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21.12.2023 - 13:52 / thespruce.com / Megan McCarty
Broken ornaments, tangled lights, dusty stockings—sometimes, pulling your holiday decor out of storage isn’t as enchanting as you intend it to be.
Once you’ve opened every last gift and sung every last carol, it can be tempting to haphazardly toss your decor into a box. Trust us though: the “I’ll deal with it next year” approach rarely turns out well.
Instead, with the help of some brilliant organizers we spotted all over social media, there are plenty of storage solutions to make the holiday decorating clean-up process a breeze. You’ll thank yourself later.
Scroll on for some ornament organizers, tree storage, wrapping paper containers, and more that you may have spotted on Instagram or TikTok that actually work—we promise.
Amazon
We’ve all uncovered a roll of holiday gift wrap, once pristinely cylindrical, flattened and wrinkled. It happens to the best of us, though not if you purchase this wrapping paper storage container.
It keeps all of your gift wrapping accessories—gift bags, tissue paper, ribbons, bows, scissors, tags, and more—in one safe, not squishable space. Its heavy-duty cardboard construction ensures your gift wrap stays perfectly structured, and at under two feet tall, it conveniently fits in inconspicuous spots, like under your bed.
Amazon
Leave it to Rubbermaid to create long-lasting, high-quality, and easy-to-use holiday storage bins. This set of four stacking, matching bins keeps all of your holiday decorations, from stuffed Santas to stockings, in one safe place.
Store your bulkier decorations on the bottom, then insert the tray in the top of the totes, where you can store delicate items, like wrapping paper and Grandma’s antique ornaments. The green trays and red lids not only feel
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