Bathroom Cabinet Organization re-do + Partying during COVID | Judi the Organizer

[@janebudde6220]

I love the “no... PERIOD” I freaking love your videos

[@juditheorganizer]

Aww thank you and thank you so much for watching!!

[@brendaharris3142]

Taking a lifetime to see the organization

[@Lushus001]

You should try the Femmycycle cup. It has a ring at the bottom,which makes it waaay easier to grab onto. Once you have a hold of it, just squeeze the bottom to release the suction, and push down while pulling it out slowly.

[@catherinemunson555]

Just subscribed. Love your honest talk about periods. Love your sense of humor. Promoting black businesses.

[@lilmami4lyfe867]

If you have a high cervix I would recommend if you want to wear one use the diva cup. Its a longer cup and it has a "life line" lol a little dangle silicon thats really long too. The cup you have is probably too short for a high cervix. And also to get it out push down kind of like your about to take a poo and pinch the bottom. AND WIGGLE THE BOTTOM. TO PULL OUT.

[@juditheorganizer]

lilmami4lyfe867 A friend mentioned the diva cup to me so now that I’m hearing about it again I’ll definitely look into it. Thanks for the advice!

[@civilizeddiva]

Working remote due to (well, you know). Anyway, I decided to tackle my bathroom, under-sink area. Stephen King could have used it as a backdrop. Scary. I found a bamboo, over the toilet stand and now use it for the tons of hair products I own. It also houses my toilet paper. And, the top displays my neatly rolled towels. I was so proud of myself. Some good things did come out of 2020😊

[@MittBritt20]

OMG Judi, I had to comment. First off I stumbled across your page after feeling the urge to nest and declutter. Hubby and I are expecting our first child. Thank you for all your tips and advice. I’ve been binge watching! So as far as the menstrual cups go. It too takes me an hour to get it out and I tried 4 different cups. Before getting preggy I discovered the period panties. I bought them from the Thinx brand and ModiBodi. These panties have been everything for my period. I will look at these reusable pads as well.

[@juditheorganizer]

MittBritt20 you’re so welcome and congratulations on your first child, such a blessing. I’ve looked into the period panties but haven’t pulled the trigger yet. It looks like I will now. Thanks for that! The cloth pads are amazing at least with my flow lol.

[@beckyoak]

Thank you for sharing your "period pearls of wisdom".... I was always curious and I really appreciate your honesty 😃😃😃 LOOOOOVE your videos!! 💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻

[@juditheorganizer]

You’re so welcome and thank you so much!!💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

[@francestalksalot]

New subby here! You personality is bomb, twists on fleek, and tips are easy and super accessible! Can't wait to keep watching your content 😁

[@juditheorganizer]

Awww, thank you, Love!

[@TCato]

Love this!!! I use the Lily cup, it's soft and comfy.

[@angee215]

Hello, love the video. Have you heard of “put a cup in it”, it’s a quiz to help you pick a cup. I use the store bought pads, but trying to switch over to the cloth ones. I also have a cup still trying to get use to it. Thanks for your video.

[@livnicole9550]

Great vid love! I ALSO have a love/hate relationship with those clear pullout drawers from TCS. I just use mine for shoes and bags that I don't use often. I really wish TCS would improve them. It's not fun when the drawer comes completely out! I'm on the look out for something similar but more sturdy.

[@juditheorganizer]

Liv Nicole thank you love! I hope so as well or maybe we can create it ourselves.....😉

[@livnicole9550]

juditheorganizer Riiiiight! I’m sayin! Lol! TCS be playin too much sometimes! Especially for the price tag 🏷👀👀 🤣

[@juditheorganizer]

They do especially with such a high price tag compared to others but I can forgive them because most of their items are good quality. For now at least.

[@livnicole9550]

juditheorganizer Oh yeah , they definitely do make good stuff. I would recommend them as a option for a client but with the disclaimer to just be careful cuz they’re a little “sensitive “. Lol 😆

[@LoveBrittanyAmour]

I’ve noticed that when I remove the cup I need to relax (I know all the videos say this lol). I used to freak out a little like what if it doesn’t come out and then freak out some more when it doesn’t come out right away lol. Now I take a few deep breaths and just pull it lol. Right before it gets to the opening, I press on the base near the stem to break the seal and make it a little smaller and it comes right out!

[@Rika-br4dl]

Pinch/squeeze the bottom of the cup to release suction and wiggle it out. Try doing kegel exercise with it.

[@kennethnguyen4978]

Thanks for the video, I'm getting motivated to clean the bathroom XD. Luckily have built-in drawers, but I will definitely need reorganizing and labeling. And interesting info about the cloth pads and others, never knew about those lol

[@juditheorganizer]

Kenneth Nguyen you’re so welcome! I loooove drawers so I’m a bit jealous lol. I definitely will opt for drawers in my next home. Happy to share new info.

[@bhobasichijaboutfits1567]

Hey, why don’t you show us how to organise spaces for remote studying for the kids, especially when we don’t have a designated area for studying.

[@juditheorganizer]

Shahd Shihabadin what a great idea! Thanks so much for this and I will start working on this ASAP.

[@erinbailey8178]

I also need a video on the menstrual cup! I've tried a few but I can't get it in correctly. I did it one time and it was great for that day but it never happened again. It is so frustrating!

[@juditheorganizer]

Yes it is and I’m still having issues. I’ll be purchasing a new one from a different brand. I hope this one is better for me. I’ll definitely keep y’all posted.

[@memoir02]

Yall are brave. I been having periods for 18 years now and still use pads because I don't wanna deal with touching my own blood. I just wanna throw away and replace ASAP

[@juditheorganizer]

AngieR Crawley oh I was a pad girl for many years so I get it 💯.

[@dr_ty]

Hi Judy. Can you please link to the reusable cloth pads?

[@juditheorganizer]

Tykeisha Muhusin Hi! You can find it in my Amazon storefront link.

[@civilizeddiva]

7:44: University of California system, get on this!

[@ticktock1861]

that cup is the best...the best...until its time to remove it...if it takes you only an hour...you are a pro my friend

[@juditheorganizer]

So I shouldn’t feel defeated, thanks for that.

[@roslynjones5886]

Thank goodness I had a hysterectomy, but I wondered how this would work. I had a super HEAVY period with “large pieces” (I don’t want to gross anyone out). I don’t know if a cup would have been workable for me.

[@sandradelgadillo9430]

Where do u put ur cleaning products?

[@juditheorganizer]

They sit on the other side of the cabinet.

[@quiquikeys]

I scratched myself up too many times to continue using the menstrual cup. I too am traumatized.

[@catherineguy6673]

I'm pass that stage so I pass😬

[@purvishah5495]

You can maybe label it as feminine hygiene products or something like that

[@ThePatriciaPatrick]

Love love love your videos. Btw I sent you a message on Instagram. ❤❤❤

[@juditheorganizer]

Hi Patricia, thank you!!! I didn’t receive it so can you resend your message??