TikTok Made Me Buy These Stackable Drawers—And They Actually Tame the Chaos Under My Bathroom Sink

Filled stackable storage drawers underneath a sink.

As someone who tests cleaning and organizing products for a living, I’m surprisingly averse to buying items that claim to be the thing that will fix storage woes once and for all.

I’m very skeptical about the overconsumption that’s running rampant in the organizing world (see: decorating the inside of your fridge), so it takes a lot for me to even get to the point where a product is sitting in my cart, never mind me actually double-clicking to Apple Pay (easy as it is).

That’s because it’s exceedingly rare when a hunk of plastic that promises to change my life actually does change my life.

Example: Several years ago, it seemed like everyone on social media was decanting all of their dry goods into aesthetic containers, and I’ll admit, I joined in. I marched over to TJ Maxx and returned home with an armful of mismatched jars and containers, excited to transfer my flour and pasta into their chic new homes.

Spoiler alert: It wasn’t helpful at all. Instead of a beautifully curated selection of dry goods in my cabinets, I ended up with a stash of almost-empty packages of grains, cereals, and what have you. And instead of a newly efficient kitchen, I was just frustrated with myself for my impulse purchasing.

Given my jaded history, I was skeptical that the Vtopmart 4 Pack Large Stackable Storage Drawers would indeed improve my day-to-day, but I’m pleased (and slightly bashful) to report that they really do tame the chaos under my bathroom sink.



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