12+ Ways to Organize with Amazon

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Here is a clear organizer for makeup. I like this because you can see everything easily, but stuff stays organized and in place. If you’re like me, you don’t want to be digging through everything to find the one item you want.

Keeping jewelry from turning into a tangled mess is always a challenge. This hangable bag has individual compartments to store things so they don’t get tangled and you won’t have earrings getting separated from each other. I like how you can see each item and the bag can swivel from front to back on the hanger. Perfect to hang on a hook in the bathroom or a closet door.

In my house, there really isn’t much of an entry area, so I’m always on the lookout for ways to keep things tidy and accessible. I like this bench with storage for shoes because I want a place to sit down to take off shoes and extra storage for them is welcome.

This cute little shelf is perfect for keeping all the things you need by the front door. A place for keys, sunglasses, outgoing mail, an umbrella, or whatever small items you need to remember when you go out the door in the morning.

One of my readers told me, “I  wish I had a duster to help me clean the cobwebs on the ceiling of my stairwell.” Here is a set of dusters with extendable handles to help you reach high ceilings and fans. Bonus: you will have a pole to reach the “hush” button on a fire alarm located at the top of a vaulted ceiling that insists on going off in the middle of the night!

How about these shelf dividers? The perfect way to keep stacks neat on a closet shelf. This would be ideal for stacks of sweaters or linens. If you put a piece of cardboard between each item in the stack, you could easily slide one item out of the stack. Just replace the cardboard on top of the stack for the next item you put there.

I love collapsible bins! These are good for soooooo many things, and when you don’t need them, they fold flat. My kids took bins to camp to help keep things tidy on their bunk shelves. These would be good in a dorm room, too.

Here’s the ultimate space saver: vacuum storage bags. These things can help you store big, fluffy items in a fraction of the space. Great for extra pillows and blankets or out-of-season clothes.

Over-the-door shoe storage bags are good for so many things besides shoes! You can use these in the bathroom to store toiletries or cleaning supplies. They work great in a kid’s bedroom to store small toys or craft supplies. You can use them in the kitchen pantry to store snacks or small packets.

What cleaning closet doesn’t need a way to keep mops and brooms organized? This holder can cope with a variety of handles and also has hooks to hang smaller items on. I have found this one to be easy to put items in and out.