'Will save on money and arguments': 21 home organisation hacks for shared households

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**10 Space-Saving Tricks to Make Your Rental Home Feel Bigger**

As a renter, you're constantly looking for ways to make your home feel bigger and more organized. Here are 10 space-saving tricks that can help you achieve just that.

**1. Use a Label Maker**

A label maker is a simple but effective way to keep your belongings organized and easy to identify. It's perfect for labeling storage boxes, cupboards, and shelves, making it easy to find what you need when you need it.

* Best pick: Brother PT-H100R handheld label printer (£29.99 at Argos)
* Alternative option: Dymo Letratag LT100H Label Maker (£29.30 at Viking)

**2. Invest in a Coat Rack**

A coat rack is a must-have for any renter, as it helps keep your entryway organized and clutter-free. Look for one with hooks or a storage compartment to keep your belongings tidy.

* Best pick: Søstrene Grene Coat Rack (£5.98 at Søstrene Grene)
* Alternative option: Ikea TJUSIG Hanger for Door/Wall (£8 at Ikea)

**3. Use Over-the-Door Storage**

Over-the-door storage is a great way to utilize the space above your door without taking up valuable floor space. Look for hooks, baskets, or shelves that can help keep your belongings organized.

* Best pick: Søstrene Grene Over-the-Door Storage Basket (£10 at Søstrene Grene)
* Alternative option: Ikea KALLAX Shelving Unit (£29.99 at Ikea)

**4. Implement a Spice Rack**

A spice rack is a simple but effective way to keep your spices organized and within reach. Look for one that can be mounted on the wall or attached to the side of a cabinet.

* Best pick: Søstrene Grene Spice Rack (£10 at Søstrene Grene)
* Alternative option: Ikea LACK Shelving Unit (£29.99 at Ikea)

**5. Use Adhesive Hooks**

Adhesive hooks are a great way to add some extra storage to your walls without making any permanent changes. Look for ones that can hold a decent amount of weight.

* Best pick: 3M Command Hook (£2.99 at Amazon)
* Alternative option: Scotch Wall Hooks (£4.99 at Argos)

**6. Utilize the Space Under Your Bed**

The space under your bed is often wasted, but it's perfect for storing items like out-of-season clothes or bedding. Look for storage bins or drawers that can fit snugly under your bed.

* Best pick: Søstrene Grene Storage Bins (£10 at Søstrene Grene)
* Alternative option: Ikea KURA Storage System (£29.99 at Ikea)

**7. Use a Shelf Organizer**

A shelf organizer is a great way to keep your shelves tidy and organized. Look for one that can be attached to the back of your shelves or placed on top.

* Best pick: Søstrene Grene Shelf Organizer (£10 at Søstrene Grene)
* Alternative option: Ikea LACK Shelving Unit (£29.99 at Ikea)

**8. Invest in a Small Appliance Stand**

A small appliance stand is perfect for keeping your kitchen countertops clear and clutter-free. Look for one that can hold multiple appliances.

* Best pick: Søstrene Grene Appliance Stand (£20 at Søstrene Grene)
* Alternative option: Ikea KALLAX Shelving Unit (£29.99 at Ikea)

**9. Use Cord Organizers**

Cord organizers are a great way to keep your cords and cables tidy and organized. Look for ones that can be attached to the side of a wall or placed on a desk.

* Best pick: 3M Command Cable Organizer (£4.99 at Amazon)
* Alternative option: Scotch Cable Ties (£2.99 at Argos)

**10. Implement a "One In, One Out" Policy**

The key to keeping your home organized is to get rid of items that you no longer need or use. Try implementing a "one in, one out" policy, where you get rid of an old item every time you bring a new one into your home.

By implementing these space-saving tricks, you can make your rental home feel bigger and more organized. Happy decorating!
 
I'm loving these space-saving ideas 🤩! As someone who's always looking for ways to optimize their tiny studio apartment, I have to say that using adhesive hooks (£2.99 at Amazon) was a game-changer for me! 📈 It allowed me to hang my bikes and bags without having to worry about damaging the walls or making any permanent changes.

Another thing that really stood out to me was the use of over-the-door storage baskets ($10 at Søstrene Grene). They're so versatile and can be used to store everything from cleaning supplies to linens. I actually have two in my apartment now, one for each side of the door! 🤯

I'm also a big fan of implementing a "one in, one out" policy 📈. It's amazing how much clutter you can accumulate when you're not mindful of what you're bringing into your home. By getting rid of an old item every time you bring a new one in, you create space for the things that truly matter.

Overall, these 10 space-saving tricks are total lifesavers 🙌. They've helped me to declutter my apartment, save money on storage solutions, and make the most of my tiny studio space. Give them a try, folks! 👍
 
🏠👍 omg i need to try some of these space saving ideas ASAP 🤯 my place is literally tiny and cluttered 😩 using a label maker 📚 would be so helpful for keeping my stuff organized 📦 and that adhesive hook 💡 thingy sounds like a lifesaver for hanging up my favorite scarves 🧥
 
I'm not sure I agree with this one 🤔... is it really necessary to clutter up our homes with even more storage solutions? Don't get me wrong, being organized is great and all, but have we reached peak storage? Like, can't we just simplify things a bit instead of adding more stuff to keep track of?
 
I'm so over the "10 Tricks to Make Your Rental Home Feel Bigger" article 🙄 it's just too generic and cliché. Where are the original ideas? The ones that don't involve buying some fancy label maker or shelf organizer? It feels like they're just rehashing old tips with new packaging. And what's up with all the emphasis on storage solutions? Can't we think outside the box (or in this case, the storage bin)? 😒
 
I gotta say, I'm loving this article 🤩. As someone who's always on the lookout for ways to optimize their tiny studio apartment, I totally relate to the struggle of finding space-saving solutions. The idea of using adhesive hooks is genius 🤓 - it's like having an extra storage spot without making any permanent changes. And that Søstrene Grene coat rack (£5.98 at Søstrene Grene) is so underrated! It's crazy how a simple hook can make such a big difference in keeping your entryway organized. 😊
 
I mean, who needs personal space when you've got all these tricks up your sleeve? I'm talking about those 10 space-saving hacks that'll make you wonder how you ever lived without 'em 😂. Like, seriously though, have you tried using adhesive hooks? It's like magic, I tell ya! You can hang a bike helmet on the wall and it just... sticks there 🤯. And don't even get me started on label makers – it's like having your own personal butler, organizing all your stuff for you 💼. So yeah, if you're feeling cluttered and stressed, just remember: more hooks and labels is the answer to all life's problems 🤪.
 
Wow 😍🏠 I love how these ideas are perfect for renters who want to make the most of their space without making any major changes. Using a label maker is genius 💡 and implementing a "one in, one out" policy can really help keep clutter at bay. Adhesive hooks are also super handy 🤩.
 
omg i am literally obsessed with those adhesive hooks 🤩 they're so genius for adding extra storage to your walls without making any permanent changes! and can we talk about how easy it is to get rid of clutter with the "one in, one out" policy? its like, so simple but it makes such a big difference 🙌 i feel like im gonna start using them on all my walls at home ASAP 💪
 
I think its really interesting how people are now getting creative with their storage solutions in rental homes 🤔. I mean, who wouldn't want to maximize their space without making any major changes to the property? It's all about being resourceful and clever with what you have 💡.

I've seen some really innovative uses for adhesive hooks and over-the-door storage, and it's amazing how much of a difference these small tweaks can make in terms of keeping clutter at bay 📦. And I love the idea of implementing a "one in, one out" policy - it's such a simple yet effective way to maintain a balanced amount of possessions.

I think what's great about this article is that it's not just about finding fancy solutions, but also about making small changes that can add up to make a big impact 🌟. And the best part is that these tips are accessible and affordable, so anyone can give them a try 😊.
 
I'm not sure I totally buy into the whole "renter hack" scene 🤔. These tips are all so... convenient. Like, who hasn't heard of using a label maker or over-the-door storage before? It's just common sense, right? And what's with all the IKEA references? Can't we think outside the box (or in this case, the furniture store)? 😒
 
ugh i just cant believe how people waste space in their homes 🤯 like dont we all want to live in a dream house with loads of room to breathe not some cramped tiny studio apartment 🏠💔 i mean come on 10 tricks to make your rental home feel bigger is like an insult or somethin' what about just using a decent sofa and a few well-placed rugs 🛋️🧹
 
I'm loving the latest trends on minimalism 😊. I mean, who needs clutter when you can have storage hacks like adhesive hooks (£4.99 at Argos) that save up to 75% of hanging space? 🤯 According to a recent survey by the National Association of Home Builders, 70% of renters prioritize organization and decluttering when it comes to their living spaces 💪.

On average, it's estimated that a well-organized home can increase its value by up to 14.5%! 💸 That's some serious ROI. Plus, with tools like the Brother PT-H100R handheld label printer (£29.99 at Argos) - which uses just 0.01 mL of ink per print - you'll be saving energy and reducing waste too 🌎.

Over-the-door storage is also becoming increasingly popular (23% increase in sales since 2022, according to a market research report). It's no wonder why! With over-the-door storage baskets (£10 at Søstrene Grene) that can hold up to 50 lbs of storage space, you'll be able to keep your entryway organized and clutter-free without sacrificing precious floor space 💪.

Investing in a coat rack (£5.98 at Søstrene Grene) is also a great way to make the most of your space. In fact, studies have shown that having a designated spot for coats can reduce stress levels by up to 22% 🙌!

So there you have it - with these 10 space-saving tricks, you'll be well on your way to creating a more organized, clutter-free home that feels bigger than ever 😊. Happy decorating!
 
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