I envy the organized mom! You know who I am talking about… you can stop by her house, without even calling first, and it is spotless! There are not piles all over the kitchen island, the mudroom doesn’t look like a hurricane hit it, there are not 20 pairs of shoes in front of the door and random socks on the couch. If you didn’t realize the latter is my house that I am referring to! As I mentioned, I envy the organized mom!
Once in a while I come across that AHA idea that I know will change my life – okay, so that may be a little over the top – but you know what I am talking about! So, here are some great and fabulous home organization tips that I am committed to try, and hopefully you will too!!
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Thanks so much for linking back to my ball storage! I suddenly had a ton of hits and I had no idea where they came from!
I really appreciate it.
Love your blog by the way!
Shelly – SUCH a great idea! Cannot wait to try it!
seems with minor modifications you could use it for a number of things like stuffed animals, yarn stashes, even spare chair cushions and throw pillows. really anything irregular or soft that doesn’t stack very tall or easily could be reined in with bungee cords.
Love the idea of the garbage bags on roller, but how do you get them on there? Mine are rolled so tight I can’t get the holder in the middle of them. I’m sure it is simple..but how?
hmmmm….we were able to squeeze the rod through the middle of the bags. It was tight, but it worked
Put a little baby powder on the rod helps it slide easier!
Could you use a narrow wooden dowel instead of the normal paper towel holder?? Might get thru the center of the garbage bags easier.
Good thinking!!
You can pull a few of the bags out of the middle to fit on the rod. Try that.
Um yeah…. we have NO tips to share. We are the ones who need the tips and who an article like this is written for. These are helpful! 🙂
Thanks for featuring my toothbrush holders!!
I think I have an idea how the tooth brush holders were made, not completely sure though. Would you send me instructions please. Thank you and have a blessed day.
I was just trying to think of a way to store toothbrushes off the counter. Not sure of exact way this was done but have an idea and I thought too that drilling holes in the bottom would help the excess water drain off. I hope to be trying that this weekend.
Brilliant post! LOVE it!
Following the same idea as the baggies pinned up on the wall on the inside of the pantry, I have small bags (bags from sephora, bath and body works, Victoria secret, etc- the ones with a shape and a handle pinned up at the very very top. I get a step stool to reach. I have cookie cutters based on holiday in the bags (bottoms are labeled so I know which bag has what). This saves lots of space for me. I also have one lower filled with ketchup packets, soy sauce packets et.
Natalie – this is a great idea – would love to see a picture!!
just came across someone that posted this site. WOW! a lot of neat ideas!!! Ready to continue to seek and find tips especially in the organizing. Thanks
OH Nevermind I just found the site at http://www.craftingintherain.com/2013/02/pvc-pipe-toothbrush-holders.html they are in pvc pipes.
You will find your vertical file will come in handy as you children grow up and get mail last home still while they are in college/moving out stages….I have one for each son and they are color coded….. Each one looks in their hanging folder for mail when they hit the front door on a visit home!
Martha – that is SO smart!!! Genius!
These are all awesome! Most are for homeowners. I rent so I need some non permanent ways to do the same things.
Use command hooks for rental place.
I m trying to get the instructions on the bench/floor storage bin with the clothes basket in them. When I hit the web site it takes me the 10 mist wonderful page. Please help thsnk you
Hi Connie – I am not sure what happened to the link, but it is fixed now!!
Thx 4 the post. Really love it!
Love these ideas, especially the garbage bags on roller. I think we can have that as a project next weekend! 🙂
We’re from Michigan. Good to see your ideas. Keep up the great work.
If your super busy like me on the weekday mornings and limited on time to get kids ready plus yourself its great to get all of your kids clothes out match up all pants with all shirts according to season place them all on hangers and the season that you are in loop the underwear on the hook of the hanger and clothes pin the socks to it that way all you have to do is grab the hanger and go everything you need is there you can even go further and place a hook by a chair in yout childs room let them pick out the outfit place it on hook with shoes underneath and backpack next to them that way the child can get up and dress themselves and come the weekend when you do laundry just match tje outfits backup
That is brilliant.
Thanks for some really good ideas. I do wish you would reconsider your color choice on the type on your site. This light gray is extremely hard to see and to read. Also the font could be larger. Not being critical. Normally if I go to a site this difficult to read I don’t even bother I leave the site.
I put the roll of plastic bags in the bottom of the trash can. When I empty the garbage, the bags are right there to grab another.
Help I have triplets and they have so many toys. I need to organize the playroom and laundry room
Please let me know what you used to do the laundry basket thing. I have tried to figure it out until I am stressed bought the things in picture and they wouldn’t hook to it.
Here is the link – http://www.sweetpickinsfurniture.com/2010/03/the-laundry-room.html
I put my roll of garbage bags in the bottom of the trash can. That way they aren’t taking up space anywhere AND there is a new bag right where you need it when you take the full one out.
You have LOTS of good ideas! I would suggest you relocate your fire extinguisher from on top of washer/dryer to either the outer side of broom closet or out of the laundry cabinet entirely. An extinguisher isn’t of much use if you have to reach into the fire zone to grab it. The same goes for kitchens, best to hang extinguisher at entrance to kitchen, away from stove. (If that isn’t a fire extinguisher, please pardon my post.)