23 Super Clever Storage Hacks to Help You Declutter Your House

Whether you have a

house

with a mountain of clutter to conquer or you're trying to find creative ways to keep track of everything in

your

too-small home, these creative and

clever

storage

hacks

will come in handy. Indeed, welcome to Jensen's DIY. and here are 23

super

smart

storage

hacks

that will

help

you

declutter

your

home. Sometimes a towel rack doesn't always start out as a towel rack. What do we mean by this? Well, you can really turn anything, including this handy coiled wire rack, into something that can hold towels when you don't have closet space. This will keep them in a quiet corner of the bathroom, out of the way, and then when you need one, it will be there.

There is nothing better. Did you know you can use them? any type of containers in your refrigerator, they do not need to be special; Instead, you can take the average plastic container of the type found at any discount store and use it to sort fruits and vegetables, the more you use, the better organized your refrigerator will be. It will and will also be cleaner since you can remove those containers to clean them in the sink. 3. Speaking of keeping things organized inside your appliances, these two-tier trays are great for storing everything properly inside your freezer, they are just the right size.

For things like frozen dinners and stacked packets of vegetables, you can even throw some fruit juice concentrates in there. It's also better than stacking everything on top of each other, isn't it? There are no more towers of frozen products. There is usually a space inside your home that is not properly utilized - the space between your washer or dryer or between one of those appliances and the wall. Fortunately, you can use this slim rolling cart in that area. It's just the right size to fit and can hold any number of laundry essentials. stain removers and garbage bags to detergent and fabric softener 5.

These metal shelves are designed to fit in a corner of the shower, however, they work well anywhere in the bathroom. The spring rod can be adjusted to fit between the ceiling and the floor holding the shelf in place, place extra toilet paper, toiletries, cleaning supplies and more to keep everything within reach. This is great for people who lack six sync space if one of the rooms in your

house

is not big enough for a traditional trash can that you want. To have one on hand then this is a great option, all you need is a plastic cereal container like the one with a sturdy plastic lid and an empty plastic bag.

The small hole at the top is the right size for most types of trash and container. It's small enough to fit in even the smallest rooms 7. Pot and pan lids are difficult to store, they don't stack well, and they take up quite a bit of cabinet space if you leave them alone, they usually don't fit in a traditional cabinet. The pot rack leaves you with a major storage problem, the solution is in the small removable plastic hooks, place two on the wall for each lid and eight will fit on the wall if you have shoes all over the hall to the point that They don't fit in the closet anymore and it's hard to find a matching pair when you need them, then you should consider this handy trick: Hang a wooden coat rack with metal hooks near the floor with the hooks pointing up instead of down, they They will hold your shoes.

Place 9. Standard kitchen utensil holders take up too much counter space. You can also take advantage of unused parts of your home like space between the kitchen sink and the window above, hang a metal rod here and use S hooks to hold all your utensils, this will really open up your counter. 10. Things like hair dryers, curling irons, and straighteners tend to take up too much space in your bathroom, whether you store them under the sink or in a drawer. Limit your storage space. Fortunately, you can run several lengths of pipe to the inside of the bathroom cabinet and use them to hold those appliances upright.

The second piece of pipe for each holds the cables. 11. Whether you live with a clumsy person or just want to be prepared for every emergency, you should have some first aid supplies on hand, as traditional first aid kits tend to take up a lot of space and are not as organized as they should be. , you should make your own, just use some clearly labeled plastic. containers one for each type of supply 12. Did you know that you can organize screws and other small things in your garage with empty plastic soda bottles, clean the bottles, replace the lids and then make a round hole in each one that is large enough? so your hand can get through, then hang them on your board and place a different type of item on each one.

You can find them when you need them. 13. Although metal storage shelves are the type with wheels that are easily moved from one place to another. They can't hold a lot of weight, they can certainly handle some simple hand weights, place yours in the containers so you can grab the right set even better as this rack has wheels and is easily moved from one place to another in your home 14 .if you have cables lying everywhere and want to give up keeping them organized. We have a solution for you. Start by drilling a hole in the back of your nightstand drawer and place a power strip in it, plug in all your items and then run the cables through the same hole and then close the drawer, no one will know it's there 15. in Instead of buying a fancy wrapping paper holder, simply use a laundry bag like you get at the dry cleaners, the length of the plastic is just the right size to hold the wrapping rolls upright and the translucency of the plastic makes it easy To see exactly what's there, leave the hanger on top so you can store everything in a closet 16.

Think about it if you stack those containers on top of each other. In another, you'll have to move the top ones to get what you need at the bottom; However, if you store them in ladders or permanently build an equivalent of them, then you won't have to dig around as much, each one will be accessible separately. Since some types of produce don't need refrigeration, such as onions, garlic, and potatoes, why not create dry storage containers for them in one of your kitchen drawers? Use wooden containers to separate them from each other and you will always have what you need.

You want to have on hand and you can also remove the containers to wash them regularly 18. Place file folders inside and then sort the Christmas decorations, flat ones by season or theme, you can even wrap Christmas lights around a piece of cardboard and place them there too 19 .Those cookie sheets and muffin tins are an odd size and are difficult to store. Find a wicker basket long enough to hold them and place them inside like magazines. The top of the mold should stand out to make it easier to tell them apart. Now you just need to find the right place for the basket 20.

There is no shortage of things you can organize with small mounted plastic containers. Use them to store sewing supplies in your guest room or small toiletries in your bathroom. They can hold utensils and even boxes. . of plastic bags in your bathroom mount those containers inside a cabinet and start organizing things 21. How do you use the free space above your toilet? You most likely won't use this space for much, although you should hang several metal bags. The containers there can

help

you keep your towels organized. Use one container for each towel size and you'll have much less clutter in your linen closet.

Plus, you'll be able to use that newly opened space for other things. 22. Your kids' cans of playdough will more than likely end up all over the house, fortunately they are the right shape and size to fit on a rotating metal spice rack. Place a container in each slot and then place the shelf where your child can reach it so they can find what they want. color without making a big mess 23. Once again, the space above the kitchen sink right under the window is barely used, you can put a bottle of dish soap or scrubbing solution in there, as well as a sponge and that It's all, fortunately, a metal over the sink rack is designed to double the space.

Use the top of the shelf for larger items and the bottom for smaller items. That is all for now. What do you think about this episode? Share your thoughts about this video in the comments section to better organize storage. ideas stay tuned to our channel thanks for watching and see you in the next video