14 Things Pro Organizers Are Shopping This Prime Day

"Bulky hangers can take up valuable space in your closet. Consider using slim velvet hangers to save space and give your closet a streamlined aesthetic with matching hangers." — Sarit Weiss, founder and lead organizer at Neat & Orderly

"This is the only label maker you will ever need. What I love most is that you can use your phone to print labels in different fonts, and on different color label tape. The small size makes it easy to carry, and it makes the biggest difference to have items labeled." — Naeemah Ford Goldson, professional organizer

"Glass jars are perfect for storing dry goods, snacks or pantry staples. They not only keep food fresh, but also create a visually appealing display. Choose a variety of sizes to accommodate different items, from grains to candies. These help you see what you have at a glance, minimizing waste and the need for duplicates." — Rachel Rosenthal, professional organizer at Rachel and Company

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"Think about the number of times you've panicked when juice or a red wine spills in your home. Or, when the dog drags muddy paws onto the sofa, or your kids smear well, anything, onto decorative pillows. Read reviews, figure out which stain-removing system will work best for your household, and take the plunge. At a sale price, there should be no regrets." — Maeve Richmond, founder of Maeve's Method

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"If you haven't already, replace any incandescent light bulbs in storage areas such as garages, basements, attics and laundry rooms with LED bulbs. Incandescent light bulbs use more energy and also generate more heat." — Diane Lowy, professional organizer and founder of New York at Home

"Everyone can benefit from a well-organized drawer. Wooden drawer organizers are timeless and sturdy, making them a great choice for kitchens, bathrooms and offices. They come in various sizes and compartments, helping to neatly separate utensils, tools or office supplies. Investing in these organizers can transform chaotic drawers into streamlined spaces." — Rachel Rosenthal

"I have these baskets in various rooms and space throughout the house. I use them to corral laundry, outdoor clothing and exercise gear. They are great for toys, rolled up blankets and linens. Plus, they're easy to carry and attractive to view, so you can use them both practically and decoratively." — Maeve Richmond

"I love all sorts of Command hooks. They are easy to mount and come in all sorts of sizes and decor options. Be sure to check the weight of what you want to hang so that you buy the right hook." — Sharon Lowenheim, founder of the Organizing Goddess, Inc.

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"This feels old-fashioned but, Lazy Susans are still one of the best organizational and convenience inventions — I forever stand by their use. Try one in your bathroom (makeup), kitchen (spices and oils) or for the coffee table (rotate the remote). They're also super fun for kids' rooms, if you are looking for a fun and innovative way to engage your child in room upkeep." — Maeve Richmond

"I use these clear plastic bins with handles for almost every client. Organize everything from vitamins, supplements and hair products to snacks, crafts and office supplies. They're clear, so you can easily see what's inside and the sturdy plastic contains potential spills and cleans easily." — Lisa Zaslow, founder of Gotham Organizers

"These eco-friendly bags are versatile and a must-have for lunch, snacks, travel and more. They help reduce single-use plastic while keeping food fresh and organized. Stasher bags are easy to clean and come in various sizes, making them a sustainable addition to your kitchen and on-the-go needs." — Rachel Rosenthal

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"The lower cabinets are deeper than the upper cabinets, so having a pull-out drawer or basket is helpful to gaining access to the items in the back of your cabinet. Just make sure you take measurements to account for the door hinges, so the basket can pull out seamlessly. It's helpful when storing pots and pans, or tupperware." — Naeemah Ford Goldson

"As the season transitions into fall, you may need more room in your wardrobe for heavy sweaters and winter clothes. Consider putting the clothes which are no longer in season into vacuum bags and place them on a shelf that you don't need to access often. Using vacuum bags makes storing your clothes easier as it allows you to store more items on one shelf since the items are flattened out." — Sarit Weiss

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"Let’s face it: How many of us don't use the top shelves of our closets, or avoid swapping seasonal clothing tucked in out-of-reach spaces because it's too much effort? Every home needs an easy, portable step-stool. Tuck one on the side of your closet, in a utility room or on the side of your fridge — somewhere you can easily access it." — Maeve Richmond