REALISTIC HOUSEHOLD ORGANIZING HACKS // BUDGET FRIENDLY TIPS

This video was thrown together from clips I gathered over the past few weeks. All of these are shortcuts I take or organization strategies I use to help us navigate the busy-ness of this season!

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[SeeMindyMom]

Oops! There are only NINE tips, not ten! 😂 Mom brain taking over!

[sarahr]

Finally, organization that doesn't require a bank loan! We are trying to get debt free, declutter, and organize. You are the first person that didn't say, " Go buy this and that!"
Thank you so much for these ideas, Mindy! I appreciate you!😀

[samanthadodd]

So funny. U always know when daddy dresses the baby. I went to my mom's the other day and asked as soon as I seen my great niece what is she wearing. All she said was "Matt dressed her", and u could tell. Lol.

[lbb]

The deep freezer idea! Mind blown. I’m forever upside down digging in my freezer.

[JessGun]

Great video. Loved the children clothing shelves. My personal tip, we have four clothes baskets in our closet, one for reds, one for whites, one for delicates, and one for everything else. When my wife does laundry, she grabs a basket and the clothes are pre-sorted. She likes it.

[soulsnake]

@ 11 I was already baking pies and birthday cakes and making my family full dinners. I started learning to use the stove and oven almost as soon as I could walk and talk ❤. I agree children are much more intelligent than most believe. You go girl! Things got function and it makes life easier!

[sherilynalexnder]

Great post! "If I need new storage bins, I first check to see if I might just have too much stuff, and need to purge." Amen, sister. It's so easy to just keep adding, but in reality, it just adds stress and WORK, if we don't truly NEED the new stuff AND the current stuff.

[loridaou]

These tips are so practical and realistic. it’s nice to see tips for kids in the middle childhood years. So much is toddler Prek focused. Also nice to see a “real” house. Not a newer build with all new stuff. Keep it coming. Thank you!

[doloresbruce]

Great ideas. I especially like the freezer bag idea. I'm going try that.

[OkieMomLife]

I first seen the bags in the freezer from Do it on a dime. YEARS ago lol I've done it ever since. Very convenient 👌

[catherinenaylor]

Christine from Frugal Fit Mom needs the chest freezer tip!!

[spiderlegs]

I love that your stuff isn't all beautiful and visually appealing... That's not what it should be about! I love the practicality of these tips.

[laurachurchill]

The ‘stuff’ basket is an amazing idea!!
Instead of shoving stuff in random drawers when running a round manic tidying.. it would have somewhere to go until there’s time to sort it out!! Love that. Thank you!

[rachelvirtullo]

Love the give away idea and the safety drawer

[MsQjoe]

Ok the bags in the chest freezer blew my mind.

[brittanykeith]

That is soo smart!! Love that they get their 'choice' but with perimeters and that they are in drawers ready to go! Love that vs sitting out outfits the night before :)

[NOVAFrugalFamily]

I love the charging drawer! My husband and son put all their equipment on the couch with plugs everywhere and it drives me crazy. Of course it is because they don't plan ahead but I would love a drawer. The stuff basket is cute!! Totally get it because it isn't anything of yours and it is so hard to always clean up after others. We have drawers in the kitchen which are for all my son's stuff so that water bottles and bowls are in one and cups in another. The super best way to have the kids take care of things!! All dad's dress kids like that...It used to be a joke at preschool I worked at when they brought kids in who dressed them...sometimes it was Dad and sometimes it was themselves ;)

[Knitnana]

Really good ideas! I'm kid-less now, but wish I could have seen this back in the day. Still, good ideas morph. I started two-bin system for masks: two small trash cans lined with grocery sack - one for the used disposables and one for the washables. Since it's just me, it takes a bit to have a decent load to wash, but I have many as I made tons of them, gave a lot away, and ended up making more. I have a little vestibule in my townhouse that is sealed off, and the trashcans are in that. When it's trash night, the disposables get tied up and tossed out (after cutting the earloops). Then when I have at least a small load, I can get the laundry done easily by grabbing that bag and carrying it down to the laundry. Your idea of having extra hand sanitizer near that spot is great! I do keep one in my car.

[battlearmanda]

I love this one! Use what you've got is the best method. We have an entryway shelf with a drawer that weve converted into a sunglasses drawer since we gave so many...they end up everyplace otherwise.

[JAWELSH]

I use most of these same tips! The donation box, the chargers, the “stuff” bin, and the kitchen tips. Great tips!