15 Household Items to Repurpose for Home Organization (Super Quick and Easy Ideas!)
Repurposing is a creative and fun way to save money and help the environment! If you’re new to frugal living, minimalism, or going green, this video shows you some easy ways to repurpose everyday things in your home that are great for beginners! You can start with things just lying around your house or you can even find multiple uses for inexpensive thrift store items or your latest Dollar Tree haul!
In this video:
– Craft room organization ideas
– Kitchen organization ideas
– Ways to save money on everyday household items
– Ways to use single items multiple ways
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This video is NOT sponsored. Some product links are affiliate links which means if you buy something I’ll receive a small commission.
Here is the CONTACT PAPER I used. NOTE: The items from Dollar Tree can be purchased individually in the store. When ordering from the Dollar Tree online, you must buy in bulk. I do not receive a commission on Dollar Tree products.
Kitchen Caddy: Con-Tact Brand Creative Covering – https://amzn.to/3UjeP0D
Movie night caddy: Quick Cover by Con-Tact Shelf & Drawer Liner – Talisman Blue – https://amzn.to/3DKuEq2
Desktop File/Paper Storage: Brown Wood Grain Adhesive Shelf Liners – https://www.frugalcreativeliving.com/go/dollartree-brownwood/
Hanging File Holder: Con-tact Brand Quick Cover Gray Floral -https://www.frugalcreativeliving.com/go/dollartree-grayfloral/
Marker Storage Boxes: QC Con-Tact Tan Marble Self-Adhesive Shelf Liners – https://www.frugalcreativeliving.com/go/dollartree-tanmarble/
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I like you and your ideas!
Great job!
And, you didn’t waste my time. Subscribed.
Your channel is so refreshing! You keep it real, down to earth and everyday. Your house is not a perfect picture masterpiece but is useful and what most homes look like. I love it! First time watching, new subscriber. Thank you!
Do it again. You are great. Helps with all high costs today. Tp holders?
I re use old glass case as PHONE stand when watching movies
Brilliant ideas! Thanks! 😊
You have great, smart tips. And the prettiest, kindest smile…
Fantastic Video !!!
WOW!!! Thank you!
the way u drank that water made me thirsty! lol
I’m a pretty good re-user, but you’ve blown me away with some of these fresh ideas— even 2 years later. Guess I’m going to have to subscribe!
Great video, thanks for sharing your tips.
Good video. Thank you 😊😊
Great video. I love that these are practical cost saving ideas in a real, lived in home.
First time viewer, and wow! This was very impressive!!! 😁 👏 You are so talented and creative! Thank you for sharing! I can’t wait to watch more & try lots of your ideas! Thanks again!😊
I started years ago with the idea that everything that enters my home must serve at least two purposes before it goes to landill. I thought I’d gotten creative but I lift my hat to you. The best part is that once you start living by this rule you actually bring less and less single purpose items into the home 💜
When I was a kid ,I am old, we reused just about everything. Cool whip and margarine tubs were our Tupperware. Aluminum foil was used very sparingly and was rinsed off and reused . Shoe boxes were used to store paperwork , sewing gadgets, small toys, scraps for crafting or boxes for gifts. Jars were reused for storage for dry goods, screws,nails,seeds,or small leftovers. Clothes were home made and had a wide hem so that it could be let down to make it longer . Holes were patched ,rips were mended ,socks were darned and old shoes and clothes were play clothes. When clothes were past wearing the buttons and zippers were removed , good parts could be used for quilts and rags were made with the remaining material. We ate leftovers and what we didn’t eat were fed to the dogs or the pig. Dog food was only for when there were no scrapes . Bread bags were used for sandwiches,dirty cloth diapers when away from home and to put over your socks if your boots had a hole in them. Twine from hay was twisted to make rope for animal halters and lead rope. Any paper or cardboard that wasn’t reused was used to start fires in the wood stove.
Great video! I love recycling or repurposing anything I can. I especially like the shoe caddy in the bathroom. I might give that a try.
Great ideas🎉
I re-use large jars for my grains, beans and pasta.
Thanks for the ideas!
Brilliant
You have some great ideas and I love your presentation. Not over acting but entertaining and interesting.
Your ideas are so useful! Thank you for sharing your ideas.
Why on earth do you need your phone in the shower. Real frugality is a quick shower!
Loved the turn cereal boxes to wall file organise thing..i need s video on it bcz i legit was thinking to buy those lol
MORE CLUTTER. JUST GET RID OF IT! TISSUE BOXES ARE TRASH AND SO ARE THE OTHER STUFF
Thank you so much for that charger hack😭😭😭❤️❤️
I reuse ice trays to freeze a variety of foods : squeezed lemon juice with lemon slices to add to drinks or recipes. You could use berries, too, The same with a bag of hatch chilies. Cubes of chilies for recipes as needed.
That refreshing glass of ice water part…😂 LOVE IT!
I use a filing cabinet to put my clothes in. The drawers are deeper and I can fit so much in. I got it free. It’s grey and matches my bed frame. Aldo I frame cards that people have sent over the years so I have some nice prints to hang.. so many ways to save money
I love the repurposing focus. ❤ Thanks for the video. New subscriber!
Do you know what I like to do with drinking out of the mason jars is to put in some turmeric some lemon or sliced lemons or lemon and essential oil and then of course you gotta add the black pepper for absorbency for some reason I like drinking that better out of glass . ❤
Great Ideas!
Thank you for your great ideas. I’ve repurposed some of these, but have now added a few more items.
GREAT IDEAS!! Thank you for taking the time to share!! 😀
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Resourceful lady😊
Thanks 😊🎉
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like your ideas. i would put more enphasis on REPURPOSE, meaning "Repurpose What You Have" and dont go out and buy NEW things just to do your tips.
i got two for you which i love,
keep old bread tags and glue a piece of card or coloured paper to make gift tags or tags on jars or clip to lable your cables to organise them.
ive also used an old large coffee can as my plunger holder in my bathroom and kitchen. stops toilet water going all over your floor and also keeps you from acidently using your toilet plunger in the kitchen. OMG you dont want that.
Great ideas. Awesome.
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Some great ideas here. Thank you 🙏
Repurposing is the biggest danger to people struggling with clutter. Because it makes it even harder to throw things out. Repurposing should never be a goal. You need to develop the guts to throw things out and buy new when needed, which happens less often than you think. Keeping things ‘because you might need them one day’ is killing. So people, if you struggle with clutter, ditch the repurposing as much as you can.
mag holders is my fave – thnx
Have to get the food storage containers in organization. They are just something that you have to keep rearranging all the time my husband tried this. We put the lid on every single one, but then it took up so much space and I prefer to have the lid stacked on the side of the cabinets, but I think maybe we’ll do a little bit of both for our food storage containers
Love your ideas. I also keep and reuse resealable bags that food comes in. I wash or rinse them out and store leftovers, etc. Or, I use them to throw away stinky garbage. Seal the fish garbage in a resealable bag and throw it away!
Excellent ideas and video. Liked the pace. No wasted stuff and no wasted time either!
I like her channel because she doesn’t use expensive tools and re-uses common everyday materials.
2:20 great modeling, good acting, so cute!