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A copy of The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up because the first step to a truly decluttered space is actually getting rid of stuff — and this will show you how.
Penguin Random House
I mean yes, you can also totally watch the Netflix show and learn everything you need to know to get started! But the book’s packed with extra motivation and tips. (Although I don’t think it’s the end-all be-all of how to live, I’ve used her system for my clothes and shoes, and it really does work.)
Get it from Amazon for $9.99+, Target for $11.88, or Bookshop for $15.63.
(If the whole system seems a little — or very — impractical to you, though, I also recommend Rachel Hoffman’s book, $14.72 on Amazon, $14.79 at Target, or $15.63 from Bookshop).
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A Zero-Waste Box from Terracycle, where you (or you + your neighbors, or high school, or dorm) team up to buy a box that you then stuff with hard-to-recycle items, and mail back to Terracycle to be recycled.
Terracycle
Yes, basically you’re paying for your stuff to be recycled (the reason your curbside collection doesn’t take all of the things = recyclers want to make money. If they can’t make money on it, then you have to pay for it to happen). Read more on Terracycle, and order a small “everything” box (well, almost everything) for $199, or a beauty products and packaging pouch for $41.
There are also tons of free recycling programs through Terracycle, where the companies pay for you to recycle the stuff you bought from them (that your municipal program won’t accept). And these aren’t only hippie/earthy brands! They include Brita (yes, the water filters and jugs), Colgate, eos, Febreeze, Hasbro Toys, and many others.
Terracycle
Yes, basically you’re paying for your stuff to be recycled (the reason your curbside collection doesn’t take all of the things = recyclers want to make money. If they can’t make money on it, then you have to pay for it to happen). Read more on Terracycle, and order a small “everything” box (well, almost everything) for $199, or a beauty products and packaging pouch for $41.
There are also tons of free recycling programs through Terracycle, where the companies pay for you to recycle the stuff you bought from them (that your municipal program won’t accept). And these aren’t only hippie/earthy brands! They include Brita (yes, the water filters and jugs), Colgate, eos, Febreeze, Hasbro Toys, and many others.
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A set of dresser drawer dividers so you can keep all your clothes that spark joy folded in neat rows that easily adjust to the perfect widths.
Amazon
Promising review: “I will never be a person that folds underwear. It’s never going to happen. That photo that comes with this product? Not me. But a simple tool like this turned out to be what it takes just to know where things are. Left. Center. Middle. Any organizer made of cloth was out. I wanted something rigid but adjustable. If an organizer has soft sides, it’s going to end up underneath the things it’s supposed to be separating.
These fit firmly where I put them and there are no corners to snag clothing or hurt your hand on when you reach into the drawer. Well engineered product. I created three sections to my large top dresser drawer by adding the partitions front to back. I am so pleased with the difference that I am ordering two more sets so I can do my other drawers also.
These OXO dividers cost more than the flimsy ones, but if I wasn’t able to buy these, I would just not buy organizers.” —SeattleBookMama
Get a set of two on Amazon for $19.99.
Amazon
Promising review: “I will never be a person that folds underwear. It’s never going to happen. That photo that comes with this product? Not me. But a simple tool like this turned out to be what it takes just to know where things are. Left. Center. Middle. Any organizer made of cloth was out. I wanted something rigid but adjustable. If an organizer has soft sides, it’s going to end up underneath the things it’s supposed to be separating.
These fit firmly where I put them and there are no corners to snag clothing or hurt your hand on when you reach into the drawer. Well engineered product. I created three sections to my large top dresser drawer by adding the partitions front to back. I am so pleased with the difference that I am ordering two more sets so I can do my other drawers also.
These OXO dividers cost more than the flimsy ones, but if I wasn’t able to buy these, I would just not buy organizers.” —SeattleBookMama
Get a set of two on Amazon for $19.99.
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A set of three airtight mini snack containers — they’ll 1) let you consolidate your open box and backup box into one spot *and* 2) keep all of those delicious snacks fresher for longer.
Amazon
They also work well for dried rice and beans in the pantry; you can easily measure out exactly how much you need for a recipe. And you can use ’em one-handed: an easy press opens the pour spout, then you pour, and press again to close.
Promising review: “I will have to say these are the best food containers I have ever bought. I bought them for my cat food; they stay sealed up perfectly and they pour out great. They are very well built and sturdy.” —Tamara
Get the pack of three on Amazon for $39.99.
Amazon
They also work well for dried rice and beans in the pantry; you can easily measure out exactly how much you need for a recipe. And you can use ’em one-handed: an easy press opens the pour spout, then you pour, and press again to close.
Promising review: “I will have to say these are the best food containers I have ever bought. I bought them for my cat food; they stay sealed up perfectly and they pour out great. They are very well built and sturdy.” —Tamara
Get the pack of three on Amazon for $39.99.
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Or a set of airtight ~Pop Containers~ that are a little less convenient to quickly open and pour, but come in a variety of sizes and types to fit whatever your particular pantry needs.
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They’re all sized and shaped to be as efficient with your shelf space as possible.
Promising review: “I never thought I would super organize my cabinets. I purchased these with the effort to reduce waste (using ziplocks etc) and extend the freshness/shelf life of my pantry items. I absolutely love them. This is the perfect starter kit for a smaller kitchen or family. Then purchase more when you realize which container sizes are best for you and your needs!” —SLTelescope
Get the pictured five-piece starter set on Amazon for $49.95 (available in eight different sets, with different sizes, depending on your needs).
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A paper shredder because you’ll finally be able to destroy that stockpile of credit card offers, old tax returns, and other stuff you (reasonably) didn’t want to just chuck in the recycling.
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Promising review: “I purchased this shredder three months ago. Love it!I was looking for something basic for my home office. This shredder chops the sheets both horizontally and vertically (“cross-cut”). Instead of having some long spaghettis of papers, you get some little pieces of spaghettis, much harder for somebody to infer the original content. It starts automatically when you insert a sheet (you can disable this behavior), and stops on its own if you don’t insert anything else. The security trigger locks the shredder as soon you remove the head from the bin. There’s a transparent window to see through to know when to empty the bin, it’s not noisy, and it doesn’t take much room. Cons? None for now.” —Andrew
Get it on Amazon for $40.99. (If you have lots of shredding to do though, you could even just bring it to your local UPS or FedEx store, where they’ll take care of it for you.)
Amazon, amazon.com
Promising review: “I purchased this shredder three months ago. Love it!I was looking for something basic for my home office. This shredder chops the sheets both horizontally and vertically (“cross-cut”). Instead of having some long spaghettis of papers, you get some little pieces of spaghettis, much harder for somebody to infer the original content. It starts automatically when you insert a sheet (you can disable this behavior), and stops on its own if you don’t insert anything else. The security trigger locks the shredder as soon you remove the head from the bin. There’s a transparent window to see through to know when to empty the bin, it’s not noisy, and it doesn’t take much room. Cons? None for now.” —Andrew
Get it on Amazon for $40.99. (If you have lots of shredding to do though, you could even just bring it to your local UPS or FedEx store, where they’ll take care of it for you.)
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And a slim four-pocket expanding-file organizer perfect for holding onto the few papers that are actually important enough to keep around.
Amazon
Promising review: “I’ve been using this folder for nearly three months and I’m a college student with a lot of papers to carry. I was looking for something cute, easy to carry, that fits manila folders, and overall keeps folders from getting crinkly. This DID IT. I can’t express how much I love this! Nothing gets crinkled or bent and it is great. I can throw loose leaf papers, folders, or even books/small notebooks in here. It’s adorable and a great color as well.” —Alexa Viz
Get them on Amazon for $8.58 each (available in ten colors).
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Or if you need more than four pockets, a cascading file — it collapses for easy transport, then fans out to make each and every folder quick to access.
Amazon
Reviewers love it for their home office or small office, and multiple teachers say they love it for organizing and separating the papers from each of their classes! Note that it fits 8.5×11 papers, but *not* regular-sized manila folders.
Promising review: “This was a perfect product for organizing my most important papers and business documents, in a way that would be easy to access and still look cute. I love the fact that I can fold it up and grab it and run with it if I need to. Great product, nice and sturdy.” —Vanessa Green
Get it on Amazon for $12.30.
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A beanbag cover designed so kiddos can stuff it with all of their less-loved plush toys, turning the omnipresent, messy-looking pile into a comfy place to sit.
It comes in two sizes, and the largest fits 110 stuffed animals! Don’t worry: it’s machine washable in case of any spills. You could also use it as a functional storage spot for those extra pillows and blankets you only pull out once or twice a year.
Promising review: “This storage chair offers A LOT of room for stuffed animals or pillows/blankets! It’s easy to adjust the animals once zipped up to create a comfortable area to sit on. I wish it was a bit softer material, though it is canvas which will hold up well.” —Jennifer L. Fitch
Get one on Amazon for $25.99+ (two sizes and up to eight colors/patterns available).
It comes in two sizes, and the largest fits 110 stuffed animals! Don’t worry: it’s machine washable in case of any spills. You could also use it as a functional storage spot for those extra pillows and blankets you only pull out once or twice a year.
Promising review: “This storage chair offers A LOT of room for stuffed animals or pillows/blankets! It’s easy to adjust the animals once zipped up to create a comfortable area to sit on. I wish it was a bit softer material, though it is canvas which will hold up well.” —Jennifer L. Fitch
Get one on Amazon for $25.99+ (two sizes and up to eight colors/patterns available).
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A nail polish case that, after you sort through and toss any expired bottles or colors you don’t want to keep, will file the ones you actually love into an orderly menu.
Amazon / BuzzFeed
It holds 48 total bottles, 24 on each side, so you can always find the color you want with a single glance.
Promising review: “I bought this after trying a makeup style caboodle for polish and looking for many many more. This is better than advertised. ESSIE, OPI, POP-ARRAZI, SINFUL COLORS, SH INSTADRY, SH TRIPLE SHINE, SH XRREME WEAR, WET AND WILD, SH HARD AD NAILS and COVER GIRL all fit perfectly in the standard size boxes. My JULEP colors fit two in a compartment!
The first row has adjustable dividers, you can use them to keep odd-shaped bottles or do what I do: use one side for my nail stamper, dotting tools, and the drying drops and the other for foam wedges and nail pens. It looks way neater easily tucked under my vanity instead of the baskets and baskets of polishes I had to hunt through!” —Clouds
Get one on Amazon for $27.89 (available in two colors).
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A hair dryer holder that takes two seconds to use — just plop the dryer in — so you’ll actually be motivated to put your dryer away after you’re done with it, instead of leaving it out on the cabinet.
Oh, and it’s held up by Command Strips, so you don’t even have to deal with screws.
Promising review: “I tendencies LOVE this product. I hated how my hair dryer was laying on my countertop and taking up space, it just looked messy. This product is a game changer. You can stick this to any wall or tile and it’s sturdy enough to hold a heavy hairdryer. I love the way this helps me to clean and organize the bathroom countertop! It makes a big difference if you also don’t have very much space in your bathroom. I would highly recommend this purchase, it’s well worth the cost!” —Joy Wu
Get it from Amazon for $11.70.
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A bamboo monitor stand with two drawers perfect for storing all of the little desk supplies you need somewhere besides your desktop, but still within arm’s reach.
Amazon
Ignoring the backward Apple logo (weird choice, Amazon seller): this may also help with your eyestrain and posture, by putting your screen at a more ergonomic height.
Promising review: “WONDERFUL product. Perfect height for my needs, sturdy construction, and it looks amazing. The drawers are surprisingly deeper than I was expecting, going the full depth of the stand and have enough height for three Xbox One games to lie flat in them. The under-riser space is tall enough and wide enough to fit my keyboard and my Gunnar gaming glasses with a bit of room left over. The cut out for your cups in the near right of the top I found to be a little small, and unless I put very short teacups there, actually interferes with my view of my monitor. Fits my Google Mini perfectly, though! Keep in mind this is NOT a veneer, this is through and through bamboo, so it will be a little heftier. This works for me, but if you’ve got a desk with a weight limit, it’s something to consider. There IS a little cutout for cables in the back of the stand, but I can’t comment on how effective it is because of my personal set up. It looks big enough to safely pass at least three HDMI cables and a standard monitor power cable through, though. —Terry B.
Get it on Amazon for $45.99.
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A pack of shoe doublers — the shoes you do decide to keep will take up half the space they would otherwise, freeing up extra shelf you can use for basically anything…including new shoes, of course.
As reviewers note, these don’t really work for high-heels over two inches tall (one reviewer made it work but you can tell the second heel isn’t neatly stacked under the first; it’s on its side). But they’ll do wonders for the rest of your collection.
Promising review: “I love to be organized so when I came across the Shoe Slotz product to organize my shoes on the shelves in my closet, I was excited to try them. They were easy to set up and they work great! I still had more shoes that needed to be organized so I immediately ordered another box of 10. My shoe shelves look so organized now and this product solved a problem for me. Shoe Slotz are great and I highly recommend them.” —Laurden2
Get a set of 10 on Amazon for $27.99.
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A set of baskets and clip-on labels to turn into a crap basket system: when you find something abandoned in a spot where it doesn’t belong, drop it in that person’s crap basket for them to put away later.
This is great for kids who leave stuff all over the house, because if their basket’s very full, they can just carry it to their rooms to put things away (then bring it back to the stairs). And you don’t have to deal with their clutter! From Sew Many Ways.
You could also set up a similar system using small basket drawers ($79.70 on Amazon), if you don’t have stairs in your home. (Or use the basket system, just stack ’em elsewhere!) No kids but kind of clutter-y yourself? Try this system with a single basket, drop crap in as you find it, and dedicate 10 minutes every day to put stuff away.
Get a set of two medium-sized baskets that could work for this for $28.49 and a pack of 16 clip-on chalkboard labels (for writing each person’s name!) for $10.47, both on Amazon.
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A coupon folio so you can toss the pile of of ads slowly accumulating on one corner of your kitchen counter, and just file away the deals you need for when you need ’em.
It comes with 20 pages (which totals 58 pockets), with pages sized to hold different sizes of coupons.
Promising review: “Bought two of these, one for myself and one for my Mom. We both coupon regularly and would just have envelopes with our coupons. This book makes it so much easier to organize the coupons. It holds quite a few coupons also. It’s small enough to fit inside a medium to large purse. I use sticky flags on the pages of the coupons I’m going to use on that shopping trip so that I can go straight to the coupons I want without flipping through too much. It’s less bulky than the big binders a lot of coupons lets use, I can prop it open on top of my purse in the cart and still have room in the seat area of the cart, it doesn’t get in the way or take up a lot of space. Highly recommend for any couponers looking to organize their stash.” —Talitha M
Get it on Amazon for $6.99.
It comes with 20 pages (which totals 58 pockets), with pages sized to hold different sizes of coupons.
Promising review: “Bought two of these, one for myself and one for my Mom. We both coupon regularly and would just have envelopes with our coupons. This book makes it so much easier to organize the coupons. It holds quite a few coupons also. It’s small enough to fit inside a medium to large purse. I use sticky flags on the pages of the coupons I’m going to use on that shopping trip so that I can go straight to the coupons I want without flipping through too much. It’s less bulky than the big binders a lot of coupons lets use, I can prop it open on top of my purse in the cart and still have room in the seat area of the cart, it doesn’t get in the way or take up a lot of space. Highly recommend for any couponers looking to organize their stash.” —Talitha M
Get it on Amazon for $6.99.
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A set of space bags to compress your out-of-season clothes, extra bedding, or any other bulky fabric things you use often enough to keep, but not so often you want ’em out all the time.
Amazon
The set comes with two medium, two large, and one extra-large vacuum-able bags, and one medium “suitcase” bag that you can *roll* the air out of.
Promising review: “I bought these because I have more bedding than I do storage and I really don’t want to get rid of anything because I like to swap out duvet covers throughout the year. The items that were eating up big chunks of storage space were extra pillows I have in case I exceed guest capacity in my home and have to break out the air mattress. I was able to put two king pillows in one bag, a European square pillow not in use into another bag and two standard pillows in a third bag. After sealing the bag and using my vacuum to condense the bags — what was taking up two large shelves now takes up 1/3 of one shelf! Super easy to use and have not used them for travel yet but will be giving it a try.” —JS Dickey
Get a pack of six on Amazon for $15.56.
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A disc keeper so you can reduce the shelf space all those plastic DVD cases take up to just 2.8 inches, while still keeping all your favorite movies protected (and in alphabetical order, if you so choose).
This also works well for CDs, if you still have ’em laying around — and still listen to them.
Promising review: “I mean, this thing is HUGE! We got rid of all the dvd cases (OMG THAT WAS SOOOOO HARD! We agonized over doing it, but we’re adults now. We don’t NEED the cases with the pictures and the inserts and, you know, we need to maximize space and stuff. Just put all your DVDs in this binder and stop being so crazy hung up on the cases! We fell into a bit of a depression after throwing all those cases in the recycle bin. I made two batches of chocolate chip cookies to get us through. We’re doing better now, thanks for asking.) and keep our DVDs in this thing. It really does save a bit of space. :)” —T&B
Get the 128-capacity binder for $16.39, or a bigger 400-capacity binder for $31.25, both on Amazon.
This also works well for CDs, if you still have ’em laying around — and still listen to them.
Promising review: “I mean, this thing is HUGE! We got rid of all the dvd cases (OMG THAT WAS SOOOOO HARD! We agonized over doing it, but we’re adults now. We don’t NEED the cases with the pictures and the inserts and, you know, we need to maximize space and stuff. Just put all your DVDs in this binder and stop being so crazy hung up on the cases! We fell into a bit of a depression after throwing all those cases in the recycle bin. I made two batches of chocolate chip cookies to get us through. We’re doing better now, thanks for asking.) and keep our DVDs in this thing. It really does save a bit of space. :)” —T&B
Get the 128-capacity binder for $16.39, or a bigger 400-capacity binder for $31.25, both on Amazon.
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A cutlery tray that holds an entire set of forks, spoons, knives, and salad forks in half the space of a traditional organizer.
Amazon
Well, not exactly half the space; it basically uses more of the vertical inches in your drawer, vs spreading out over the left and right.
Promising review: “I have a tiny kitchen with only three drawers, so space is at a premium. My silverware organizer took up almost all of one drawer, so this organizer is a godsend. You can fit quite a few spoons etc. in each slot. My beater attachments fit perfectly into the top two hollows. I will say I have to flip my forks over face down in order to be able to shut and open my drawer, but then the drawer itself is kind of shallow. You NEED this if you have a small kitchen with few drawers!” —mialro
Get it from Amazon for $7.49.
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A jewelry armoire disguised as a full-length mirror so your collection stays organized and easy to access but completely out of sight.
Amazon
You can either mount it to the wall or hang it over the door, and it comes with a lock, if you want to keep kids out of it!
Promising review: “Beautiful, sturdy armoire. The one thing people should be aware of: It’s not very deep. I primarily bought this armoire for all my bulky bead necklaces, but the doors would not close, so I had to rethink my plans. I have a ton of necklaces, bangles, earrings, etc., so I was able to get them all in here and I really like how visible everything is! I originally wanted to purchase an armoire with drawers, but then you still have to search all the drawers to find what you’re looking for. With this, I just open the door and voila! The lights go on as soon as you open the door, which is handy. It is also very low profile and lockable and I must say that it holds a lot.” —Eucharia Pieraccini
Get it on Amazon for $119.99+ (available in six finishes).
Amazon
You can either mount it to the wall or hang it over the door, and it comes with a lock, if you want to keep kids out of it!
Promising review: “Beautiful, sturdy armoire. The one thing people should be aware of: It’s not very deep. I primarily bought this armoire for all my bulky bead necklaces, but the doors would not close, so I had to rethink my plans. I have a ton of necklaces, bangles, earrings, etc., so I was able to get them all in here and I really like how visible everything is! I originally wanted to purchase an armoire with drawers, but then you still have to search all the drawers to find what you’re looking for. With this, I just open the door and voila! The lights go on as soon as you open the door, which is handy. It is also very low profile and lockable and I must say that it holds a lot.” —Eucharia Pieraccini
Get it on Amazon for $119.99+ (available in six finishes).
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A stackable drawer and shelf that makes even the furthest back corners of your under-sink cabinets completely accessible while maximizing every inch of their vertical space.
Promising review: “I initially wanted something that would screw into the bottom of the cabinet, but I’m finding out that I didn’t need it. These shelves are sturdy and heavy. They are amazing easy to put together. The drawers slide in and out easily as well. I quadrupled my storage space. I have shelves under a 36-inch vanity. I am able to store tall cleaning products on the top shelf and scrub pads, etc. in the sliding drawer. BTW, one reviewer mentioned how smaller items might fall through the openings. I did run into this issue; however, I came up with a quick fix. For my drawer with smaller items, I just inserted a shoe box top into the drawer — keeps everything neat and prevents smaller items from falling through — problem solved!” —Amazon Customer
Get one on Amazon for $25.97 (available in chrome and bronze).
Promising review: “I initially wanted something that would screw into the bottom of the cabinet, but I’m finding out that I didn’t need it. These shelves are sturdy and heavy. They are amazing easy to put together. The drawers slide in and out easily as well. I quadrupled my storage space. I have shelves under a 36-inch vanity. I am able to store tall cleaning products on the top shelf and scrub pads, etc. in the sliding drawer. BTW, one reviewer mentioned how smaller items might fall through the openings. I did run into this issue; however, I came up with a quick fix. For my drawer with smaller items, I just inserted a shoe box top into the drawer — keeps everything neat and prevents smaller items from falling through — problem solved!” —Amazon Customer
Get one on Amazon for $25.97 (available in chrome and bronze).
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A clip-in mop and broom organizer that can turn any 17-inch section of wall into an impeccable cleaning closet the moment you hang it up. You won’t have to deal with the haphazard pile of mops, brooms, and dusters falling all over each other the moment you go to grab one ever again.
Promising review: “This product is fantastic! It was easy to mount and hanging things is a breeze. My house is very old with no extra closet or pantry space. I needed to clean up the dreaded corner of shovels and a mop. Luckily this product was able to do that — and it comes with hooks. Since it’s hung by my back door in the kitchen I can hang my aprons and purse on it. This little piece is very sturdy and so are those little hooks. My double-zippered purse is full of weight and it holds like a charm. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who’s just looking for a sensible option.” —Shellybeenz
Get it on Amazon for $14.99.
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Some photo boxes because even if you don’t have the time or motivation to put all those developed pre-digital rolls from the into albums, you can at least transfer them to storage that looks nicer than those old shoeboxes.
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Each of these comes with a stack of 10 index filing cards you can use for a simple labeling system, like separating out each of the year’s vacations.
Promising review: “They’re upscale sturdy shoe boxes that hold hundreds of my old 4×6 pictures. Comes with unattached lid and packet of large dividers to write on. I have three boxes and will purchase a few more. They work great stacking one on another and do not take up a lot of space. I like how neat and organized I have all my old photos now; I keep them on a bookshelf for family and other guest to pull out and reminisce over. Great conversation piece rather than leaving them hidden away in a closet as I had for years.” —JoLa
Get them from Amazon (currently only available in green for $17.99 each or tan for $10.95 each — or get a similar product for $10.28+ each (available in eight colors).
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And some larger boxes that you can enlist to disguise those technical books that you need to flip through every once in a while, but look like such an eyesore on your bookshelf.
Office Depot
They’re about 13×12, the perfect size for fitting all kinds of things, and they snap together for easy assembly.
Promising review: “There great for the fact you can move them and store papers and other items in it. Using a filing tab construct, makes it real easy to find the paper I need inside. I can also fit small folders and my drum books inside of this!” —Dsdrumlessons
Get them from Office Depot: in grey for $16.99 or black for $14.99 (also available in two other colors/sizes).
Office Depot
They’re about 13×12, the perfect size for fitting all kinds of things, and they snap together for easy assembly.
Promising review: “There great for the fact you can move them and store papers and other items in it. Using a filing tab construct, makes it real easy to find the paper I need inside. I can also fit small folders and my drum books inside of this!” —Dsdrumlessons
Get them from Office Depot: in grey for $16.99 or black for $14.99 (also available in two other colors/sizes).
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A comfortable ottoman because it lets you both prop your feet up after a long day and hide throws, games, books, and more in its handy storage compartment.
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It also works well as a pretty bench at the end of any bed to store things like sheets and blankets.
Promising review: “Great quality. I’ve had this item for almost two years and use it as a footstool in front of my sofa. It hides games that I use often and my laptop. Minimal wear/tear and easy to clean!” —Mindy Phillips
Get it on Amazon for $162.97+ (also available in brown leather and light grey. If you’re on a super tight budget, also check out this well-reviewed dark grey ottoman, $50.31 on Amazon).
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Or a set of three colorful and lightweight lidded storage baskets perfect for stashing away pretty much anything you need to: blankets or toys in the living room, extra supplies in the office, shoes in the entryway, magazines in the bathroom…the possibilities are truly endless.
Jungalow
These are from the Jungalow, a Black- and woman-owned business founded by Justina Blakeney (whose Instagram and design blog I’ve swooned over ever since I saw that iconic aqua backsplash.) Jungalow plants two trees for every product purchased!
Get the set of three from the Jungalow for $199.
BTW, after you get your cool new decluttering and organizing stuff in the mail, reuse that box to ship gently-used donations for FREE through Give Back Box.
@loft / instagram.com
That includes Amazon boxes! Just pack your now-empty Amazon box with donations and print your free shipping label.
Same goes with many other places you online shop, including Loft, Kenneth Cole, JustFab, Overstock, and many others.
Reviews have been edited for length and clarity.
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