Quick & Easy 10 Minute Organisation Projects

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I bought 4 packs of 24 of those organisers you used in the dressing table last month (my poor postie had fun lifting the box in) and they are amazing. So far I've used them to organise our kitchen drawers (I live with my mum and she has point blank refused to let me use them for cutlery etc though, even though I think they'd work better than our current cutlery tray), 2 drawers in a display unit in our living room and the 3 drawer malam chest of drawers that acts as my bedside table and mainly holds spare toiletries, random stuff like tape dispensers, funko pop stands and the roll of bags for my bin, and spare make up. My room is fairly small so it made sense to have 2 chests of drawers instead of a chest of drawers, a bedside table and a dressing table so that's how they're used. Thanks to the recent addition of a new puppy (the Peggy Carter accidental namesake you liked the comment about in your last DLP vlog) we now have a second crate to fit in our kitchen so we may have to get rid of an acient computer cupboard that mainly holds stationary and such. I have 2 plastic 'under bed boxes' under my bed and have cleared one to store all that stuff, but I want to get 3 under bed drawers that have castors and a wipeable fabric cover thingy to replace them as it would be sturdier, easier to access and look nicer. There will certainly be some dividers used in those when I get them. One tip I've found that is great for these dividers is that you can put "glue dots" (bostic make them and I typically get them in B&M, Home Bargins, The Range type places) on the corners so they don't slide about on you if you find that to be an issue, they peel off with no problem and no sticky residue, even on the glass tops of my chests of drawers. I'm very clumsy so most of the make up organisers, perspex trays I use for make up and toiletries, make up brush holders etc are glue dotted down so I don't break an eyeshadow or something that's glass by knocking a tray onto the floor. When they need a clean I just pull them up, peel off the glue dots, wash them and replace the glue dots with new ones before they're put down again. I've heard "museum gel" (looks like clear Blu tac) is good too but this works for me and is probably cheaper. If you're planning another DLP trip in the near future a hack I've found handy for travel sizing toothpastes is to buy empty lip gloss squeeze tubes off amazon or ebay (normally have a 10-12ml capacity), fill them with toothpaste and label them. There are two of us in my household but we use three different toothpastes as my mum uses regular toothpaste and an aloe vera one to prevent mouth ulcers and I need a sensitive one, one of those little tubes lasts one person over a week so it could save quite a bit of space next time its carry on only or for short trips if you've several types to bring. They work for most liquid or cream products including face wash, moisturiser, foundation and cream blush (I recently made a cream blush by combining a face primer and some powder blush I wasn't using and put it in one of the tubes for ease of application) and since I'm going to the theatre at the weekend and only bringing a very small bag, I've decanted hand gel into a tube to save a bit of space but still be covid safe. I ts a handy way of doing so if you are only carrying a clutch sized bag, takes up even less space than a pack of wipes too.