Worth it? or Not?

Here are 10 products that I personally have found either useful or not worth the money I spent on them. (Click on the photo to get to item on Amazon)

Worth it

A pack of eight transparent drawer spacers meant for separating items into different categories, with a blue label indicating "8 pack."

Adjustable drawer dividers make it easy to keep everything in its place—whether it’s kitchen utensils or bedroom essentials.

A kitchen utensil storage box containing a whisk, spatula, butter knife, vegetable peeler, basting brush, and tweezer, all with wooden handles, organized with separate sections for different utensils.

Adjustable silverware trays make it easy to keep utensils neat and simple to find—no more digging through cluttered drawers.

Six empty transparent plastic storage bins arranged in two rows of three against a white background.

Plastic utility bins with handles are a must-have in every room. From the freezer to the office to under the bathroom sink, they make organizing effortless.

Clear acrylic display case holding multiple cartons of Capri-Sun Kirsche cherry-flavored juice drinks.

These clear bins are perfect for your fridge or pantry. With different lengths and heights, they can store just about anything and make it easy to grab exactly what you need.

Three clear plastic storage containers with black lids, filled with milk and ground spices.

Brilliance food storage containers make it easy to see what pantry staples you have and when it’s time to restock. Plus, they keep everything fresh and beautifully organized.

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Not

A clear acrylic makeup organizer filled with various makeup brushes, lipsticks, lip glosses, foundations, powders, and makeup accessories.

This one looks like it should be super helpful, but in reality, the drawers don’t hold much, they’re tricky to open, and it ends up taking up valuable counter space. There are better ways to keep your beauty items organized and accessible.

Stacked cans of Pepsi and Coke in a white metal beverage can rack.

While it seems functional, the design makes the lower racks hard to fill—the top tier presses down just enough to make loading and unloading cans awkward. You’ll have a much smoother experience with acrylic can organizers instead.

Set of four green kitchen canisters with wooden lids, one filled with coffee beans, two different sizes, and a rolling pin.

These canisters may look pretty, but they’re not the most practical. You can’t see how full they are, and keeping them on the counter takes away prep space and makes wiping down surfaces more of a chore.

A closet rod with multiple hangers holding fabric swatches in neutral and pastel colors.

Despite the name, this hanger didn’t actually save any space. It made it harder to see what I had, and removing a pair of pants required extra steps. Sometimes simpler really is better.

A storage unit with multiple white bins filled with children's toys, including stuffed animals, sports balls, toy cars, wooden blocks, plastic balls, and other small toys.

This toy storage shelf looks helpful, but it’s more hassle than it’s worth. The angled bins don’t hold much, and younger kids struggle to put them back, leading to half-finished cleanups and frustration for both kids and parents.

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