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Military shop organization

I used IKEA Kallax shelves to organize my fabric stash

Bottom shelf: Stackable blue bins from dollartree to help organize bottles/sippycups and food containers. The tiny cabinet in the middle i use to keep bottle components (nipples, green inserts with dr.brown bottle, bottle stoppers that prevent spills when traveling, etc). I used plastic bags to compartmentalize feeding utensils, bottle caps, extra nipples)

Top shelf: Stacked and organized Tupperware (looking for a horizontal space saving solution for easier access), baby moov (not all pieces would fit) and puree pouch maker

Most people toss them when they get a new dishwasher, but save them so many uses for tools and food items. Easy to clean lol and heavy duty plastics. Nice handle for hanging on walls and transport!

We’re big fans of seasonal wreaths around here and they’re the biggest pain to store. I try to only store “forever items” in the attic, like the treasure trove of Beanie Babies that will one day pay off the last 1/3 of my mortgage, right? RIGHT!?

Anyway, I made this wreath rack for the garage wall. It’s just a plank of plywood against the wall and a spare 2x4 cut at an angle. Now I can stop tripping over several Christmas wreaths in the middle of the summer.

Managed to squeeze this into my adjacent laundry room with only an inch to spare but love having the extra space to easily store appliances and larger kitchen gadgets. The shelf is the 48” version of this https://amzn.to/4fEPzwv and will admit I got it cause the white color matched the rest of the room perfectly lol.

Getting ready for the Christmas season! We wanted a dedicated gift wrap station this year, so we pulled some of our accessories and even designed a custom one for dispensing wrapping paper. With dedicated spots for scissors, ribbons and name tag stickers, were hoping for a more efficient wrapping this year!

Happy holidays to you all!

Does anyone else use these Brightroom storage bins from Target? They’re 12”x 12”x 8”. How might you use it in a bedroom? They seemed like such a useful thing to have, but I’m actually having a hard time figuring out what to use them for.

I tried putting my perfumes and body sprays in it, but it was too short for a lot of them and if I stack another drawer on top of it (and take the tall bottles out or lay them on their side), it’s hard to reach things through the hole in the front. I tried putting some t-shirts in it, but I can only fit a few and it’s too hard to get them out when the bins are stacked.

I just can’t really figure out what this makes sense for. There’s not a lot of things that aren’t kind of a pain to access through that hole. I’ve switched to the drawer-type bins, which are infinitely better (albeit slightly flimsy), but I still have two of these things and I just don’t know what to do with them. 🤔

I’m not sure if this is the right sub but I just moved into a house that has two closets like this. First I was gonna buy a garment bar but one side is angled in both closets so now I’m not sure how I can get a bar in there. Any suggestions? Thanks

My purse had basically turned into a bag that barely held my wallet and like 10 bottles of pills! I keep them in my purse in case I forget to take them when I'm out and about, and don't have to drive back home to get them.

P.S. Do I need to downsize? I don’t know if this is an abnormal amount of sweaters to own 😅

Bonus points if you can guess what my job is.

I hated the chaos of no shelves with everything all over. I first tried a container, but that surely didn't work. Big fan of mason jars, and they make this project successful!

We’ve recently renovated our kitchen and while we don’t have a proper pantry like the US kitchens often do, I have tried to organise any pantry foods (and dishes and other items) as best as I could. More pictures in the comment below.

I’m a really visual person. I use both a digital calendar and I need to be able to write things down. Help! Pic of my cats for attention 💕

I loved the idea of those battery organizers specifically tailored to the sizes of batteries but we buy our batteries from Costco and I would still have batteries left to store. So I got these $5 tackle boxes that stack together and used my label maker.

Still have more to do☺️

I used hobby board from Home Depotcut to size and hot glued together

Hey all,

I’m struggling to figure out how to organize my pantry! It’s pretty deep, and I’m finding it tricky to keep things organized in a way that also makes it easy to find what I need. Right now, it feels like I’m constantly shifting things around just to reach items in the back, and it ends up chaotic pretty fast.

Has anyone dealt with a deep pantry like this? I’m open to any and all ideas—whether it’s storage bins, organizers, or layout hacks. Ideally, I’d like a system that helps me keep things visible and easily accessible. Bonus points if it’s budget-friendly!

Thanks in advance for any tips or inspiration!

I bought magnetic tins off amazon and adhesive metallic tape. This is the result.