These Essential Products Will Help You Solve Your Biggest Closet Problems

Tired of fumbling in the dark abyss of your closet at 6 in the morning for something to wear to work? LED lights are the perfect solution. These motion sensor lights from STAR-SPANGLED turn on when they detect human motion and switch off after 20 seconds of no movement. They’re easy to install and can instantly light your closet to help you find what you’re looking for.

Tired of digging through piles of clothes to find what you’re looking for? Invest in a Rubbermaid Configurations Deluxe Custom Closet Kit. This system fits any closet that’s 4 to 8 feet wide and includes adjustable rods and shelves so you can customize and organize your closet for less.

The worst thing about having moths attacking your wardrobe is you probably won’t know until the damage is done. That’s why precaution is key. Try hanging a natural moth repellent, like these Homode Cedar Blocks, in your closet to repel these pesky insects. The set also comes with cedar balls, which you can store in your dresser to repel moths.

There’s a temptation to put all your belts on a single coat hook, but that can get messy. Here’s a better way: Use these inexpensive S hooks from Navona to hang each belt (tie, scarf, or hat) individually from a tension rod. Going forward, you can now more clearly see all your belts and detach only the one you want for the day.

We’ve all had that night before work where we’ve tried on three different outfits before deciding on the perfect look. If you’re feeling too lazy to hang up the rest of the clothes, skip the hangers and just throw everything on a hook. This metal over-the-door organizer from LYNK Professional Home has nine total hooks over two rows, which is plenty of space to fit all your extra outfits. 

Shelves offer optimal storage space, but without organization, they can easily create just another mess. Keep your stacked folded clothes and accessories neat and tidy with shelf dividers, like these Lynk Shelf Dividers.

If you have more hanging items than closet rod, you’re not the first. Find more hanging space by slimming down the actual hangers—thinner organizers covered in velvet, like the Amazon Basics Non-Slip Velvet Clothes Hangers, can still hold up even your slinkiest items. Hook a soda tab around the neck of a hanger and you can even double up hangers.

If your home has tall ceilings, you might have trouble accessing the top shelves in your closet. Don’t waste that space; simply keep a DIAMONDFORGE Step Ladder folded up in your closet and unfold it whenever you need to reach that tricky space.