Small Space Organizing! How We Saved HUNDREDS with These EASY DIY Hacks

[@GratefulGlamper]

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[@jacquelinepack9650]

Here's a tip I absolutely love: if you have mentioned it on one of your videos, I apologize( I just saw your videos for the first time today lol). I take the command strips and cut different sizes off of them to stick various items to the wall. I was forever losing the remotes for the blu ray player so I cut a piece off and stuck it to the wall. Just various items you can use them for. By cutting pieces off it has saved us a lot of money.

[@GratefulGlamper]

@@jacquelinepack9650 Great idea, thanks for sharing!

[@SophieMia806]

@@jacquelinepack9650 ...To add to your idea, I used to have a standing fan that had a remote control, and it came with a velcro piece on the back of the fan and the remote, so it could be stuck to the fan to prevent it from getting lost. I've also seen online, people using that same concept for various other items, to keep them from getting lost, sliding around, to keep them with the items they go with, or what have you. So many possibilities, with both the velcro and the command strip ideas. 😊

[@verdadthompson7169]

Dollar Tree has Rubber Fingers so you don't burn your fingers when you use the Hot Glue.

[@kinikagillis2629]

Great ideas …

[@Vicolegargoyle]

if you sew a little loop (fabric, string, covered ponytail elastic, etc.) on the corner of your microfiber towel, you can hang it from that and it won't fall off the hook even when your traveling. Just an idea.

[@GratefulGlamper]

They do have a loop, but they’re so large they touch the floor. Maybe I can see a loop onto the middle 🤔

[@suzannecranford6819]

I sewed my loop to the middle edge of my towels and it works well.

[@dkleath8697]

Great idea! Why not "double-up" & put one one each side..😉

[@daphneraven6745]

@@GratefulGlamper That works for me. For long towels, a loop sewn on one side in the middle works.

[@omigono]

@Grateful Glamper in the middle of a long side so it hangs shorter. Maybe an inch or two in would probably help.

[@aprildawnsunshine4326]

Tip for using zip ties: the spot where you cut can be extremely sharp and I've cut myself deep on a raw one before. 2 options: 1 use a hot piece of metal, a small flame or heat gun to soften the plastic and shape it (dangerous) or 2 use a file to sand it down (labor intensive) I know it seems like a waste of time, but all you'd need is once to accidentally slice your hand or arm open and spend a few hours in the ER or worse.

[@heatherstrom]

I was thinking about the towels snagging on the cut end of the zip tie.

[@kywifie]

Dollar tree sells cotton twine. Just wrap around this. Will look better anyway

[@marciabrothers8855]

All you have to do is add a bit of hot glue to the sharp spot where you cut the zip tie off.

[@aprildawnsunshine4326]

@@marciabrothers8855 maybe it's the type we tried but the glue kept coming off when we tried that 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@autbrat78]

If you take a pair of pliers and twist the ends off they won't be sharp. I learned this hack on Reddit.

[@junepeasgood1907]

I put always put the towels in so that what's grabbable is the "single" folded piece of towel facing out, not the "ends". That way when you go to grab a towel quickly without thinking, you are not grabbing at more than one towel (especially if they are all the same colour) - just an observation to aide with the brilliant idea :-)

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for the suggestion

[@deborahbettes6043]

I use jeans my boys have grown out of, or have been "cut off" to make shorts, as the material for cloth bags. Where on the leg you cut them out determines the size of the bags and a bonus is the side seams are already sewn 😊! Love your videos and your family!

[@GratefulGlamper]

Great idea. Thanks for sharing

[@Gracyhart1]

I love these ideas. I learned the soft sided bins last year from Catherine on do it on a dime. I added a cardboard bottom just to stabilize it little bit.

[@sharon21382]

*Me too‼️*

[@leslieobrien4690]

Making the soft-sided bins from small rugs from Dollar Tree today! These are going to be life-changers in our RV! Thanks, Charity!

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for watching

[@lynnecarnivale6414]

💜Hi. Nice video, thank you! I want you to know that the DOLLAR TREE carries silicone finger tip covers, found in the craft corner. They can be used to press down crafts when hot glue is involved. That's what I use them for. I think they sell 3 in a pack and they are usually neon colors, such as hot pink. Maybe you can find them. Also, whenever I use hot glue, I fill a bowl with cold water and two ice cubes and place it on my work surface. If I burn myself, I can quickly dip my hand in the bowl and cool down my skin- stopping the high temp glue from burning the next layer of skin. Plus the glue hardens up right away. You can keep the bowl stored with your glue gun to remind you to fill it with water and ice cubes next time. I hope my ideas help you and your subscribers. Stay safe and healthy. God bless you! Peace, Lynne 🍃💜🍃

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for the tips!

[@Nonniof9]

Also, Purchase a silicone spatula from $1.25 store, use it when folding over and gluing larger pieces. Great video.

[@lynnecarnivale6414]

@@GratefulGlamper You are welcome! God bless you! Lynne🍃💜🍃

[@lynnecarnivale6414]

@@Nonniof9 Great! I have the silicone spatula too! Thank you so much. God bless! Lynne🍃💜🍃

[@StuckinNormal]

Great ideas! Ty!

[@TH-eb5ro]

I used to have a side job organizing, like back in the mid 90s. The first time I did anything for my mom was her fifth wheel. It is especially important in small spaces. By the way the DT clear bins fit under the cupboard racks, work well for spices, drink mixes. Great ideas, thanks for sharing.

[@baskervillebee6097]

The reusable paper/cloth grocery bags are good for organizing clothing or stuff in flexible storage to fill cabinets. No glue burns. Different colors for categories of clothes so you don't have to pull each down looking for something.

[@dianemontavon5670]

I've made bag/purses out of those rugs years ago. Never thought to use as soft sided storage, thank you.

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for watching

[@jelkhorncamper6062]

I do sew. I will be making the soft bins! Our truck camper needs some love regarding storage solutions. Going out for short trips means completely removing food items between trips, as well as storing linens for bed bath kitchen. Those containers will be a big help in our small cabinets. You have encouraged me to be more creative with command hooks for produce and bed area organization. I just subscribed, too. I’ve watched many of your videos the past few months.

[@GratefulGlamper]

Awesome! I’ve found using bins for things helps with the back and forth of stuff to. Safe travels.

[@DNTMEE]

I've found that the accessory caddies that hang from the shower head pipe work well for low profile storage in other areas as well. For instance, I have one in the kitchen area behind the faucet for holding the usual stuff used in that place. The metal ones look the best. If they don't fit in right off, it's not that difficult to modify them as needed. And then there are the pole caddies.

[@laurablaura]

The rug bins are also great as plant holders. Just stick your potted plant inside with a tray.

[@GratefulGlamper]

Great idea!

[@junewaldman1717]

Place your folded towel the other way round with the rounded side out. It looks neater and it is easier to pull out. That goes for any folded linen. Always stack with fol facing out then you can see exactly how many are in the pile.

[@HeirOfNothingInParticular]

This!! 100 likes for this comment!

[@lj32920]

Like your towel holder with hooks. I've found that the towels dry better if I sew a little loop on one corner of the towel to hang it up easily, and they don't fall.

[@judygaillard1666]

Great hack and thanks for sharing! I've made baskets of various shapes and sizes that didn't cost anything by crocheting plastic shopping bags into baskets. So easy and fun!

[@jelkhorncamper6062]

I’ve crocheted with plastic shopping bags, too! My cousin learned to do it when her church group made mats for refugees from/to countries I don’t remember now.

[@respectfullyyours9210]

Darn I was going to ask how 🤔 then I read the rest, lol. Loving this, I went out and actually bought 3 green fringe rugs! I couldn't believe it when I was walking by. Thanks 😊

[@Nan-59]

Crocheting with plastic bread bags was very popular in the 70's. My grama crocheted all the time. She make the bread bags into rugs. So long ago now.

[@bridgetandkennyrobbins1202]

You could help yourself by turning the towels around so one fold is showing. Makes the grab neat and easier

[@patriciawatson3293]

You can use clothes pegs to hold fabric when gluing.

[@christinam7425]

I am so excited. I started making my soft side baskets today from the rugs at the dollar tree. I had to buy a whole case so I have 30 rugs. Maybe I can give some away when I get them made. I wanted to thank you so much for this hack. I can’t wait I’m going to use them for everything in the camper I think. I was going to send you a picture but I don’t know how. So anyway thank you again keep giving us great information. We’re planning a trip for this winter so I got to get the camper ready for One month on the road.😊 Maybe we’ll get to meet up sometime

[@amyalbury5195]

Love your organization!! You could put long handles (with ribbon, rope, etc) on your fabric baskets, so they can lay inside your basket when not in use, and fill with things for picnics, chips, beach trips, etc.... Just grab and go!

[@GratefulGlamper]

Great idea! Thanks for the suggestion

[@SF-ru3lp]

Amy's idea made me think of wooden spoons / spatulas that could be cut to make a wooden stick handle. The stick grip handles could be worked in as you fold over and glue the fringe ends... interesting.... I like the idea. G Ire

[@adrianekelly2966]

I just discovered your channel and am covered in goosebumps, tearing up as I listen to your intro. I know what it would have meant to me as a child to have the family experience you’ve chosen. God bless you all. I’m a happy new subscriber to your sharing of what qualifies as an Epic Essentialist Experience. I hope your children keep written journals they’ll treasure later in life, as will their own children and grandchildren. You have my deep respect and appreciation. ✌️🙏

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks so much! Part of the purpose of this channel is also for our kids to a “video scrapbook” of sorts to look back on too. Blessings!

[@adrianekelly2966]

@@GratefulGlamper Yes, I figured that would be their strong suit. Oh, the memories you’re racking up by the day, challenges as in all lives, but so many blessings.

[@michellestoffle5227]

@@adrianekelly2966 beautifully said! I completely agree! The experiences this family is having together is priceless!🚐💕👏👏😃👍 Enjoying their journey from my home, getting lots of ideas and learning so much about a way of life I’m hoping to experience!

[@sheilafarias6235]

Ditto

[@1sthawkfeathers547]

What a sweet gift to say about this beautiful family 🕊❤🕊

[@starlightshine7806]

Fabulous ideas, chargers under the table!! God Bless Dollar Tree, little wire baskets, hooks all the craft and storage stuff and you loves

[@kamialmeida679]

I'm getting to travel for work (driving thankfully) and think the soft bins will be perfect for my bathroom stuff! It doesn't need to go in a suitcase, but I can put it in a box for travel, then just put them on the counter in thr hotel!

[@GratefulGlamper]

Great idea!

[@martinemikita9281]

The soft bins.I saw these on DO IT ON A DIME abt 3 years ago and have been using this DIY ever since!! You explained this DIY perfectly!! Great Channel BTW.

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thank you!

[@monahidalgo6688]

Yep this is Do it in a Dime from Catherine the soft bins!!!!!

[@justsayin5865]

My husband and I just got a fifth wheel, I'm so glad I found your channel. I first wrote a "Must Have List." All the things you recommend. I went. to Walmart and found sturdy plastic plates, bowl's,cups for 50cents each cheaper than dollar store. Love all your advice.🥰

[@GratefulGlamper]

Awesome! Safe travels

[@jolianeperkins7191]

I just watched this video for the second time. First time when it first aired. I have made several of the rug soft sided baskets. I even put a handle on a couple and call it a bag. Thanks for the demo. Now ,in seeing it the second time, the under table storage wire basket really caught my eye. I plan on employment ing that real soon. Thanks again for your channel💖

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for watching our videos 💙

[@irenehaugen6143]

I do like the towel rack idea. But those zip tie nubs in front would be knuckle chafers and towel snaggers. I bet they would hold together with just the ties in back and side. The cord basket under the table is brilliant! The soft bins are fantastic too!! I just found your site, so will look back at other videos and tips. Those towels look interesting, not bulky... will see if I can find a link for them. Thank you!!!!

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for watching

[@raneshaleblanc2824]

Omg love the soft bin..I'm trying to organize my closet and purses wallets and that would be so cute for my cluches and wallets..genius!

[@GratefulGlamper]

👍🏻

[@stellasgotitl5657]

FYI Aldi has a miniature sewing machine this month, if you’re interested. Great video❤️

[@GratefulGlamper]

Good to know! I love shopping at Aldi.

[@aprilkeener3345]

I want to make all the soft sided bins now!!! I love that hack!!

[@GratefulGlamper]

👍🏻

[@dixiebell3585]

Your tip of making baskets is awesome. We don't RV but we live in an earthquake zone. I also intend to aquire a small camper or 5th wheel for a guest room. And what happens to be really beautiful is I inherited some rugs I don't want to use for rugs BUT will upcycle those. Happy Travels

[@GratefulGlamper]

Great idea - thanks for watching

[@MNPonyLady]

I love those soft bins !!! I also have some really cute pillow shams that I don't use but didn't want to get rid of. I'm going to make bins from them !!

[@GratefulGlamper]

Great way to repurpose!

[@jodijavens2448]

Love that idea! I’m going to do the same!!

[@Susanjarvie]

Wonderful ideas! Here’s a tip for you. Be sure the folded edge if your folded towels are facing out so you only see the folded edge. That way you will only grab one towel. Not sure that will makes sense. Hopefully you get it. 😉

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for the tip!

[@sidneezingara1976]

My ocd was thinking the same thing! Looks neater, too.

[@cathyquilts2609]

Same!

[@debbiemurray6891]

I do that as well.

[@pattycake8272]

I was thinking that as well or rolling them and stacking them.

[@ingacrosby1554]

When shopping at dollar tree, I admire your restraint!

[@GratefulGlamper]

😂

[@robyns7914]

Really enjoyed your presentation. Being a prior RVer, wish I had know some of these before. However I can see using them in my house n craft room. Thank you.

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for watching

[@krazykitty5750]

I've used those small rugs as placemats for my pets and also perfect size for the pet crates I use. Will try a baske with one. On the hanging basket, perfect for remotes or cell phones at night, I have one in my bedroom next to my nightstand.

[@cathyquilts2609]

Love! I’m going to attach on back of nightstand out of sight to clear the surface clutter!

[@GirlMomma]

Oh hey good idea! Thanks for that!

[@rangelady4362]

I just attached a basket to my nightstand with command hooks to put my phone and remotes so i stop dropping them on the floor and emd up having to hunt for them in the middle of the night!

[@Funflmsify]

Thank you this was helpful! I don't live in an RV but I live in a small one bedroom apartment, and this gave me some good ideas I'm excited to try. :D

[@Funflmsify]

Lol and the bloopers at the end was unexpected but entertaining. :D

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks! We

[@maryjanegibson7743]

Thanks for your informative videos. I am an "organization" kind of person myself and I love ideas like this. AndI made a note about Campgroundviews in my file about campgrounds so that the info will be available to us when we plan our tripis. All the best to your family.

[@atwistedlime6090]

Handy tip for over the door items make sure you put some felt or something on the back where they rub the door if you have real wood doors or they will leave marks. I just got a piece of felt with adhesive on it and cut to fit.

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for the tip!

[@AT-xn2bx]

I ended up just leaving the cardboard label on it that covers the back. It’s hidden in my master bathroom so I didn’t care if it had the label.

[@caraprescott3987]

Love your videos! We just got our first camper after my husband retired from the railroad. Keep sharing info and hacks, thank you thank you thank you

[@lindaavila8140]

I love your videos you show all the" goings on ", like your husbands "help". That's my life ! I love you ! Keep up showing it all !

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks so much!

[@Ladyborg]

Thank you for this! As a new RVer and Dollar Tree fan, this was so timely!!!!! I have been making trips to the DT to better organize our RV.

[@uwdawn11]

Loving your channel! Great ideas. I can't wait to make the fabric bags. Idea for you- Do the towel rack on the inside of bathroom to clear hallway and I place felt furniture discs on rack as to not scratch the door or you can glue felt on it as well. Doesn't clang either and keeps it snug. Can't wait to see more videos. I just found this as I was browsing. I like your bloopers at the end too. I ordered the fabric glue on Amazon as well. Thanks!

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for the tips!

[@normasutherland8476]

I hot glued felt cut to size to the underside of the over the door hooks to keep them from scratching the door. Felt square from Walmart=$.47!

[@GratefulGlamper]

@@normasutherland8476 great idea!

[@jackireese7387]

I think she put it facing the outside hallway because of the drying time taking longer in an RV and A/C & heating vents are more airflow/more plentiful in the hallway. Just my two cents because I do that too in my RV & you'd be surprised how much "wetter longer" items stay inside tiny closet RV bathroom!!!

[@juliemosher6404]

Absolutely love the "rug" turned basket ❣️ Pretty & practical 🙂 just found your channel today - now subscribed

[@Danielle-nz9tn]

All of these are great, practical ideas. I’m only about 3/4 the way through the video, but I’m totally in love with the soft sided baskets made from Dollar Tree rugs. One of the best and cutest Collar tree hacks I have seen. And they even hang on hooks?! So cool! Thank you for sharing ❤

[@GratefulGlamper]

Glad you like them!

[@vickilovato9772]

You could get foam core and cut a piece to cover inside the bottom of your soft side bins to help them stand up better!

[@fibrosmack5899]

My 2 fav things, organize and crafting ! Thanks for your great ideas .your doing great ! Bravo! So glad I found this channel.

[@donnahood8803]

Thank you for the "T" tip. I'm 63, pretty crafty, yet never figured out how to widen the bottom of similar crafts. Thanks

[@GratefulGlamper]

Of course, thanks for watching

[@cathycoryell2351]

You can use basic clothes pins to hold it firmly, while the glue cools off. It's also called "square off" the bottom of a bag. "Placemats purse" was a popular craft a few years back! Customize with cording or wide ribbon style straps. Grommets optional.

[@GratefulGlamper]

@@cathycoryell2351 👍🏻👍🏻

[@cathyquilts2609]

Oh wow! I’m in a house, but I’m going to add a fabric bin on back of my nightstand to hold surge protector and mattress pad heat control and cords out of sight to tidy up the surface .

[@cenedraleaheldra5275]

Maybe one day here in Australia we will have Dollar Tree.

[@solomo2144]

Having dollar stores, Starbucks, Walmart, taco bell and McDonald's on every corner makes every place the same. Use stuff from nature to make things. Branches wrapped with twine or flexible barks, weaving bark from willow trees or other trees and plants. You can soak long pieces in water to make them flexible. Keep Australia natural before they ruin it too. Take care 🪶🤍

[@valerieyanku8312]

I want to use your towel stack hack in my linen closet at home. So cool!

[@leahfarber9548]

Love this! My camper trailer is really small. Nice tips and loved the end!!

[@susanhafner6906]

Thank you so much for all your help in organizing skills we are selling our 5 acres and our 2 story log cabin house in Alaska 🏔 we are retired from dogsledding and we are retired from working 💃🏾💃🏾😍 so we are now going to start joining you in the RV life 😁😆

[@GratefulGlamper]

Awesome!

[@zoegarcell9102]

Your out takes or bloopers that didn't make the cut are ADORABLE! They made my day! Thanks to You Tube for putting you in my video stream today! 😘

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for watching

[@sometimessnarky1642]

You know what I've found that helps a stack of towels not fall down? Taking the one on top and not taking one from the middle or the bottom. But hey the napkin holder thing is cute.

[@trishcouncell2342]

She has kids, self-explanatory 😆

[@alanogrady7405]

Clever idea ..! would save buying making shelves 🤔

[@dalilabonilla7182]

Now this is a REAL organizing hack video! Exactly what I’m looking for 🎉

[@GratefulGlamper]

Awesome, thanks for watching

[@deborahrobertelli8714]

I like the idea of the rugs as baskets for my small food pantry in my house. My snacks are on top of my food pantry right now and I hate it. This is a great idea and will fit in my pantry . Thank you

[@GratefulGlamper]

The hacks for watching

[@danruinsfood4002]

Also, if you want to use am actual hanging three tier metal fruit rack, we slammed a flat steel rod in a corner diagonally over the kitchen table, and I was out of the way. Even so, like your hanging bag basket trick. Clever. ;)

[@gingerreid8569]

Wow, love these hacks! We bought our first camper and I bought a ton of goodies from Dollar Tree to outfit! What they didn't have, I went to Walmart and cleaned up! I could have used these soft sided bins instead of buying the ones I got from Wally World, but they keep things safe while in travel. Great ideas!

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for watching- best wishes in your travels

[@sandyruther2936]

No kidding. I spent $10 each on some canvas ones at Dollar General. Oh well, they are cute and say "Stuff" and "Things" on them.

[@djc6323]

I love the fabric bins. I will try this hack but fill it with old teddy stuffing and make pillows.

[@GratefulGlamper]

Great idea

[@melindabooth9806]

That soft bin hack IS amazing!

[@tonyaclapp2262]

I’m going to use your ideas for out boat. We are changing careers this summer. Husband is giving up truck driving to start commercial fishing.

[@thevanmarwykfam6474]

I love both the under table storage and the fabric basket.

[@GratefulGlamper]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@kathyhowland3971]

You could clip a plastic clip (found in laundry section at Kroger or Publix) to your towels and because there is a hole an the other end you can just put over hook. 😊

[@territimmerman140]

I'm thinking that you could make softsided hanging bag using the same method you used but use the soft tub mats. I actually use the mesh laundry bags to store my produce. If you use shower curtain rings you can hang them in a row for different types of produce.

[@GratefulGlamper]

👍🏻

[@Katt_Geo]

Thank you for the great vid .. I've been living on site, on a perfect lake, in Northern Ontario, Canada and in a beautiful 37ft w/my hubby for 22 years ( cheap living, plus I love it !! ) .. I didn't until we had a tankless hot water until installed and a cute little propane cast iron fire place but still have a great propane furnace w/floor vets all over and we also had a full steal roof built high over top, so as we can still use our roof vents .. We've put so many extras, to make a nice, no stress life here .. I'm not in the States and my trailer hasn't gone anywhere since it was a year old, 22 years ago, lol but I still enjoyed watching your vid and got some cool, great ideas from you .. Hope you had a super summer !!

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for sharing this comment! Best wishes and thanks for watching

[@Katt_Geo]

Oh and btw, I liked and subscribed and looking forward to watching some of your other vids 😊✌‼

[@lisacomeau720]

I subbed from my phone, but cant comment , long story, you are great at explaining stuff. And those soft baskets you make are perfect. Like a duffle bag or soft sided suitcase,, more fits in even taking into consideration weight limits. We have a 17 foot 2015 keystone hideout and love it, made so many mods to it, so pimped out for boondocking. Always looking to make use of a small space. Still learning. Canadian here who misses Florida, so much. luv your channel.

[@roadtriplover.]

Fantastic ideas! I’ll be using a couple of these, for sure. You really are the Queen of RV Organization. Thank you for all the tips you continue to share.

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for watching

[@NursingOurTravelBug]

I just LOVE these hacks!!! I’m definitely going to try the wire basket under my desk to help manage my cords. That stuff drives me crazy!! LOL the rug baskets are AMAZING! I really like that you don’t have to do any sewing either. Thanks for sharing!

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for watching!

[@margaretdevries8090]

All are great ! But I love the rugs turned into baskets !

[@Ladybug-uy9pr]

Love these ideas. My family is getting a small cabin which we are in need of ideas this for storage.

[@juanitapowell1948]

Love the soft "rug" bags. Great for so many thing, and underwear/socks too. As always thank you for sharing

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for watching

[@maobfh]

Fair warning with fruit hammocks, fruit bags, any fruit holder that swings when you are traveling, between the warm environment while you are moving and the bag/net/hammock banging against the window/wall/cabinet? If you only travel 5-10 minutes then you will have bruised fruit. An hour or 2? Broken fruit. A full 6hr travel day? Fruit mush on the windows, walls, cabinets and floor. Give the fruit away to someone staying longer at the campground, take it in the car for snacks, stick it in the fridge but don’t leave it hanging and banging.

[@cathyhogue5002]

I have not made any of these but I like your ideas. I don't have an RV but I intend to try some for my home.

[@cowpunk17]

It’s not a surprise the soft side baskets are blowing up. I’m headed for the $ tree this morning. You are brilliant and I subscribed for sure! Happy RVing!

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks so much! Happy DIYing

[@annhysell6064]

Wow, I thought I had our storage down both in our sailboat & camping. Guess not. THANK you. Great ideas.

[@GratefulGlamper]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@susantaylor2533]

soft sided basket with a strap = Cute purse!

[@keepitREALalways2181]

I recently bought and moved in a RV and I love videos like this..thank you and God bless you all..Stay safe and have fun 👍💯🙏💜💙💜💙

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks! Best wishes

[@viccimay9247]

My fav is the rug , soft bag storage ! Absolutely adorable !

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for watching

[@janielengele5071]

If you get some arnica gel, it's a great way to stop the glue burn from blistering. Apply asap,dobb not rub. It'll stop the pain and heal the burn. Great uses.

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks!

[@lindagreene6437]

& / Or ... grab ice cube or chunk from nearby chest or freezer, to put on skin burn asap!!! It will cool down the skin burn quickly + "help" keep from blistering & scaring!!! lcg

[@pandarachasmr9999]

i remember watching these wanting to be in this life style and now we just signed on our rv !!!!

[@GratefulGlamper]

Yay! So exciting!

[@amitas7047]

Absolutely genius storage ideas 💡 loved them

[@nancydavis604]

You said to let you know which is our favorite. Mine is all of them!! Looking forward to more ideas. ❤❤

[@GratefulGlamper]

Awesome, thanks for watching

[@anitathompson1542]

I love the hacks - I will try all of them - up first will be the cord holder. I was just about to order them but now I'm going to the dollar tree - thank you - very useful.

[@GratefulGlamper]

Happy to help!

[@elizabetha2056]

Really great hacks! And believe me I am like a gold digger always on the hunt for RV storage hacks for us. LOVE the napkin holder/towel idea! As soon as the napkin holders were in front of you I thought- "Hey! it looks just like the pricey real thing in upscale baths on walls!" No brainer but I never saw it! LOL! God Bless and Love from a Great Gran in MN

[@GratefulGlamper]

💙💙💙

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

Check out Amazon for mesh shopping bags. Better deal, selections are huge as always. They also sell with long handles so if you want a shoulder tote for grocery shopping they’ve got you covered. There’s pretty much a bag for anything you need! Thanks for the tips. Love the rug tip. I’m thinking of making one, getting a jute belt from Amazon, gluing it on and making a “boho” style tote bag!

[@GratefulGlamper]

That would be super cute!

[@CanadianLadyVanLife]

I am a Canadian Lady doing van life and love this as I am just starting out and will be doing a upgrade on my build this summer. I hope to see you on my channel.

[@GratefulGlamper]

Maybe we will see you out there!

[@pricklykitty939]

Well I really enjoyed your tips and hacks thank you so much. I just purchased a camper and it's going to be delivered tomorrow and I don't know Jack so thank you again for sharing.

[@GratefulGlamper]

Happy to help, happy camping!

[@docink6175]

ok, I jumped forward to see the last one.. it was ok...the under table one was 5X better, so was the nightstand basket, I'll use that one at home as well as in the camper.. I like the soft sided containers/bags, I use bags for all kinds of storage but Im not sure about food in the cabinet, Id forget whats where and need to pull it all out. I like your daughters hack of your hack. I think I would stitch 2 of them together for a bigger bag

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for watching and the ideas

[@rwilt9]

O love those soft side baskets definitely gonna make some for organizing

[@StuckinNormal]

I think I’m going to try making one of the bins, but with a much wider bottom!

[@cindyheyman5452]

These "baskets" would make good boho bags for the beach if you make a strap. Or also a purse bag

[@GratefulGlamper]

Good idea

[@cindyheyman5452]

@@GratefulGlamper I would use fabric glue and put two together with fringe on the bottom glued or sewn in together. That way it's deep enough to hold school books or other stuff.

[@scsymo1]

Great ideas even for sticks and bricks-thank you!!!

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for watching

[@cgrace1278]

Awesome ideas! Now I just want an RV!! Thanks for sharing!

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for watching

[@eliana.mob.3138]

First time viewer and enjoyed! Very helpful tips and tricks!

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for watching

[@Tkyle5127]

Love the rug hack! Can’t wait to make some!

[@lizcarter6938]

The holes are sooo big on those rugs no need for a sewing machine you can literally thread yarn and sew them to keep them closed in place of the hot glue. For those of us who are in the desert hot glue doesn't hold well at all. Super great hack!! you are very creative!!

[@homeworshipwithmartyandamy7754]

Thanks for sharing. I love Dollar Tree, too. Money saving and organizational ideas are always appreciated!

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for watching

[@hartmanartsource]

I wonder if those napkin holders could be attached to the wall individually with space between them for additional storage, or by the bed for rolled light throws? Those rug bags are awesome, and would be great for cushioning glass containers, too!

[@GratefulGlamper]

They totally could!