Home Organizing 5 Essential Organizing Products for a Neater Home These organizing MVPs can tame your biggest clutter problems. By Lisa Milbrand Lisa Milbrand Lisa Milbrand has more than 20 years of experience as a lifestyle writer and editor, writing thousands of articles on topics that help people live better and healthier lives for Real Simple, Parents, and dozens of other top publications. Real Simple's Editorial Guidelines Updated on August 14, 2022 Share Tweet Pin Email One key to organizing your home is decluttering, but another is finding a better way to store and access the things you keep. Not sure what organizational ideas will streamline your home? Simply host Haley Cairo shares her top products for getting your spaces in order fast. Whether it's heavy-duty chrome shelves for big and bulky items, or tiny adhesive containers to keep things handy in your cabinet doors, Haley recommends these five products for getting clutter under control. 01 of 05 Ecolight Adhesive Light lowes.com $16; lowes.com Pop these easy-to-use LED lights in dark cabinets to easily find what you need. And to conserve battery life, their convenient built-in timer automatically shuts off after one, five, or 15 minutes. 02 of 05 Acrylic Cosmetics Organizer amazon.com $60; amazon.com Modular clear acrylic shelves and drawers make it easy to see what you have, so you can quickly find that one shade of lipstick or nail polish. It's great for jewelry, too. 03 of 05 Rev-a-Shelf Pullout Drawer lowes.com $65; lowes.com This line of single-tier and two-tier pull-out shelves are strong enough to handle heavy-duty kitchen appliances—giving easy access your mixer, blender, or other tools. Their soft-close drawer slides gently and quietly retract with minimal effort. 04 of 05 Chrome Shelves lowes.com $109; lowes.com For bulky items, set one or two of these chrome shelves in the garage or basement to store holiday decorations or rarely used kitchen gear. 05 of 05 Adhesive Bins containerstore.com $12 to $22; containerstore.com Haley loves adhesive bins for making use of every square inch of her cabinets—she posts them inside cabinet doors to store cleaning tools, drink packets, and other items prone to get lost in cabinet recesses. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit