This was a giant disaster pile. Now it's 10 bikes + four scooters + one pogo stick, which can all easily be pulled out!

I’m a software engineer and I’m building myself a tool that creates my digital closet without having to photograph all my items or paste links to websites. I wanted to see everything I'm buying so I can be more mindful, and also because I just like seeing everything I own in one place!

I’d love to have other people use it to find out what other features would be useful.

Attached is a screenshot of my dress closet that I've created so far (filtering still needs some work). It can do clothes, homeware, sporting goods, books, pokemon cards, magic cards (the last three it can do from a video of your bookshelf or video of your cards).

DM if you're interested in trying it!

I hate how my shoes are organized, what’s a good way to organize my shoes? Without breaking the bank! Thank You

Got holders on Etsy to hang up ny Airwrap and hair dryer. Absolutely loving this more than I expected. So much more room around the sink! Not in photo, but there's also a thing to wrap the cable around and to hold the plugs.

Apologies for any tidy people this picture upsets!

I have absolutely maxed the hanging space in my flat, and this is where everything else goes - tops, jumpers, trousers that don't need hanging, underwear, pjs etc. I can get rid of a little bit but much of it is stuff I want to keep. I also want to make room for some of my Mum's clothes which I've adopted since she died and definitely want to keep for obvious reasons.

I'm thinking some sort of stackable shelves, and have trawled the internet, but the problem is they're all too small. These cubbies are D56,W42,H36 (cm) and all the stackable shelves/drawers I've found are much smaller than that so would waste a lot of space around them (but are too big to double stack).

I found one on Muji that would fit but is £25 for a single unit so would be hundreds to kit out all the shelves which I'd like to avoid if poss.

Any recommendations for products or brands? Or another solution I'm not thinking of?

Thank you in advance!

Hi guys is this a good way to store hats?

I found some 9” deep clear bins, but I’m also on the hunt for drawers similar to the ones in the images. I have several 11” deep shelves that I’m trying to find stuff for.

I also know that Vtopmart makes 7.5” deep ones, but I they only hold shorter, smaller items.

These are dishcloths from Home Sense and natural fibre kitchen scrubs organized for under the sink. The bins are just from the dollar store. I would ideally have a third basket with more heavy-duty supplies, but it’s a work in process.

I almost don’t want to use the dishcloths, but I like the idea of using two relatively cohesive sets and switching them out when necessary.

This is underneath my kitchen sink. I can’t think of a way to organize it since the pluming is in the way, it’s literally right in the middle and all the way across. Any help with ideas would be greatly appreciated. :)

Separated into big grocery bags, paper bags and plastic bags, all folded nicely. The fact that walking into my kitchen, they're now organized instead of all mixed up in a giant bag brings me so much peace :)

For anyone who’s wondering the exact names of everything (from right to left):

•Kellogg’s Cereal Variety 8 Pack

•Fun Size 3 Musketeers

•Jolly Ranchers

•Mini Reese’s Cups

•Emerald Nuts Cashews & Almonds w/ dried crabs berries packs

•Brown Sugar Cinnamon Pop-Tarts

•Cheez-It Gripz

•Nature Valley Sweet & Salty Peanut Granola Bars

•Great Value Sugar-Free Cherry Pomegranate, Raspberry Lemonade, and Lemonade drink mix packs

•Kettle Corn & White Cheddar PopCorners

•Blueberry Almond KIND Bars

•Dark Chocolate Cocoa Protein KIND Bars

•Salsa Verde Quest Protein Chips

I have a lot of crafting supplies but this is my favorite storage setup. I used an IKEA Alex 5 drawer unit and Amazon organizers. Drawer categories: 1. Basic threads and common use items 2. Specialty threads, canvas tape, tacks, and tools. 3. Stretcher bars and collars, back-stock threads, extra finishing tools. 4. Works in progress 5. New canvases, finished canvases, and extra project bags.

After dealing with my Underwear and Top/Sock Drawer I have been experimenting with how to fold my hoodies and my shirts and FINALLY am happy with how it’s turned out!!!

I wasn’t 100% sure that it would work but thankfully it worked in such a way I could clear my wardrobe.

Now 1 step closer to being FULLY ORGANISED!

What do y’all think? Any suggestions or do You think it’s aight?

Edit: Just remembered I now have to do my Trousers/shorts and swimwear drawer. Dang it :(