The Best Home Organizing Ideas for 2024

Here are the BEST Organizing ideas for your home for 2024! If you want to transform your messy or cluttered house into an organized and functional space, this video is for you! I'll show you where to start, what to buy and what not to waste your time with!

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[maryelizabeth]

Cas, you sold your house, bought a new one, moved, and organized your new house in 2023!!! I think that’s a HUGE accomplishment so I hope you’ll give yourself credit for that!

[fianorian]

My goal is to get to the end of 2024, weighing less than I did coming into it. I'm not setting numbers. Just less.

[jacYouTube]

The secret is to always measure your space first BEFORE buying any storage container or organizer

[loriolsen]

My word this year is "consistency." Instead of letting things become a mess or a problem, I am determined to manage my home every day with cleaning and maintenance routines. I've been developing the routines for the past couple of months, reworking as I go, and I think I have made some valuable progress. I will work much more on this idea this year. I want things to be consistently in the right place. I want my home to be consistently clean. I want food to be consistently used up before going bad. I want to lose weight by consistently eating better and exercising. Consistency is my goal!

[allikat]

"Double the food" is stacking same type cans on top of each other. Tiers just make them more visable for small spaces. If I have just a few of an item, I will still stack cans, but it will be one food on bottom and one food on top. This way I can see both types at the same time.

[Nicole-yilo]

A mail/paper recycling tip I got from a friend is to keep a paper grocery bag by where we keep the mail. We throw out paper in the back, and when it's full, we dump the bag into the recycling bin. No more carrying the plastic container outside and back inside. So easy!

[Julie-gzlx]

Please remember how you have inspired so many to achieve their goals. So yes, you achieved a lot in 2023!❤️

[LaJuana]

For me it’s a No Buy Year! Building savings and stop mindless spending!

[ZeldaRose]

I recently heard about using how we want to feel to set goals--and this year, I want to feel more balanced. This means not burning myself out, or setting unrealistic expectations, or saying "no more chocolate ever"--but instead, giving myself grace, and permission to rethink things when they're not working, and creating a life that feels comfortable while still setting goals to improve :)

[vzimmer]

My goal is to get my living room, my dining room, and my bedroom decluttered and organized! I got my kitchen done last year.

[angelsmomma]

My goal is to work hard at decluttering. I am at the place of seeing the difference in how long it takes to clean my house. I want it even easier. I also want to lose weight. Planning on walking as much as I can physically. My word this year is peace. I want peace in my home. You got this Cas. Run Cas Run!!!

[sailorssmallfarm]

Love this, and I have ideas for our coat closet as a result, but have to say, as someone older and living in an earthquake zone too - put the heavy stand mixer and instant pot on the next shelf down - they're easier to lift out at shoulder height or slightly below, and they lower the centre of gravity for the whole shelving unit - lower would be better for the earthquake proofing, but harder to pull out easily. Put those light paper towel rolls on the top shelf.

[dia]

I am all for using cardboard. I had some old adhesive shelving paper pieces and some cardboard so I made drawer dividers. They lasted over five years in the kitchen! Turns out most shelving paper has some sort of water proofing on it and it protected the cardboard.

[tgayer]

I think I ended 2023 pretty well. I’ve lost a little bit of weight. I am enjoying my job, my home is tidy. I guess my goal is to keep up a healthy lifestyle. I have a lot more weight to lose, but I’m just gonna take one day at a time and do the best I can.

[adzbneweng]

My gosl for 2024: stealing from Dawn at The Minimal Mom: "Peace before Possessions".
And being ruthless in my decluttering efforts!

[juliacockroft]

You become a certified EMT in 2023 Cas. That was a significant accomplishment.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💝

[ridirih]

Great ideas, and I’m all about cardboard boxes until you can afford the good stuff. Also, using cardboard allows you to try all sorts of organizing layouts cheaply until you know exactly what works in your space 😊😊

[americafirst]

Putting organizers on the back of doors is a great organizing idea. I will warn you though. Today's doors are not what they used to be. They are hung with very short screws and can start coming off the hinges if you put much weight on them. (Add longer screws if you can.)

[vanillaskye]

A memory dump zone in the entryway is genius. It makes my ladybug heart happy. It's an easy bucket to hide it away until I have time to sort it into each person's bucket.

But my goal this year is to actually create memory bins. Lol, I bought the containers. Now I have to scavenger hunt through my home to put all the memories in one place.

[jobarkow]

I don't do resolutions - I do goal and my goal for 2023 was to get my visible house in order and I succeeded - well this year's goal is to go thru closets, drawers, etc... - my husband passed in 2020 and I spent the next 2 yrs kinda in a fog but so happy I was able to achieve my 2023 goal - now on to 2024!