, and some mounting hardware lives in a kitchen drawer. When you have to go out to the garage to get tools, those 5 minute projects get put off.

[@christinahall3318]

Loved all the organizing tips! MY FAVORITE CHIP CLIP: Clothes Pins! They are inexpensive and last a long time. I also use them in my quilting when keeping rows marked. Love clothes pins! I love your clothes pin hack with the command strip as well - great idea!

[@sharicole4255]

I put a few hair bands on a small caribiner and carry it in my purse for those windy or ling hair annoyance days

[@amyokeefe5309]

You really explain things beautifully! I struggle with organizing, i have adhd and a three year old. Things get so unmanageable. But your tips Really help! Thank you

[@lindabourketempleton4040]

I’m decluttering from three bedroom house to motor home. I’m decluttering everything. My wardrobe is 35 pieces plus six pairs of footwear.and underwear and pjs . I’m loving the minimalistic wardrobe

[@susanholding2809]

My best sheet hack is to take the sheets off the bed, wash, dry and put back on the bed! No folding required. Fold a back up set, but I have yet to have to use the back up set.

[@angeliamorton1434]

Me too. I have 4 beds and 4 sets of sheets. Now when my kids were smaller I had more for those little accidents.

[@MrsPamB]

Right now Dollar Tree has some really nice glass kitchen storage containers, square and round, that are great for pantry organizing.

[@corvettesbme]

I do this with ALL flour,sugar,cereal,beans etc. Everything!

[@tammyhowington8396]

Nice job 🎉🎉🎉thank you. The book holders fit perfectly in my bathroom cupboard and my extra body wash, hair shampoos, and dollar store body wipes are stored with easy access. I do tasks in small chunks so I don’t make a mess and then not want to finish organizing. Drawers dividers shift on me. Great tips. I love your home! It’s nice and it’s homey and it looks like you don’t have to be afraid to live in it. A lot of influencers homes are beautiful, but they look like you don’t dare sit down on the furniture or use the kitchen you’re amazing.

[@melodycolyar7130]

An hr before I saw this video I was talking to my husband how overwhelmed I am trying to organize both kids bedrooms. And I was thinking how I need to organize so many things in my house. Thanks for the ideas. I always love you video. Thanks you❤

[@maryellenyork2819]

I cover boxes with matching Contac paper for shelf or drawer dividers. My pantry cabinet is 2 feet deep, so the front box is also labeled with the contents of the box behind it. I also add extra shelves in cabinets to maximize useful space. Matching boxes between kitchen cabinets and the ceiling hold seldom used or duplicate items.

[@kellyanne7225]

As a cop wife and cop mom, put your insurance info in a small, flat clip on your visor. The cop sees your hands, when you need to grab it, and you will be reminded (hopefully) to keep your updated info in there. It’s easier to forget about those expiration dates when it’s in your glove box. I’m not one to keep this info in my phone. I need the paper! 😉

[@purple_oak]

I use the visor every time I drive to block the sun though

[@Lovemonaa]

@@purple_oakput it in the passenger seat one

[@janstanley538]

I have 2 pairs of scissors in my kitchen. One I. The drawer near the pantry and one on the other end of the kitchen because I use them all of the time. I have one in my bathroom for tags on clothes, etc. and one with my paper and pens etc. Also we have them in the garage. Also we keep a box cutter I. The kitchen and easily accessible in the garage for tearing down boxes quickly.

[@CarlaQuattlebaum]

I got the smallest Command (wire) Hook (that holds about a half pound) and stuck it to my refrigerator's freezer door. That's where I like to keep my scissors within easy reach.

[@lesliefischer6680]

I have a lot of ideas now to help a lot with organization. I just returned from Ontario for 2 years looking after my mom…and returned to, ‘oh my god.’ Now trying to get things together. Thanks.

[@DFBurgermeister]

Love the detail tutorial on folding fitted sheets, but honestly, I fold mine with a lot less work. It’s hard to explain in writing how my mother taught me, but it looks good when finished and I tuck everything into one of the pillow cases to keep them together.

[@thecaptainsnark]

i tuck into the pillow case cos I can't fold fitted sheets to save my life

[@dar4835]

I love putting the sheets into the pillow case. So tidy.

[@andimac3925]

@@thecaptainsnark if you know any massage therapists, they can teach you :) I went to school for MT and it was part of our class because you use fitted sheets frequently for the massage tables!

[@emilytoo7729]

Lots of great ideas. Folding linens on a bed seems so much cleaner than on the floor.

[@dindog22]

I like how some of these ideas are completely free. Like the cereal box fold and the tea bag dispenser

[@salscycleshop3416]

My mother taught me how to fold sheets when I was young and I taught my daughter in law the same way. Its amazing how many people don't know how to do it. But now so many you tubers are showing their audiences🎉

[@AutummJoy]

Love the box closing hack

[@CarlaQuattlebaum]

I recently had a cereal box where the lid would not stay closed. Fortunately, I used a bag clip for the cereal that was in the box to keep it fresh and from spilling. I thought there'd be one more step with this hack after the tab was tucked inside -- thought a bag clip would be needed. Definitely going to try this with my next box of cereal.

[@amylewis7563]

I took extra spring rods and put them jn a cabinet to create a rack for water bottles and tumblers. Drawer dividers can be a game changer for sure. Happy Holidays! 🎉🎉

[@thecaptainsnark]

re labels: Even if you are literally staring at something you could spend a good 3 seconds trying to remember the name for it, you don't have to with a label it's right there. Sometimes, we forget what we were doing in the first place when we open a cabinet and when we scan labels it can trigger the 'oh right', even if you can clearly see what's inside it. I've also found for my adhd it's helpful for not getting sidetracked, too if I end up looking in something 'just in case' because it's not labelled cos I thought it being see through would prevent that.

[@EsterHorbach-it9tb]

Hi from Germany. I'm new to your channel (new year, new subscriber 😊). As much as I appreciate new boxes, bins and similar stuff for organizing, I love that you encourage people using whatever stuff they already got; good for the environment, good for the purse 😂

[@carocroswell]

My daughter began labelling my pantry and it makes so much sense! I got my own labeler and started labeling everything! Works wonders!

[@Joce123]

I love putting trays in my cabinets that roll out.I use my dishwasher for a cabinet.. love the rollout shelves ALWAYS hand wash my dishes

[@emilyyoung7115]

I worked the front desk at a hotel in college and was taught how to fold fitted sheets in angry Spanish. Your explanation made about as much sense to me as the Spanish tutorial but I confirm it is correct. At home I hang the first tucked corners onto a door knob while I tuck the others then lay the sheet on the bed to make the square. I promise it is not as complicated as it sounds.

[@Alexandra11090]

I’m so glad people are finally starting to talk about wet/dry vacs. I’ve been raving about mine for 2+ years. It’s is my #1 cleaning product that I recommend to everyone who had children or pets (or just loves a clean house). It was a more pricy investment, but 100% worth it. I got the Tineco S5 and I use mine at least 3 times a week, sometimes daily. With my 3 dogs (one of which is a senior and has accidents), it is just a must. I love the self cleaning feature and cleaning the dog hair out of it is not difficult (of course I don’t have any super shedders).

[@outdoorgal9602]

I got a Tineco, too, about 3 months ago! I would not trade for it! It also came with a Tineco small hand vacuum with two speeds. I used it the other day to clean up rice that was spilled on the cabinet. It made it so much easier!

[@kutanra]

For the sheet sets, I use one pillowcase as the "package" to envelope it all it

[@lindadorman2869]

25:02 Love the idea of hanging sunglasses, keys, etc. with a ring holder. I have items that I try to keep handy in a bowl next to the front door but they keep falling off the shelf. Now I see how to hang them so I won't forget to take them when I leave and have a neat place to store them when I come home.

[@sharicole4255]

Thank you for The drawer idea! I have a large crisper from my old refrigerator I can use as a drawer on my wire storage rack! You're the best. PS. I also get a charge from you walking backward with the cart!😂 but also from the sound quality of your voice! Your choice in content and explanations apply to all situations😊 thnx 4 Bing U!

[@denac5222]

I need to watch the folding a fitted sheet about 5 or 6 more times before I'll get it. I had no intention of doing this until you showed how to keep it all together in one package

[@elizabethsydnor5247]

Thank you for teaching us the spa towel roll technique I like it

[@heavenshell83]

hey there! Thank you for your energy and the straightforward hacks that don't go with too much chit-chat at the same time. I still have a long way to go in terms of organization. However, with you as my digital backup, I will get there, day by day a little bit more.

[@Nancy-ch3vx]

Great towel roll...love that it stays closed. Another way to keep your nicely folded sheets together is to fold the 2 sheets and one pillow case and pile them together. Tuck the neat linen pile into the second pillow case wrap nicely and there you go. Same type of bundle.

[@dianeshirk4625]

MIND BLOWN! The glove box. Store more needed items in it. Stow away car paperwork in another place, lower priority. So simple never thought of this.🎉

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

My car has a pretty good size storage area in the arm rest between the seats. I keep my insurance card and registration in that so if I need both items I don’t have to lean over the seat or go to the passenger side to get into the glove box. Also keep wet wipes in mine. My youngest grand is 17 in a couple of months so I don’t have to have all the extra stuff. Think I might start keeping an extra plastic bag in it for trash.

[@bparry2406]

Thanks for this video, I learned a few tricks I will definitely use. If I may comment on your presentation - you are the best out there, so easy to listen to without getting bored or feeling lectured to. That is a skill you have mastered! Don't know if this is helpful to you or others but I bought plastic lids for my mason jars to fill them with filtered water for emergency drinking water but in summer I keep them in the refrigerator and now it is habit for my kids and friends to help themselves to cold clean water any time they want. Wash them up, fill them up and restock. Easy peasy. Also if I need a jar for food I know where to find one.

[@mmm_1927]

I put a magnet on two of my puck lights. One to stick on the fridge for easy access and one to use to see inside my washer and dryer. I use the adhesive one inside of my bathroom cabinet

[@rhondawymer6320]

I started storing lids with my Tupperware a few years back when we were planning a big move. I won’t do it any other way now because I just don’t have the cupboard space I had in our last home. A+ ideas. Thanks for a great video!!🎉❤

[@fbz2415]

I fold my sheets just like you do, but I fold the fitted one inside out so it is easier to put on the bed

[@xoxnanxoxful]

@8:36 was such a good idea! Origami box folding for food 😮❤

[@anonamama7838]

You can use soda can rings on hangers to stack hang clothes, happy new year 🎉❤

[@joyfully8802]

My favs of your recommendations have been the cord wrappers and the door laundry holder for the kitchen.

[@eileenheinkel2374]

These are great ideas. Your hold to fold fitted sheets is by far the best tutorial I have seen. I never thought about folding my sheet sets together. LOVE this idea.

[@CarlaQuattlebaum]

I like the spa roll for the towels. Gonna try that one.

[@dvduadotcom]

For hamper, I'm lucky, I live in an old home with a hamper door that drops right into my basket in the basement, I use it every day, I love it.

[@rosalindaperez2747]

Wow, I've been a Mom for 45 years. Love your hacks, great job!😍

[@CrumblyTriscuits]

Tip: fold your fitted sheet so the side that goes against the mattress is facing outwards. Saves time and energy when making the bed, you know the sides from the top and bottom.😁👍

[@roguetaco5487]

a hack for the laundry over the door bags, since they are waterproof and washable I actually use one in my husband's office of his recycling. He never takes down his soda cans and bottles from his office and it just stacks up. UGH I've tried a small recycling can but that didnt work for him. I saw your video about the over the door laundry bag and thought to use it over the door in his office since it would literally be within reach of his office chair. (Yes that lazy lol) buttttt it works! He uses the over the door bag AND remembers to take the full bag down for recycling day when it gets full.

[@carm954]

I do envy the access to a really nice attic, and a really easy basement. In California in the older homes, we don’t have access to either one of those. If we do have an attic, it’s usually limited because of the space that’s up there. I might just be able to fit Christmas items. If it is something, I might use on occasion, it’s just so inconvenient to go up some tiny ladder that is pulled down that we installed. Whereas when we lived on the East Coast, we had steps to our attic and we could walk in the attic. Made it so much simpler. Drawer space is also extremely limited, so I do have to use the top of my counters for storage of appliances; there’s just no room. I think it would be very much of a challenge to have a large place at this point because I can see becoming used to a lot of space, and a lot of “stuff“ so I’m grateful, but at the same time I need to find better ways to organize in the smaller spaces that we have in many of our older neighborhoods here in California. And maybe other parts of the country that I’m unfamiliar with. Nevertheless, these are such wonderful, organizing tips! And I’ve used so many of them… Brilliant! Thank you!

[@Doobydoobydoowah]

Storing my Pyrex with the lids on makes life so much easier! Searching the cabinet for the matching lid is so much harder than just popping the lid on when I pull it out of the dishwasher 😊

[@carolynmcmillan7083]

If you store the lid upside down (with the domed bit inside the Pyrex bowl) you can then store smaller ones on top of the bigger ones more stable x

[@SoliRhymesWithJulie]

The fitted sheet folding and towel rollins instructions have made my linen closet a much more wonderful place.

[@mamabirdie734]

The Flip and Fold has made folding laundry so quick. I’ve been using it for over 25 years. There are improved knockoffs that are flexible and kid sized now. I prefer using it most for our tops. I don’t use it for pants or sweatshirts but you could. I whip right through folding all our t-shirts in a fraction of the time.

[@nataliatmontano2708]

There are kids' size now???

[@jordanlever7857]

I love those Christmas tree earrings. Thanks for the tips!

[@jennileigh23]

I agree on the Tupperware storage with lids. I use lock n lock for food storage. All of the smaller containers and their lids are stored inside each other. All six in one set store smaller than a shoe box.

[@CarlaQuattlebaum]

I kind of like the idea of storing it with the lid on, but worry the container will smell funny if it's closed up like that.

[@AbraCadaveric]

Could you post a link or add in the description for the wet dry mop?

[@ScottWeiss-d2p]

I’ve been folding my sheets sets like this for years, it’s definitely a game changer. Great video😀. Dorene Weiss

[@rosemarygrabowski5834]

Ohmygoodness! The next-to-last hack-? Amazing!! Why didn't I ever think of that? Taking the pour spout from the salt container and using it in a mason jar---brilliant!! Thanks so much for sharing these!

[@mrs.brayman4840]

Thank you for some great ideas. The sheets you folded are like a beautiful piece of art. My mom taught me how to fold a fitted sheet like you did in the video. Making the neat little package of sheets is life changing 😊

[@denisemarie485]

If you want free cord bundlers, use sturdy toilet paper rolls. Works great for storing extension cords too 😊

[@ElizabethYuen-rx9xo]

Over the door laundry hamper=Life Changer! Same with the cord bundlers!

[@africke744]

Thank you! I love the 'take a photo' hack. You're absolutely right! Best wishes

[@JustTryingToHaveFun001]

This is a great video, I will be using literally dozens of these tips! Thank you!

[@ElizabethEllenCarter]

The jeans, towel and fitted sheets hack I'm going to try straight away. Thank you!

[@StaceysStash]

I like how you put the sets of sheets together! I will also have to try out the towel folding method. My towels are always so difficult to get on the shelves because they are high so rolling them might make it easier for me to reach!

[@LucyCotta-y2k]

This content was really well-organized!

[@meowmeowf4916]

Wow so nicely folded fitted sheet. Great organizer lady. Thank you. ❤

[@debramenta7207]

What incredible ideas!!! You are so innovative. I really appreciate these videos❣

[@jenniferh1416]

Publix offers a reusable wine shopping bag with four compartments. I stuff plastic bags into a newspaper sleeve bag and put that bag into one of the compartments. In the others I roll larger reusable bags and a cold bag for grocery shopping.

[@treemerryweather]

Best Holiday Gift EVER!!!! you are SO appreciated...I swear I heard my house singing your praises the other night 💙💚💙

[@annmyers2883]

Happy New Year to You & Your family. I have been watching you for a yr. I have learned quite a few tips. You make your videos interesting by moving right along and not over explaining. Your personality is very happy & uplifting also. I had 3 operations on my rt hand & arm & couldn't do alot. I ordered the same spice jars you use that I saw on a video from Amazon & I enjoyed organizing my spices. I like to open the door (where they are on a door rack) & I am able to get exactly what I want. I have them alphabetized. I used to have to read the labels or see through the containers to use them. Have a great year ahead & we will be looking for more suggestions. 🎉😊

[@KimLeatherdale]

Another simple way to store plastic bags is to stuff them one by one into a empty tissue box. Then the box is a bit smaller and fits nicely under kitchen or vanity sink.

[@julielavers3394]

Such great ideas! My Amazon list always grows after I watch your videos but I’ve never regretted one of my purchases that you’ve recommended! Happy New Year to you and your beautiful family! 🎉❤

[@enidcastillo5985]

Thank you so much for sharing...I tried the towel folding hack and it is such a game changer...I will definitely be trying the sheets method next... I've been putting them in the pillow case but do not like how it still looks messy!

[@dar4835]

Love your ideas! I'd like to add for those wire racks, I find things fall over, so I wire tie cardboard from cereal boxes to the top!

[@astorytotell1237]

GREAT video. My son and his wife asked me to organize their kitchen. I am so excited to do their kitchen and to put your kitchen hacks to good use 🎉

[@jeanne-marie8196]

Very helpful. Thank you! Still not a decanter, but the cereal box hack is so simple! One of those “Why didn’t I think of that?”, moments. FYI: I am not a “think outside the box” person…

[@emilygilstrap31]

Homegoods & amazon are my 2 favorite places for organizers & decanting contaners besides the better homes ones at walmart. I save so much money at home goods. I also get pet treats & pet coats there. Plus, there are lots of other home items for so cheap. Including candles!

[@oliviatavistock1485]

I have a tiny house, two children and a very nessy husband. The state of my house makes me feel very low and I'm hoping I can get a better handle on it in the new year. This was a great video, thank you.

[@jessicaclayburg]

Kallie, you taught me how to fold a fitted sheet when I first started following you and roll the towels! I have since found an easier way on here to roll towels that's a little quicker, just searched it up and thought you may like it too. (:

[@joygoncalves4917]

I ordered restaurant bus trays from Amazon. Use as a drawer in any cabinet to store things to pull out. They are open but it works well.

[@SweetCalya]

These are awesome tips! For my sheets, I fold them just like you, but when I package them, I stick them all in one pillowcase and make a cute little package.

[@alleyallica]

Good idea!

[@loriegabidel]

I keep my sheets together by storing them in 1 of the pillow cases.

[@jeannereich8690]

Great video! I have started a list of small areas to declutter. As you suggested I broke larger areas into smaller areas to tackle in 10 or 15 minutes. I am going to get rid of extra towels and sheets I've been hanging on to. We don't use them! I will try the sheet hack but I doubt I'll get it. Lol! 😊

[@sandrainontario6710]

For folding fitted sheets check out Rajiv Surendra his way is even easier

[@findingaway5512]

My favorite nag clips are clothes pins. If it breaks it doesn't matter and you get a ton for a buck or two. I use for frozen veg and chips and whatever I need to close. I keep some in my ziplock drawer. They don't take up a ton of space either for a bunch of them.

[@findingaway5512]

Oh my gosh!!! Clothes pins and company strips?!?! That is great!!!!