Tension rods will not hold for long. I tried it. Also in my experience it was actually cheaper and less time consuming to simply buy a shoe rack than it was to buy the amount of tension rods I needed, plus the time it took to fix them over and over again when they started to slide down the wall.
Tension rod support holders are inexpensive and either you can get the screw in one's or the adhesive back one's that mount to the wall to ensure that the tension rod doesn't budge. ❤
@@sherrih6375I didn't even realize there were such things, though I've seen them for closet rod dowels. I agree they are necessary for the cleaning spray bottles under the sink. I nailed or screwed a small piece of scrap wood below the end of the tension rod.
@@edsterling5258 I have the command ones that they showed with the metal hooks up on the mantle for stockings, they have been there for three years without falling. 😂
When my second son was born, I bought a bright yellow plastic toolbox for his older brother (aged two). He dubbed it the "Choking Hazard Box" & he stored all his toys which would otherwise be dangerous to his little brother. This responsibility was enthusiastically embraced by my elder son as HIS consentiousness kept his "widdle brother" safe. We bought a combination lock for it and he was allowed to play with those toys in his room...provided he was responsible and put them away promptly when finished/before leaving the room. Even at two years old he never ONCE left a choking hazard out...and he loved being able to play with his lego and other small toys/arts & crafts equipment and the tools he was proficient with at the age of three years old. This idea (and others) utterly difused the specter of sibling rivalry which plagued so many other families.
I have a bad back, so I put big casters on the heavy items in my garage, like my big metal tool trunk. I also have a little, cheap, rolling stool stool that I leave there for moving boxes, etc. around. Wheels eliminate most heavy lifting.
Another suggestion for make-up addicts: a tacklebox, which are available in multiple sizes. They come with divider slots and dividers to set the size of the cells and are great for keeping lipsticks/glosses, palettes, pencils, etc. all in one place and organized. In the garage, they keep small parts like washers, screws, nails, and bolts separate and neat.
I have a big, fat rod in my cupboard I hang all types of cleaners (clorox with bleach, windex, 409 justto name a few) & 4 bottles of freebreeze from & none of them ever leak. It's been over 3 years since we made the bar system, & it took me that long to empty my 1st bottle of freebreeze, as we use it mostly on the garbage pail between liners. I just like having different scent options... LOL But seriously, I think it's because all those cleaners & stuff have good bottles, & the rod is high quality/large. It's also mounted on each side with those plastic discs you use in closets to keep them from falling down, ao maybe that's why
Two things I would like to add-use clear bins so you can easily see what’s in there. And don’t put horizontal drawer organizers in the back of the drawer because you prob don’t open it up to see what’s back there. Put vertical organizers in the back the horizontal organizers in the front.
Many great ideas. I like to use cardboard boxes saved from packaging or shipping and cutting down to size I need. I just bought solid color wrapping paper at Dollar Tree to cover them to match decor. Have also considered using scrap fabric for wrapping, like decoupage, for some storage boxes like ones I'll keep in closet, for craft areas, or under sinks. When I have time, would like to try making paper with recycled paper to line boxes with
I buy most of my spices at the Asian market or Mexican market - MUCH cheaper and fresh but comes in cellophane bags. I label my jars with masking tape and a sharpie along with the date purchased.
@@dianeshea4192 that’s why you put the expiration dates on them & actually some spices don’t expire so they won’t have expiration dates on them from the store
@kilodeltawhisky1504 It's a good suggestion, and I have done stuff, but it's not easy like TH-camrs make it look.... extra hard dry wall, crooked old walls, lost driver etc.
So many great ideas.I love the rod at the front of the kitchen sink cabinet. Container lids are always kept on the containers. I clean dry and store them stacked so I’m never searching for a certain sized lid that’s always the one lid in the mess of lids that’s disappeared. We’ve also switched out to just using glass ones so it’s easier to go from freezer to oven or. Microwave or dishwasher with zero stress.
I want to do this but I've got such a small kitchen area it's like living in an rv, so I'm about to buy a set of bpa free deli containers. I do wish I had the room for glass, though. FWIW, i'm one of the few going around with a real glass water bottle!
I'm slowly replacing my plastic containers with glass due to watching stories about microplastics becoming so prevalent in our bodies. Only thing is, my old pyrex glassware lids stack and the new ones foolishly don't!
Most of these ideas come from Japanese and Korean sites. They are geniuses of small and efficient organisation as most of them live in small apartments. Love the spice drawer though.
I used a shoe rack under my sink for storage. The shelves for cleaning rags and little baskets for sink plugs ECT. And front bars for hanging bottles of cleaning sprays. Now the bottom of cabinet holds big refill bottles of cleaners,👍
Sooo..when the tin foil is empty, do you take the command holders down every time you change the roll?
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Good point! I wonder if placing the hooks upright and then putting a rod through the center of the box would work instead (the rod would rest on the hooks where it comes out on either end of the box).
3:13 Using water to remove the paper and leave the printed image on the tape is a clever idea. It should be noted that it will only work with toner (laser printer) or solid ink, though. An inkjet image will just bleed when it gets wet since it's water soluble, and will pull away with the paper since it doesn't sit on the surface like toner and solid ink do.
Spice in a drawer wasn’t working for me. So I ordered a custom grid pattern spice rack from etsy. It fits perfectly in my cupboard with the spice bottles only showing their lids. I love it
With containers I prefer a blank black chalkboard sticker with a white chalkboard marker because the container get so many different items as my family like different things it’s easier to wipe and relabel after washing out the container
My aunt does some of these, like hangers on doors and stuff, and we learned some things. Be careful about what you hang and where! Doors aren't designed to bare a vertical force that the loaded storage hook has. ESPECIALLY if you have one of those hooks that goes over the top of the door. The weight of anything hung there is added stress directly on the hinges. Over time, the door gets all wonky and never shuts right again. The hinge is bent, the screws are bent, and the holes in the wood are stripped. If it's REALLY heavy the door might crack or break outright. Congrats! You have a fun repair on your hands or need a new door just because of a storage hook.
I like that she uses general labels for her canisters. Cereal, snacks, pasta...not lucky charms, granola bars, fettuccine. If you make it hyper specific the first time you want to switch it up your labels won't be accurate. It's okay if you have multiple labelled the same way such as pasta. It's there for different kind of pasta and you see what it is so you can get different kinds according to your menu plan or store availability and the label always works.
@AlienShake I think she made the transparent labels by printing words on copy paper, cut to size and cover with wide transparent parcel tape. Soak for a few seconds in plain water, rub paper off til you just have the word, stick to your container. Great if you don’t have a Cricut/Silhouette Machine. Hope this helps.
@@bowwow7505 I get you there bow wow and I actually don't have labels on my stuff either. I think if it was more than just me I would. While you make a valid point there is at least one reason for labeling. It helps with inventory if you tend to buy the same things over and over the container itself becomes a placeholder for missing items so...if you are looking through making your shopping list and see an empty container marked pasta then you know to add it. You may notice an unmarked container and the absence of pasta but this leaves less doubt. And when you get home there's already a place for it in the right size and type of container for the job. Anyone helping you knows where to put the new stash. It helps with confusing two empties so you won't be putting your pasta in an empty cereal keeper which would cause it to take on breakfasty smells, for example. Just in general in any family space it helps to have labels so everyone can participate in the system without a lot of micro management. Less confusion, better teamwork, easier to delegate esp if you are the type who defaults to "it's easier to just do it myself". Plus how on earth will you find a way to use your cricut cutter if not for neat pantry labels? 🤪
another idea for boots is use pants hangers, the ones with the clips on either side. You have so many good uses for command hooks. the problem I have had with them is that over time the glue on the sticky part turns yellow and lets the hook fall. I have had several picture frames fall off the wall do to this. It was real fun when it happens in the middle of the night.
I bought three small Sterilite five-drawer units for my basement shelving and two for under the sink. The ones under the sink have labels such as dishwashing pods, sponges, Magic Erasers, gloves, scrubbers, etc. The backstock is in the basement. I swear I must have the smallest undersink cabinet and the most hoses! I labeled the ones for the basement: AAA batteries, AA batteries, Other batteries, Carabiners, Clamps, Door hardware, etc. It's so easy to find little things that would otherwise get lost in a bigger unit. I also have two larger three drawer units for painting supplies, filters, adhesives (tapes and glues).
I like the idea for standing pans up in my cabinet that is the one I’m most likely to use or remember from this video and the only one I haven’t seen on every other cleaning/organizing hacks video.
I also refill my spices at the bulk store. Once or twice a year I dump the old spices and take the labeled bottles into the store and they will weigh the bottles before and after filling. I only buy what I think I will need for 6-12 months. My cupboards are tidier and I never have stale spices anymore!
So much time and effort went into this! I thank you. So many great ideas that are cost effective and brilliant! We just moved into a smaller place and I can't wait to try some.
Also, quite often, we don’t need more storage gadgets or bins. What we actually need less stuff. How many Barbies did that little kid have? How many spray bottles of cleaner does a person actually need? How many Tupperware containers are in our cupboards that don’t actually have matching lids anymore. How many boots does that woman actually need?
These spice jars look just like the jars that the organic Walmart brand spices come in. If you just buy those when you need new spices and replace your old spice containers over time. The uniform, glass look is what makes it look so great.
@@carolinapatriot9651 Ahhhh, ai if I buy 20-30 of the cheapest spice, empty those into one huge jar for storage, I'll get uniform jars for free! What a great idea... thanks, bc I've been trying to find jars & just can't pull the trigger on such an expensive upgrade
In my experience, Command strip hangers almost always fall down. Even with proper prep of the wall or cabinet surface and with very little weight hanging from them.
BEST Spice Storage- Three small, solid plastic storage bins. All bins should be labeled. Bin #1- Spices A-H; Bin #2- Spices I-Z; Bin #3- Spices for Baking (Cinnamon, Apple Pie Spice, Vanilla, etc.) You’re welcomed!! ❤️
I don’t know if there are various sizes, but Amazon has little discs that you can stick to wall that keeps tension rods from slipping down. It has a little lip on the bottom to hold the rod. The ones I got are clear, but I believe they had white and black too (or you could spray paint them whatever color). They’re great for the shower curtain.
For your boots, just put a pool noodle inside of them, to keep them upright.
It's way cheaper an effective than the tension rods.
I just bought two after watching another video that suggested this too. I can likely use one noodle per pair of boots
Better yet just put an empty 1 liter water or soda bottle inside each boot.
That's using your noodle 🤓
Yep
It would be nice to have links to the products shown. Thank you.
Tension rods will not hold for long. I tried it. Also in my experience it was actually cheaper and less time consuming to simply buy a shoe rack than it was to buy the amount of tension rods I needed, plus the time it took to fix them over and over again when they started to slide down the wall.
Yeah. I got a shoe rack at Menard’s for $4
Tension rod support holders are inexpensive and either you can get the screw in one's or the adhesive back one's that mount to the wall to ensure that the tension rod doesn't budge. ❤
@@GerardboardMenards for the win!
@@sherrih6375I didn't even realize there were such things, though I've seen them for closet rod dowels. I agree they are necessary for the cleaning spray bottles under the sink. I nailed or screwed a small piece of scrap wood below the end of the tension rod.
Exactly the rods would cost a small fortune 😂
Also, make sure you can close your cabinet door before you attach those command hooks.
I was wondering if I was the only one who caught that 😂
Don't worry, they'll be falling off in a week anyway.
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@@edsterling5258 I have the command ones that they showed with the metal hooks up on the mantle for stockings, they have been there for three years without falling. 😂
@@edsterling5258😂
Nothing like a good organizing video to get you in the mood to clean house!!
I'd rather watch the video than clean 😊
My tip is to watch the video once while you’re lazy. And then force yourself to play it again while you actually clean. It helps get it started.
Srsly. It's like an appetizer for cleaning.
I feel as if I'm watching organizational porn, and afterwards it makes me feel dirty, but also clean.
So true!!
When my second son was born, I bought a bright yellow plastic toolbox for his older brother (aged two). He dubbed it the "Choking Hazard Box" & he stored all his toys which would otherwise be dangerous to his little brother. This responsibility was enthusiastically embraced by my elder son as HIS consentiousness kept his "widdle brother" safe. We bought a combination lock for it and he was allowed to play with those toys in his room...provided he was responsible and put them away promptly when finished/before leaving the room. Even at two years old he never ONCE left a choking hazard out...and he loved being able to play with his lego and other small toys/arts & crafts equipment and the tools he was proficient with at the age of three years old.
This idea (and others) utterly difused the specter of sibling rivalry which plagued so many other families.
“….fits just as perfect in this spot” 2:03 cupboard door can’t shut properly 🤣
The hook was mounted too high. It would work 8f the hook was lower.
I noticed that too
Found the comment that saw what I saw 😂
@@Kimikikat Me too, lol. There was another one towards the end but she didn't try to close the door. Probably because it wouldn't close flush, lol...
I saw and noticed it, too. 😂 Cute but funny blooper they didn't have time to fix/correct for this video. 🤣🤣
I'm sorry, but I'm buying this woman a level!!
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Yes. Indispensible!
I have a bad back, so I put big casters on the heavy items in my garage, like my big metal tool trunk. I also have a little, cheap, rolling stool stool that I leave there for moving boxes, etc. around. Wheels eliminate most heavy lifting.
GREAT IDEA!! I just sent it to my hubby. THANKS!!!
Another suggestion for make-up addicts: a tacklebox, which are available in multiple sizes. They come with divider slots and dividers to set the size of the cells and are great for keeping lipsticks/glosses, palettes, pencils, etc. all in one place and organized. In the garage, they keep small parts like washers, screws, nails, and bolts separate and neat.
That a great idea !!!
I keep my whole spices in a tackle box. Much better use of it, if you ask me.
That’s already invented in the 80s- Caboodle!! And you can still get them!😂
I use a Christmas ball organizer. 🤣
I use a tackle box for my sewing supplies 🧵✂️🧷😊👍
Except hanging spray bottles messes up the spray nozzle and then they leak
That's what I thought also.
Or the bottle is so heavy it breaks away from the nozzle. I make my own horse fly spray so use the rod method for storing empty bottles
I have a big, fat rod in my cupboard I hang all types of cleaners (clorox with bleach, windex, 409 justto name a few) & 4 bottles of freebreeze from & none of them ever leak. It's been over 3 years since we made the bar system, & it took me that long to empty my 1st bottle of freebreeze, as we use it mostly on the garbage pail between liners. I just like having different scent options... LOL
But seriously, I think it's because all those cleaners & stuff have good bottles, & the rod is high quality/large. It's also mounted on each side with those plastic discs you use in closets to keep them from falling down, ao maybe that's why
@@leahrowe847 Thx Leah! I appreciate your wall-mount rod support idea for use w/ or w/out a spring rod
So many people turning their dish organizing racks on the side and hiking to door to hold aluminum foil etc. Your idea :: chef kiss:: superb!
Two things I would like to add-use clear bins so you can easily see what’s in there. And don’t put horizontal drawer organizers in the back of the drawer because you prob don’t open it up to see what’s back there. Put vertical organizers in the back the horizontal organizers in the front.
Good idea!!
That’s what I do!
😊😊😊
Many great ideas. I like to use cardboard boxes saved from packaging or shipping and cutting down to size I need. I just bought solid color wrapping paper at Dollar Tree to cover them to match decor. Have also considered using scrap fabric for wrapping, like decoupage, for some storage boxes like ones I'll keep in closet, for craft areas, or under sinks. When I have time, would like to try making paper with recycled paper to line boxes with
Yeah, I plan to do that and more one day.
I’m planning on wrapping them in peel and stick wallpaper from Amazon. I’m just waiting on a few more boxes of the same size
@@stephaniebarfield2718 Dollar Tree also has peel and stick wallpaper
I’m getting ready to do this in my bathroom!!!
@@stephaniebarfield2718and that type of covering you can wipe down and it's not as likely to tear.
One thing I refuse to do, empty spices from one container into another. Besides, they're in a drawer!
Not only that, but the new labels don't have the expiration dates written down.
I don’t have drawer space for spices. Turntable in the cabinet works for us.
I buy most of my spices at the Asian market or Mexican market - MUCH cheaper and fresh but comes in cellophane bags. I label my jars with masking tape and a sharpie along with the date purchased.
@@dianeshea4192 that’s why you put the expiration dates on them & actually some spices don’t expire so they won’t have expiration dates on them from the store
It’s not that serious some ppl shop at Sam’s or buy larger containers & put the seasoning in smaller containers
It'd be nice to be a family where doing even one of these ideas wasn't a major production!
Don't tell anyone. Just do it.
I feel your pain lol
@kilodeltawhisky1504 It's a good suggestion, and I have done stuff, but it's not easy like TH-camrs make it look.... extra hard dry wall, crooked old walls, lost driver etc.
So many great ideas.I love the rod at the front of the kitchen sink cabinet.
Container lids are always kept on the containers. I clean dry and store them stacked so I’m never searching for a certain sized lid that’s always the one lid in the mess of lids that’s disappeared. We’ve also switched out to just using glass ones so it’s easier to go from freezer to oven or. Microwave or dishwasher with zero stress.
Same! So much easier than a pile of plastic!
I want to do this but I've got such a small kitchen area it's like living in an rv, so I'm about to buy a set of bpa free deli containers. I do wish I had the room for glass, though. FWIW, i'm one of the few going around with a real glass water bottle!
Plus glass doesn't stain.
I'm slowly replacing my plastic containers with glass due to watching stories about microplastics becoming so prevalent in our bodies. Only thing is, my old pyrex glassware lids stack and the new ones foolishly don't!
I love tension rods! To make them more secure, add a piece of double sided tape beneath them so they won't slide!💯
It really wasn't about giving you MORE space, it's about how to practically organise the space you had.
Most of these ideas come from Japanese and Korean sites. They are geniuses of small and efficient organisation as most of them live in small apartments. Love the spice drawer though.
A hanging spice rack would be more befitting of this video style - the drawers can hold more
I used a shoe rack under my sink for storage.
The shelves for cleaning rags and little baskets for sink plugs ECT.
And front bars for hanging bottles of cleaning sprays.
Now the bottom of cabinet holds big refill bottles of cleaners,👍
Brilliant idea .. THANK YOU! 🥰
@@briannab5296 ...Welcome.👍
I wish I could see this!
Great! I like everything shown, all except the music. I did lower the volume completely. Lol... Happy and Blessed day everyone 😊
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I added this to my favorites. I will be watching it over and over. Soooo many great ideas!
Sooo..when the tin foil is empty, do you take the command holders down every time you change the roll?
Good point! I wonder if placing the hooks upright and then putting a rod through the center of the box would work instead (the rod would rest on the hooks where it comes out on either end of the box).
Don't the commander hooks slide out? Just slide them up and switch boxes and then slide the hooks back down.
That lazy Susan cabinet was brilliant!
I've been searching for something to do with mine in a rental. I hate it... Wasted space!
Any other's?
Help 😁
GIRLAH, I do love the rod idea. I was going through trying to figure out how to address keeping those baking pans upright! You Rock!!!🎉🎉
You have FAB IDEAS! I love that you called the LAZY SUSAN A TURNTABLE, THATS SO CUTE! Shows your YOUNG AGE, ADORABLE! 😁😄😄😃😀
Tension rods are not very strong. They won't hold bottles of stuff under the sink.
At all...hers had to be empty!!
I know that there are different tension rods .. none can work? 😮 😢
Don't get the skinny ones, the larger ones work.
I’ve used them for years, they work fine.
The clipboard trick was truly genius!
3:13 Using water to remove the paper and leave the printed image on the tape is a clever idea. It should be noted that it will only work with toner (laser printer) or solid ink, though. An inkjet image will just bleed when it gets wet since it's water soluble, and will pull away with the paper since it doesn't sit on the surface like toner and solid ink do.
Hi. How do you get the tape to stick again?
Spice in a drawer wasn’t working for me. So I ordered a custom grid pattern spice rack from etsy. It fits perfectly in my cupboard with the spice bottles only showing their lids. I love it
With containers I prefer a blank black chalkboard sticker with a white chalkboard marker because the container get so many different items as my family like different things it’s easier to wipe and relabel after washing out the container
I DO like the idea of using tension rods to keep cupcake,muffin trays etc tidy
My aunt does some of these, like hangers on doors and stuff, and we learned some things. Be careful about what you hang and where! Doors aren't designed to bare a vertical force that the loaded storage hook has. ESPECIALLY if you have one of those hooks that goes over the top of the door. The weight of anything hung there is added stress directly on the hinges. Over time, the door gets all wonky and never shuts right again. The hinge is bent, the screws are bent, and the holes in the wood are stripped. If it's REALLY heavy the door might crack or break outright.
Congrats! You have a fun repair on your hands or need a new door just because of a storage hook.
I’m tidy freak, everything has its place. 👍🏽 looks amazing fantastic idea with the rods 🥰🍀🙏😀
Thank you! Glad you liked them.
I like that she uses general labels for her canisters. Cereal, snacks, pasta...not lucky charms, granola bars, fettuccine. If you make it hyper specific the first time you want to switch it up your labels won't be accurate. It's okay if you have multiple labelled the same way such as pasta. It's there for different kind of pasta and you see what it is so you can get different kinds according to your menu plan or store availability and the label always works.
do you know how she made that label transparent? im curious as to how that works :)
I think it's a Cricut...very Pinterest-y results.
@AlienShake I think she made the transparent labels by printing words on copy paper, cut to size and cover with wide transparent parcel tape. Soak for a few seconds in plain water, rub paper off til you just have the word, stick to your container.
Great if you don’t have a Cricut/Silhouette Machine.
Hope this helps.
I don’t need to label containers, I can see what’s in them
@@bowwow7505 I get you there bow wow and I actually don't have labels on my stuff either. I think if it was more than just me I would. While you make a valid point there is at least one reason for labeling. It helps with inventory if you tend to buy the same things over and over the container itself becomes a placeholder for missing items so...if you are looking through making your shopping list and see an empty container marked pasta then you know to add it. You may notice an unmarked container and the absence of pasta but this leaves less doubt. And when you get home there's already a place for it in the right size and type of container for the job. Anyone helping you knows where to put the new stash. It helps with confusing two empties so you won't be putting your pasta in an empty cereal keeper which would cause it to take on breakfasty smells, for example. Just in general in any family space it helps to have labels so everyone can participate in the system without a lot of micro management. Less confusion, better teamwork, easier to delegate esp if you are the type who defaults to "it's easier to just do it myself". Plus how on earth will you find a way to use your cricut cutter if not for neat pantry labels? 🤪
❤Thanks Hometalk! ❤
Especially liked the tension rods, bending the metal mini-racks to hang on cabinet doors...all of it, actually!
Girl, you got it ALL together. My head was spinning with ideas when I finished watching your video. You just made my life 1000% easier. THANK YOU!
I keep the lids on my food storage bins. I find it so much easier.
Some great ideas, however labeling clear, see-thru containers seems a bit silly.
Whooaaaah ! 👍❤️. Love it… but a question … who has a spare drawer to do anything with ? 🤔
Can you please share how you made the Labels. Thank you
Saving this video just for the custom labels hack. Brilliant!
another idea for boots is use pants hangers, the ones with the clips on either side.
You have so many good uses for command hooks. the problem I have had with them is that over time the glue on the sticky part turns yellow and lets the hook fall. I have had several picture frames fall off the wall do to this. It was real fun when it happens in the middle of the night.
yes, you are right.
Try the newer ones specifically for pictures. They're more like Velcro and have been amazing for the last 3 years for me
Thanks!
Love the Barbie doll organizer. Great idea🎉
Yes. I'd tell my daughter that these were the Barbies' "snoozy spots" where they could nap until she was ready to play with them! ❤
Oh wow, you just saved my husband a big renovation project. Lol BABE I NEED TO GO TO WALMART!!! BRB 😂
I promised that I would finally get my stuff organized in 2024...This video helps a lot. Thank you so much :)
I bought three small Sterilite five-drawer units for my basement shelving and two for under the sink. The ones under the sink have labels such as dishwashing pods, sponges, Magic Erasers, gloves, scrubbers, etc. The backstock is in the basement. I swear I must have the smallest undersink cabinet and the most hoses! I labeled the ones for the basement: AAA batteries, AA batteries, Other batteries, Carabiners, Clamps, Door hardware, etc. It's so easy to find little things that would otherwise get lost in a bigger unit. I also have two larger three drawer units for painting supplies, filters, adhesives (tapes and glues).
So many excellent ideas! I love the spice drawer idea. I used a shoe pocket organizer for tools and random hardware things.
Omg LITERALLY straight to the point, this is awesome
Can you please list where you bought the items you used in the videos, ,please. I am going to do a lot of what you did. Thanks! 🙂
Why do my command hook stickies not stay up anymore. Seems they don’t last long right out of package
Great idea , the Rods and the hook hacks, thank you
YOu can also buy pool noodles and cut them to fit inside your boots to help them remain upright and aired out.
You guys are incredible you have inspired me so much. So glad I found your channel a month ago TFS💗
OMGosh, it's true. Foil boxes do come pre cut at the end for hanging! How long have they been doing this? why is this the first time hearing of it????
Love the space idea! I’ve been desperately trying to organize mine into matching containers for months.
Oh my goodness I LOVE this video and plan to use lots of these ideas!!!
Ok I have watched a lot of these videos but this one is real world fixes. Great video
Thank you so much! Love the idea of storage with drawers under the bed.
I like the idea for standing pans up in my cabinet that is the one I’m most likely to use or remember from this video and the only one I haven’t seen on every other cleaning/organizing hacks video.
I was pretty impressed by most of these ideas and then silently screamed when the one lass put her MAKEUP BRUSHES on the FLOOR.
I love ideas that help me how to organize my space!! Thank you
Ok the Tupperware lid storage is brilliant!
I also refill my spices at the bulk store. Once or twice a year I dump the old spices and take the labeled bottles into the store and they will weigh the bottles before and after filling. I only buy what I think I will need for 6-12 months. My cupboards are tidier and I never have stale spices anymore!
So much time and effort went into this! I thank you. So many great ideas that are cost effective and brilliant! We just moved into a smaller place and I can't wait to try some.
Here i was thinking I needed more space 🤔 What I need is better organizational skills 🤫🤭 I am so glad I subscribed ☺ Thanks for sharing 😊
Also, quite often, we don’t need more storage gadgets or bins. What we actually need less stuff. How many Barbies did that little kid have? How many spray bottles of cleaner does a person actually need? How many Tupperware containers are in our cupboards that don’t actually have matching lids anymore. How many boots does that woman actually need?
I tried to use the tension tod tricks, but the rods I got on Amazon kept collapsing or untwisting and wouldn’t stay up
2:04. Make sure your hooks do not interfere with closing the cabinet completely by making sure they clear the shelf.
Great Tips and solutions
Where did you get the Cereal labels ! Do you know the font ‘s name?
Love these organizations ideas and love the rod ideas
The rod under the sink to hang spray bottles is GENIUS!!!!!!! 🌸💪🏼🌸
Had to watch it twice. So many great ideas!!! 🤓😀
Excellent ideas for systematic storage and best use of available space
Love it, thank you!
More vids focused on solutions for toys please? ! :))
Would love a link for the spice jars. I have looked into the jars and I was shocked at the price
Ordered mine from Amazon scroll for a few and you’ll find them alittle cheaper
These spice jars look just like the jars that the organic Walmart brand spices come in. If you just buy those when you need new spices and replace your old spice containers over time. The uniform, glass look is what makes it look so great.
@@carolinapatriot9651 Ahhhh, ai if I buy 20-30 of the cheapest spice, empty those into one huge jar for storage, I'll get uniform jars for free! What a great idea... thanks, bc I've been trying to find jars & just can't pull the trigger on such an expensive upgrade
I saved the jars from Classico pizza sauce and pesto. Perfect for herbs
You’re a genius!!!!! Thank you for tips and tricks of storage!!!
Thank you for great hacks 👍👏👏👏
The seasoning in the drawer was awesome
Love the in-drawer spice rack hack.
And if she's anything like me, she'll only use four of those spices on the daily.
@@jekku4688 lol! (in a respectful way)
Where can we find those containers? Probably Amazon but Those are super cute 🥰
Some of best organizing ideas I have ever seen. I love these.
Thank you for putting this together. There’s some great ideas and I just might use a few. Wish I was this organized. 😅
For Tina careful what you wish for,Empower yourself with a course or tips,I just did game changer. .
This video by far is the best organizational video I have seen so far. You are brilliant.❤
Love the clipboard idea for inside corner cabinet. They are such a challenge to keep organized!
I am humbled by your brilliance. Thank you.
Inexpensive tension rods?? Not when you need a dozen and they are $4 a piece for the smallest ones!
I don’t put anything into jars as I’m always left with a full jar and half a packet to store.
Really great ideas! They are easy and functional! Thanks for sharing.
In my experience, Command strip hangers almost always fall down. Even with proper prep of the wall or cabinet surface and with very little weight hanging from them.
Yup. I had two Command strip hangers holding two plastic, lightweight strainers on the side of a cabinet. They both fell within 5 months.
All solutions are practical and easy to follow. Thank you so much!
Nice video 👌
Thanks ❤️🙏
THANK YOU FOR YOUR WISDOM ❤
BEST Spice Storage- Three small, solid plastic storage bins. All bins should be labeled. Bin #1- Spices A-H; Bin #2- Spices I-Z; Bin #3- Spices for Baking (Cinnamon, Apple Pie Spice, Vanilla, etc.) You’re welcomed!! ❤️
Just love it now I can do some changes. Thank you.👍🏼😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
I really NEEDED this!!😊👍👍❤️
I don’t know if there are various sizes, but Amazon has little discs that you can stick to wall that keeps tension rods from slipping down. It has a little lip on the bottom to hold the rod. The ones I got are clear, but I believe they had white and black too (or you could spray paint them whatever color). They’re great for the shower curtain.
Great job and hacks 👍🏽
Warum bin ich da nicht selbst drauf gekommen 🙄
❤lichen Dank für die Tipps 👍😇
I love the ideas and execution!! Can you possibly link the material that you use like for the in drawer spices racks?
It looked like Styrofoam board.
Or coreboard you can get at dollar tree or Walmart
It's called foam core, and Dollar Tree has sheets. Hobby Lobby has giant sheets in the framing area
How is the label one done? Just marker pen and cello tape?