I'm a pro organizer and I'm adding these under-$25 decluttering deals to my cart

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Thu, March 13, 2025 at 9:27 PM UTC

If the rim of your tub is filled with bottles that are constantly falling over, I'm here with a helpful solution — a shower caddy (or multiple ones). This set comes with not one but six useful caddies. There's plenty of room for multiple soaps, shampoo bottles and sponges. It even has one designed for your tooth care. 

These caddies stick anywhere, so put them within arm's reach on your shower wall. It revolutionized this reviewer's shower: "The installation was super easy — no drilling required — and they hold up firmly without slipping. ... I love the thoughtful design with drainage holes to prevent water buildup and hooks for hanging razors and loofahs."

You'll be surprised by how useful drawer organizers can be. Put these in your desk drawer for paper clips, pens, and rubber bands; organize your makeup vanity and always know exactly where your favorite red lipstick is located; or finally, tame the infamous junk drawer. With such a large set, you can likely use them for every room in the house. Another plus: They stack!

"Great for organization," raved a Walmart shopper. "I love that they are clear/colorless because I'm able to see what's in them without labeling. There are 25 different pieces for one low price. If you want to organize all sorts of items — from office supplies and crayons to jewelry — these are for you."

Trust me: A pots and pans organizer will change your life. With this gadget, you can stack your cooking gear in descending order by size and easily grab what you need at dinnertime. It holds on those lids, too! Use it vertically in a cabinet or horizontally in a drawer. No more stacking (and scratching) your nonstick coatings. 

This five-star reviewer called it a "must-have item you never knew you needed." Another added, "Organized my cabinet at last. I wish I had gotten it sooner." 

These BPA-free plastic containers allow for clear viewing of all your pantry staples — know at a glance when you're low on cereal and other dry goods. They also keep your food fresh with a snap of their easy-lock lids. On top of all that, they make your pantry look darn pretty! This set comes complete with 24 identifying labels. 

Reviewers say these are game changers: "These are some of the best containers I have found. I use them for cereal, sugar, etc. They seal and lock very well." 

Fed up with tripping over everyone's shoes? I hear ya. A shoe rack is essential in any home, whether it's for your mudroom or coat closet. This option — which is adjustable to allow for taller items like boots and bags — even has a cover to keep your shoes dust free. 

"Bigger than I had expected," said a newly organized shopper. "I had a bunch of shoes making a mess in my room; the small rack I had only fit about six pairs. This holds 30! It only took about 20 minutes to assemble — no tools required."

This two-tiered clothes rack on wheels provides extra storage anywhere you need it. Use it in the laundry room to dry your delicates, then simply roll it to your bedroom to unload. Add it to a corner as a dressing area and stage your clothes and accessories for the next day. Available in multiple colors, it's a great addition to a small closet. 

Many five-star reviewers noted how durable and versatile it is. Said one, "It's great for when you have guests. They can use it to hang their clothes and remove the folded items from suitcases. It's compact and rolls easily — shoes can even go underneath."

Quadruple your storage space without the risk of heavy cans toppling onto your pinky toe (we've all been there). This nifty rack holds up to 48 cans. They're all neatly condensed so you can grab cans of soda or soup without a second thought. It's sure to free up most of your pantry for other goods. 

Take it from this enthusiastic buyer: "This works so well. I appreciate that it adjusts for different sizes of cans. I even put some glass jars of salsa on the rack and it supported them well, too!"

Designed for storing items like blankets, linens and seasonal clothes, these bags conveniently store and protect your off-season items. I keep my wool sweaters in plastic like this all year long to ward off the moths. Keep those keepsake quilts dust-free and tuck them all under the bed for additional space. You can also stack these in closets or the attic. Transparent vinyl allows you to see everything clearly when it's time to find that set of beach towels. 

"These bags are great. They are very sturdy and have great storage capacity. I was able to fit a ton of items in the bags. I like the fact that they are transparent, which allows you to see what is inside," raved a fan. 

Think of this as the everything shelf. Add one to the basement, garage, attic or that unused coat closet that's better served with shelves. It's completely adjustable so you can size each shelf just right in 1-inch increments. This simple structure holds 550 pounds of whatever is sitting on your floors. 

More than 1,000 Walmart shoppers give it five stars. Said one: "I bought five and should've bought a dozen! I love how easy it is to assemble. And surprisingly strong, sturdy and not unattractive. ... They are functional and perfect for heavy canned goods."

Another vertically challenged, overlooked space is the one under your sink. Take a look in your kitchen and bathroom — there's so much you can pack in above those bottles of Windex and rolls of toilet paper. Sure, pipes can impede, but these two-tiered organizers are designed to work around those and your garbage disposal. Slide them out so you don't have to dig in the back of the cabinet — everything is within easy reach. 

"I love keeping things clean and orderly. These help a lot! I like the drawer on the bottom that slides out to reach items in the back. They are easy to assemble and I like the hooks to attach small items," touted a pleased purchaser.