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After a tumultuous 2020, we are now faced with the start of returning to work, school and other everyday errands coming this fall. With all new tasks on our to-do lists, time to organize your space might fall to the bottom priority. To help make the process less stressful, we found these five versatile, affordable and highly rated products that you can add to your kitchen or bedroom in an instant. With quick installation, there is little prep needed to have your space looking like Marie Kondo spent a day working with you.
We tapped Holly Blakey, an organization and design expert from Breathing Room Organization, to help share some pro tips on how she recommends utilizing these products to help create more breathing space in your home and mind.
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1. A divided turntable
Blakey shared, "A divided turntable works for almost any area of the home -- a kid's craft space, a laundry room for detergent pods, sponges, etc. ... It's really a perfect solution to organize any cluttered area of the home."
2. Spice rack organizer
A spice rack can easily be one of the most unsightly and unorganized parts of the kitchen. Blakey said, "This product makes for a big impact with very little effort. I also love that it's expandable, which takes out any guesswork for fitting it into different-sized drawers. Upgrade your drawer one step further with spice labels to create a super clean and cohesive look!"
3. Drawer dividers
For under $20, these dividers are everything. Blakey shared, "Bamboo drawer dividers are some of my most used products for client projects. They are a low investment for a big return kind of product. Because they are spring-loaded, they adjust to fit any size drawer, and have a good grip so they don't budge."
4. Refrigerator bins
Who doesn't love TikTok content of creators organizing their fridge? Well now you can have that, too. Blakey admitted, "I have a big sweet spot for an organized fridge -- and these containers are an easy way to create more room and organization in a crowded space. If you have kids, use these bins on a low shelf for their snacks so they know what are the 'anytime' snacks, and they can be easily accessed. It's a great way to maximize fridge space, which gives everything a home."
5. Shoe storage
Blakey recommended, "I love anything that stacks to optimize vertical space. These shoe boxes instantly uplevel your closet by organizing shoes, which were likely scattered all over the floor before. They also keep your shoes in better condition, and protect your space from any dirt that shoes might bring in."
Pro Tip: Think outside of the "box" by using these in other spaces, such as stacked in a hall closet for toiletries or in a craft closet for stickers and paintbrushes.