The 11 Best Home Organization Products on Amazon, According to the Neatest PureWow Staffers

“I’m fully obsessed with this expandable pan rack,” says editor Abby Hepworth. “It makes it so much easier to keep my cabinets organized and allows me to grab the skillet I want without having to dig for it underneath 10 other pans.” The rack fits in 12.25- to 22.25-inch-long spaces, and each of the 10 compartments adjusts to fit most types of pans and lids.

Have a ‘random chargers and cables’ drawer that’s getting a little out of control? Executive editor Candace Davison recommends simplifying the tangled mess with some of these hook-and-loop cord ties. Once you’ve gotten each cord secured into a nice bundle thanks to the ties, Davison suggests concealing them all in a decorative box—an idea she borrowed from the bloggers at Young House Love.

Davison is also a fan of these cord covers for wires that are actually in use. She says they were a game-changer after she mounted her TV in her living room. “These cord covers have an adhesive back, so you literally thread the cables through and stick them to the wall and everything looks clean and polished...without putting any new holes in your wall.”

If you don’t have a dedicated wine fridge, director of audience development Mary D’Alessio says these stackable, fridge-friendly wine holders are the next best thing. They make it easy to see what wines you have, and chill four or more bottles without taking up too much space next to the oat milk.

“We stocked up on canned goods at the beginning of the pandemic and this rack has been a life-saver in terms of keeping our pantry organized,” says D’Alessio. The metal rack has room for up to 36 cans and makes it easy to access them—so you no longer have to play a game of pantry Jenga. According to over 6,000 five-star reviewers it’s sturdy and easy to put together too.

Managing editor of branded content Rachel Gulmi says this acrylic organizer is the secret to keeping her makeup collection from taking over her bathroom counter. It features four different drawers, as well as compartments of various sizes on the top that allow you to keep your cosmetics sorted by both category and frequency of use.

Gulmi also swears by these expandable drawer dividers. “They’re great for drawers that can easily become a mess, like my sock drawer,” she explains. Reviewers say they’re also great for separating out underwear and bigger items like t-shirts. The foam pads on each end help them stay put and ensure that they don’t scratch up the inside of your nice dresser.

“I love the fact that it’s easily customizable, so it actually fits around my bathroom’s awkward sink pipes,” fashion director Dena Silver says of this adjustable under the sink shelf. It fits in 15.5- to 25.2-inch-wide spaces and features removable wire shelves that you can place on the top or bottom rack, depending on the layout you want. After scrolling through some of the customer photos of the shelf in people’s kitchens and bathrooms, we’re totally sold.

If you’re looking to save shelf and drawer space, these spice gripping clips are a genius solution. Associate managing editor Catrina Yohay picked up a set during Amazon Prime Day and says they’ve already saved a ton of space in her kitchen. They adhere to the inside of your cabinet so they don’t take up precious countertop real estate. This set holds up to 30 jars so you don’t have to worry about editing your collection of seasonings.

Assistant editor Chelsea Candelario has accumulated a ton of hangers over the years, and she’s found that this hanger holder keeps her closet in order. Stack your plastic, wood or metal hangers vertically on this stand and you’ll have a new one at the ready whenever you acquire a new wardrobe addition.

Need to bring a little order to your home office? Brand partnerships account executive Vanessa Sanjuan says these drawer organizers are, “so simple, but so great.” Use them to separate out pens, pencils, sticky notes and other desk essentials and your drawers will never become a jumbled mess again.