Get Organized: 25 Totally Clever Storage Tips and Tricks for Summer

Sound familiar? Use a plastic tackle box as a way to store different size batteries.
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Save toilet paper rolls to use for holding together loose wrapping paper.
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Use glass jars labeled for each month to keep track of your receipts.
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Flower pots make for a cute way to store bathroom supplies.
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Drill hooks into wooden hangers for extra space to store belts.
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Distress a wooden ladder to use for a pretty way to store blankets.
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No more lost tupperware tops when they are neatly organized in a dish rack.
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Bend hangers in the perfect shape to hold your summer flip flops.
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Use an inexpensive paper towel holder to store bracelets.
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Use an under-the-shelf wine rack to store pens, pencils and knick knacks.
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Place a small digital camera inside a soap box to keep it safe when traveling.
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A shoe organizer can come in handy when organizing a bathroom cabinet.
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When you've run out of bookshelf space use leather belts to hold the leftover books.
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Add a magnet to a paintbrush to keep from losing it and avoid drips.
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Reuse a cuties bag to hold bath toys.
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Use baby and mason jars to store yarn.
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Use a lazy susan in the bathroom for easy access to toiletries.
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Mini loaf pans are the perfect size to store makeup, nail polish and perfumes.
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Use a glass vase and colorfill vase beads to keep your brushes from falling all over the place.
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Check out how easy it is to reuse a lotion bottle to store your electronics while they're charging.
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Use toothpaste containers to hold straws and to keep them from bending and cracking.
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Pick up an old cassette tray from a thrift store to use as fabric scrap storage.
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Fasten a kleenex bag to your inside cabinet to use as a place to store empty grocery bags.
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Decorate empty milk jugs and use them for an easy way to scoop up and store toys.
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Fill salt jars with glitter to keep it from getting all over the place.
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