Getting rid of clutter around the house is one thing, but actually making the effort to organize your stuff is quite another! For one, de-cluttering is just the act of getting rid of what you don’t really need. It’s simple enough, and it doesn’t usually cost you anything.
But organizing is more complicated, because it requires you to rethink the way you store your stuff. And if you’re rearranging things and moving stuff around, you might need to buy some organizing supplies (like bins, boxes, hooks, etc.) to help you get the job done.
And while you can easily blow an entire paycheck during a trip to the Container Store, organizing supplies don’t have to be expensive! In fact, there are plenty of inexpensive products out there that can help you get more organized around the house. And that’s exactly what today’s post is all about! :-)
I’ll be sharing 15 organization products from Amazon that all cost $10 or less! Check those out below to get inspired for your next budget-friendly organization project! (And for more clever organizing ideas for every room in your house, be sure to check out my eBook Get It Together! You can buy it in my shop, or download it for free if you’re an OGT Plus member!)
15 Awesome Organizers Under $10 You Can Get On Amazon
1. Rack For Pot Lids
I used to pile all the lids to my cooking pots in a stack in one of my kitchen cupboards. It was a horrible system, and I definitely don’t recommend it. I bought one of these racks for pot lids a few years ago, and it ended up being a total game-changer! It takes up less space than my stack of lids did, and it makes it so much easier to find and grab a lid when I need it. View it on Amazon.
2. 6-Drawer Tea Organizer
If you’re a big tea drinker, then get this organizer in your home or office STAT! ;-) This little chest has 6 individual drawers that are perfect for storing your different kinds of tea bags. Plus, this little organizer is pretty enough that you can display it right on your countertop or desk! View it on Amazon.
3. 4-Pocket Hanging Organizer
This organizer can be hung over a door or on a wall, and can be used to store just about anything. I like that each of the pockets are deep, so you can store things that would be too tall for those smaller pocket organizers. View it on Amazon.
4. S-Type Hanger For Pants & Scarves
You can save a lot of closet space with one of these “s-type” hangers! The 5 parallel rungs make this hanger perfect for hanging slacks, skirts, or even scarves. View it on Amazon.
5. Loop Hanger
This hanger is a must-have for anyone with an extensive collection of ties, belts, or scarves. The hanger has 23 loops you can hang stuff from, so it can really help free up more space in your closet! View it on Amazon.
6. 3-Shelf Hanging Closet Organizer
A cloth organizer could be the missing piece in your closet organization puzzle. It’s a cheap and easy way to add shelf storage to your closet without having to install a complicated storage system. Use this organizer to store shoes, handbags, linens, accessories, and more! View it on Amazon.
7. Shoe Organizer
It’s no secret that I LOVE these over-the-door “shoe” organizers. In fact, a few months ago I wrote a whole blog post about all the different ways you can use them! (If you missed it, you can check it out at the link below.) It’s an easy way to add additional storage space to any closet or room, and yes, it’s good for storing shoes too. :-) View it on Amazon.
Related: 13 Surprising Ways To Use My Favorite Cheap Organizing Tool
8. Purse Organizer
Due to the irresistible prices in the purse section at T.J.Maxx, I have a sizable collection of handbags. I try to use them all regularly, but moving all my stuff from one bag to another got old pretty quickly! So I bought a purse organizer like this one, which makes it quick and easy for me to switch handbags as often as I want! View it on Amazon.
9. Crafting Organizer
If you have any crafty hobbies, then you probably already know that your collection of supplies can quickly turn into a cluttered mess! This crafting organizer can help you control the chaos. This simple organizer has 36 adjustable compartments to keep beads, embroidery thread, and other small items organized! View it on Amazon.
10. Cord Wraps
Tangled cords drive me nuts! These simple velcro-like wraps are a must-have for keeping chargers, power cords, and other wires organized. View it on Amazon.
11. Hanging Jewelry Organizer
If you’re short on storage space in your bedroom and bathroom, you can use a hanging jewelry organizer to keep your jewelry collection in your closet! It has plenty of small pockets on the front for rings and earrings, while the back features a series of loops that are perfect for necklaces. Everything is visible, accessible, and the whole hanger takes up very little closet space. View it on Amazon.
12. Makeup Organizer
An organizer like this can be an effective storage solution for your makeup, and it can help make it more useable too. This is a great way to store lipsticks, lip glosses, mascaras, concealers, and any other item that comes in a small tube. You’ll be able to see all your options without having to dig through your makeup bag to find them. View it on Amazon.
13. Cord Management Clip
Tired of your chargers, USB cables, and other cords slipping off your desk or nightstand? Then this wooden clip is the perfect solution! The 5 slots will hang on to all your cords and keep them handy until the next time you need to plug something in. View it on Amazon.
14. Letter Holder & Key Rack
This organizer would make a great addition to any entryway or kitchen. Use the hooks to keep track of car keys, spare keys, and other small items, and use the main compartment to keep track of your ingoing or outgoing mail. View it on Amazon.
15. Interlocking Drawer Bins
Shallow bins are a good way to keep a drawer organized, but they do tend to slide around. But these brilliant interlocking bins are more likely to stay put. Plus, you can arrange them to create the perfect storage solution for your needs! View it on Amazon.
Do you have a favorite inexpensive organizer that you use at home?
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