
31 Things To Help You Eradicate Every Junk Pile In Your Home
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Finally open your closet without getting covered in an avalanche of stuff.
1. A plastic bag dispenser that neatly fits in your drawer so you don't have to battle with five crushed cardboard boxes. You can store this horizontally in a drawer or get fancy and mount it vertically in a cabinet.
These come with optional sticker labels, so you know which size bag you're grabbing.
YouCopia is a woman-owned small business that specializes in home storage solutions.
Promising review:"I like it very much. Not so large. Lightweight. Would look nice on top of the counter. What I like is that you do not have to wrangle the box into the slots. Simply pick up the roll of bags from their packaging and put them in the designated slot." — Amazon Customer
Get it from Amazon for $19.99+ (available in three- or four-slot models).
2. A set of airtight food storage containers so you can ditch all the ripped cardboard and leaky flour bags you have in the cabinet right now. Speaking as someone who recently dealt with a pantry moth problem, airtight storage is the way to go.
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This 14-piece set comes with reusable labels, a marker, *and* a measuring spoon set!
Promising review:"No matter how many times I tried to make the package clutter in my pantry look nice, it wasn't happening. I tried the pop-top containers before but things still got stale and were too expensive to do the entire pantry. This set was so affordable that I bought two of them and was able to finally get everything organized! I've had no issues with things getting stale and my 4 yr old is now able to easily see, access, and open cereal or snacks when he wants to. Definitely recommend!" — Fisch
Get a pack of four from Amazon for $25.99+ (available in four colors and various multipacks).
3. Under-cabinet containers you can install in areas that were previously considered at capacity. They maximize space under sinks, in pantries, and beneath shelves, meaning you can finally fit even more stuff in your home! The jars are airtight and self-seal when you put them back, so you can store anything from coffee beans to cotton swabs in them.
Each jar is sold in a set of two or three and comes with their own magnetic rims and one stainless steel shelf plate.
Vascito is a Michigan-based small biz that provides high-tech home storage and organization products.
Promising review:"AMAZING! I love this product. The containers are a good quality and the rims unscrew for easy cleaning. They really are tightly sealed and there is no need for a lid. The customer service was fab, providing personalized labels and the delivery was amazingly quick considering I'm in England!" — samhhawk99
Get it from Vascito on Etsy for $44.96+ (available in four sizes and two colors).
4. An interlocking storage organization set that lets you harness the power of CUBES. Assemble them in whatever grid works best for your closet. The set comes with a little rubber mallet so you can feel like Bob the Builder while creating your ideal storage unit.
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Promising review:"I put these in my closet to make extra shelves for sweaters/sweatshirts. They were easy to assemble and worked great at adding additional space to my closet. I like that my clothes don't topple over into the pile next to them anymore. They were easy to put together, and if I move they will be easy to take apart, put in a small box and move. I'm very happy with this purchase." — Goldensummerdog
Get it from Amazon for $23.99+ (available in five colors and two pack sizes).
5. A slender storage cabinet you can sneak into the little space next to the toilet. Cleaning supplies, extra toilet paper, and reading materials are now conveniently within reach!
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Promising review:"So easy to put together I could put it together with my eyes closed. fit amazingly perfectly between the tub and the toilet and it has created so much more space and my bathroom is no longer cluttered because of this product." — COS45B
Get it from Amazon for $25.10+ (available in two colors).
6. A document holder for your registration, insurance papers, and AAA card. If you really want to eliminate glovebox clutter, you can slip your emergency napkins into the roomy sleeve.
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Promising review: "I love the fact that I have my registration, insurance card , AAA card, and I threw in a prepaid card for emergencies all in one NEAT place. It's slim compact and very nice looking too, Great Idea. It's time to get organized especially in your car." — Tammyrriah
Get it from Amazon for $7.99+ (available in 13 colors).
7. A silverware sorter that takes up very little space in your drawer but can fit up to 24 pieces of cutlery. With the extra space, the possibilities are endless. Maybe it's time for a novelty monstera slotted spoon?
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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 $8.892.
PS: You can get the knife organizer (also pictured above) for $7.99.
8. A wineglass rack you can put anywhere in your home: on the bar cart, under kitchen cabinets, under floating shelves — you name it. This feels a little safer than just having them floating around in the cabinet, ready to fall out and shatter.
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BTW, one rack can hold up to nine standard size glasses.
Promising review:"Overall very pleased with product. Found some floating shelves to match a cabinet. Then added these to make my custom wine stem rack. Quality better than expected and love the darker finish and not the standard Chrome option. These also were the right size for the width and depth of the Shelf. So far I've gotten several compliments." — Ms Lila
Get it from Amazon for $17.91+ (available in four colors and three sizes).
9. A spring-loaded coin holder made to fit neatly in your cup holder and help you quickly grab exact change for the toll booth or drive-thru cashier. This is certainly a one-up to my dad's method of filling a mini M&Ms tube with quarters.
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The listing says this can hold up to $15 worth of coins, but reviewers are split on if that's true.
Promising review:"It's perfect. If you're looking for a simple, easy-to-use coin holder that fits in a cup holder, this is it. It might sound silly, but I've seriously bought a couple of similar products that were either too bulky, the coins kept getting stuck, or they didn't hold enough coins, etc. This is the first one that easily fits in my cup holder, held a good amount of change, and smoothly dispenses coins. Very glad I came across this product." — Michelley fo felly
Get it from Amazon for $13.12.
10. Divider sticky notes for note-takers who are not type A, but type A+++. The tabs will help break up the notebook and make it easy to scan, saving you more time to take more notes.
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Promising review:"I purchased these for my day planner but use them for so many other things. These stick well and are in six bright colors. They come in a little book like case that helps keep them clean and protected when not in use. They are easy to peel and stick and then remove again as necessary. They do not damage books or papers at all. I use these for my day planner, noting recipes in cookbooks, taking notes in various craft books, taking notes on important documents so I remember what I need to do with them later. I will be buying these again when I run out." — Sarah Lee
Get a pack of 60 from Amazon for $6.68 (also available in larger packs).
11. A thin rolling shelf to slip in that weird space between your fridge and cabinets. Or between your laundry machine and the wall. Or in the garage next to your car. Wherever you have a tiny sliver of unused space.
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Promising review: "I bought this for my bedroom to hold extra things next to my bed. It was so easy to put together. I would highly recommend it to anyone who might need something like this. 😀" — william
Get it from Amazon for $18.97+ (available in two sizes and five colors).
12. A wallet holder that hooks under your closet shelf and provides a structured place for your favorite pouches to live. While this is made for wallets, there's no need to limit yourself! Use it for snacks, stationery, accessories, sandwich bag boxes, etc.
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Promising review: "This is exactly what I was looking for my my small purses and wallet organization! Well-made and they look great in my closet! Thank you!!" — Misty W
Get it from Amazon for $19.99.
13. A tea bag organizer for avid tea drinkers who are sick of getting hit with an avalanche of boxes every time they open their cupboard. This slim device can fit up to 120 standard-sized bags.
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Promising review:"It holds so many, the storage capacity is wild! It was able to clean up all of our various types of tea boxes and slim down the space. I should have bought this sooner." — BB
Get it from Amazon for $26.99 (also available in a smaller 80-bag size).
14. A car seat storage bag so everything you need is in one place instead of rolling around under the seats. Your passengers will finally have leg room AND a cold drink, because this thing has an insulated cooler pocket.
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It has a cooler, two side pockets, a front pocket, and a place for tissues.
Get it from Amazon for $14.99.
15. An under-cabinet drawer that'll bring order to whatever cabinet you've been avoiding lately. Grabbing a sponge will now be a two-second activity instead of a 15-minute scavenger hunt.
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Promising review:"These are nice pieces that helped me organize underneath my bathroom sink! They fit perfectly! After organizing everything, I was so surprised I had so much more room that I grabbed more items out of the linen closet to fill it up. I still have a lot of room left. I bought these based off the high ratings and they hold true." — Brad J. Leahy
Get it from Amazon for $25.87+ (available in two colors).
16. A bedding holder to hide your poorly folded fitted sheets in tidy-looking bundles. The bags, which come in three sizes, are meant to hold and compress your bedding to save room and keep your sets together.
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Bumble Made is a small business that created the O-Sheet bedding holder for sheets, pillowcases, and other linens.
Promising review: "This is literally one of the best products I've ever purchased. It keeps my sheets so organized, it's good quality, and it makes my life so much easier. I will definitely be buying more for the larger blankets and spare room sheets! Thank you!" — Jennifer Briney
Get it from Bumble Made on Etsy for $18.75+ (available in two sizes and five colors).
17. A shower shelf for the corner of your bathroom or shower because every inch of your home deserves multi-level storage options. The cute little soap dish is honestly enough to sell me on this, tbh!
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Promising review:"This is great for my stand-up shower. There is no space for my things and the shower racks that hang over the shower head were not enough. This fit perfectly in the corner and got everything I needed. Would definitely recommend." — Destinie Arguello
Get it from Amazon for $20.99 (available in two sizes).
18. An expanding file folder you can fill with up to 200 pieces of paper and free up sooo much desk space. As an accordion folder follower, I have to say these things are top notch for organizing everything from restaurant menus to ticket stubs.
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Promising review: "I am going through some legal things and this folder has been perfect for keeping all my paperwork together! And boy can it hold a lot! The snap closure is very sturdy and the color is spot on!! An amazing value and great quality!" — MomOf2
Get it from Amazon for $5.98+ (available in 14 colors).
19. A set of 3D-printed KitchenAid Tool holders so you finally have a place to store those darn things. They come with Command strips for easy installation, but you could also drill them in.
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McMaster3D is a Langhorne, Pennsylvania-based Etsy shop that specializes in 3D printing.
Promising review:"These are great! They come with Command Strips and I installed mine sideways on a cabinet instead of underneath and it's working great! Saving so much drawer space." — Etsy Reviewer
Get the set of three from McMaster3D on Etsy for $11+ (available in 12 colors).
20. A hanging set of rainbow folders to give you some filing cabinet space and add a pop of color to your cubicle. And who doesn't love a chance to color code?
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Promising review:"I use this to keep paperwork in order that I bring back and forth from my office and home. It's easy to see everything when it's hanging up or collapsed down in my work bag. Great design!" — Invalid
Get it from Amazon for $9.19+ (available in four colors).
21. An over-the-cabinet-door holder so you can fit even more cooking sheets, cutting boards, and other flat kitchen items in your kitchen.
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Promising review:"I bought this for under-the-sink storage where I keep a lot of cutting boards. They were continually falling over and I couldn't find the exact one I wanted. This added much needed storage by attaching to the cabinet door." — S. Isselhardt
Get it from Amazon for $17.97 (also available in a two-pack).
22. A set of Shoe Slotz that lets you stack shoes on top of each other, meaning you can DOUBLE your storage space. In the words of Kelly, let's get some shoes.
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Promising review:"I will spare you the horrific 'before' picture of the complete nightmare that was my closet floor. Just imagine a dusty mess with shoes thrown all over each other in a sad attempt at giving some appearance of order, and you will have a good idea of why buying this shoe organizer was one of the best ideas I've had this year. The floor now looks so neat and tidy I can't believe my eyes every time I open my closet doors." — Veronica, just an average reader, you know?
Get a set of 10 from Amazon for $29.99 (also available in multi-packs).
23. A set of Command spray bottle hangers to stick to the inside of a cabinet door for easy storage, so you can grab the multicleaner *the second* you hear food hit the floor.
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24. Rainbow nesting storage containers that will make a hue-ge difference in your cabinet space. No more free-floating containers and mysterious lids!
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The lids snap together so everything is contained and organized.
Promising review:"If you don't have one yet, get these!!!! No complaints at all, they're versatile and always useful. Great for every occasion. So far no problem with leaks or loose tops, they always work just as intended. A must-have for your kitchen!" — Jenise Negron
Get a set of six (12 pieces) from Amazon for $25.
25. A pill organizer with removable trays that break pills into day and time. It'll come in handy for people like me, who can barely remember what month it is, let alone if they took their midday vitamin.
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Promising review:"I have had this for a few months now. don't think I've missed any medicine since I started using it. I am on 10 different meds which I take several times a day. This is perfect. I love that I can put the day in my purse or pocket and I am set for the day. As a side note when you pull out your new pill pod you know what day it is. Lol. I keep the tower in our medicine chest, and if home just leave the day I am using on top of the tower. Mom saw mine and ordered one. Everyone who I've shown it to is sold. It's a great product. So far it is one of the few products I have rated 5 stars." — Karen R. Starken
Get it from Amazon for $8.02.
26. A foldable jewelry organizer made with quilted cotton to keep your precious accessories safe and untangled while traveling. There are spaces for earrings, bracelets, and necklaces, plus two zippered pockets for watches and other accessories.
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Promising review:"Absolutely love this! I purchased it for a week-long vacation and it kept my jewelry safe and untangled. I had stopped traveling with necklaces because they always wound up a tangled mess. No more! Bonus is that the soft pink case is beautiful. It is also very slim so it's easy to pack or carry in your purse. Highly recommend this product! My favorite purchase in a long time!" — Petite and Pampered Boutique
Get it from Amazon for $13.59+ (available in two sizes and 10 colors).
27. And a dust-free sectioned tray that'll help you sort your jewelry and various baubles, encouraging you to wear more than the same pair of earrings every day. Remember those gold studs your grandma gave you? Now you can actually find them!
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Promising review:"I love these stackable jewelry trays. They take up less space on the dresser, but organize the jewelry remarkably well. When stacked and the top one covered, your jewelry can remain dust free. There are more than enough holders, which are lined with a non-abrasive cloth. Well made and great for organizing." — Alot2do
Get it from Amazon for $14.99+ (available in four styles and different pack options).
28. A six-piece set of clear, stackable refrigerator bins to increase your storage space and help you sort items into categories, like sandwich ingredients, drinks, and condiments so old they might have already been there when you moved in.
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It comes with two wide and two narrow bins, an egg holder, and an organizer great for cans.
Promising review:"I bought them to try so solve the clutter mess in the fridge and so far it has been awesome! Now my husband respects the space for every kind of item. Really satisfied with my purchase! P.S. The plastic material is really durable and resistant, which is a plus." — Erika Shelton
Get a pack of six from Amazon for $39.99.
29. An expandable, cabinet-lining, two-tier shelf that will make every bottle you own visible and easily accessible. You'll never have to settle for paprika when you wanted smoked paprika ever again.
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Promising review:"Where has this been all my life? This is the best invention ever. Very easy to assemble and fit my cabinet easily. Buy this, you won't regret it!" — Kindle Customer
Get it from Amazon for $29.99+ (available with or without spices).
30. Or a spice drawer organizer to transform your chaotic and, quite frankly, scary drawer into something orderly and easy to scan. With this, you'll never accidentally re-buy cumin six times over.
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These drawer liners are made of a soft foam to keep your jars in the right position (label up!) so you can quickly grab what you need. You can trim them to fit your drawers.
Promising review:"This is one of my favorite things I've ever purchased from Amazon! I think this will be my go-to gift for all of my friends who love cooking as much as I do! Freeing up cabinet space and having something that can so easily be rinsed off in the sink makes this a for-sure buy!" — momonono
Get a 10-foot roll from Amazon for $16.99 (available in two colors and three sizes).
31. A sturdy car organizer that'll make you feel a little better about all the random junk rolling around your car. Once everything is neatly organized, it will feel like it belongs there. Noooo, that's not a bottle of laundry detergent I forgot to bring inside — it's there for emergencies on road trips. 🙂↕️
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Keep your frozen groceries together, your drinks upright, and your car snacks within easy reach. It has straps to keep everything secure, whether it's in your trunk or your back seat.
Promising review:"I love this trunk organizer for my SUV. I can secure it with the tie-down straps provided and they work very well. I can collapse one side of it to make it smaller if needed. Although I keep mine set up all the time, you unlatch it, fold it completely down and store it easily if necessary. This organizer is perfect for those big shopping days with family and friends. We each have our own area to put our packages so we know what to grab when we get home. It's also perfect for groceries so I can keep the cold things together, and the bottles and drinks from tipping over or sliding around in the back. This organizer is spacious, made of quality materials, and is well-made (sewn and constructed well). It's really the perfect organizer that will provide you years of use!" — ikc8460
Get it from Amazon for $19.51+ (available in three colors).

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