If you have a steel-framed medicine cabinet in your bathroom, you’ve got to check these out. MagnaPods are clear containers that magnetically stick to the inside of the medicine cabinet door, giving you more space for your endless makeup explorations necessary bathroom items.

From $9.99 at MagnaPods.com

This sleek unit keeps your keys handy by literally holding on to them. No hooks to handle, and no more hunting around in a junk drawer for that lone luggage or bike-lock key or the spare to your neighbor’s house — just slide a single key into the holding slot and let the rest of the bunch hang.

$28 at Chiasso.

I’ve just come back from a business trip where I wished I’d brought a few more pieces of jewelry with me. I like wearing earrings and funky rings but I didn’t have a great way to carry them with me, so just brought two in a plastic bag. This jewelry case has multiple compartments so your necklaces won’t get tangled up with the earrings and it’s still small enough for travel.

$36.50 at Delight.com

I am on a constant fight with clutter in our kitchen. Most random pieces of paper are now under control thanks to a huge cork board we’ve recently put up but random pens, pencils, scissors, and pins continue to haunt me. I like this funky Tea Cup Hook idea, especially for the kitchen area, as a way to get ahead of the clutter.

$28 at UncommonGoods.com

If your kids are learning to be more independent, these downloadable morning routine cards are a great idea to help them figure out what and when to do after they wake up. You can easily print them out and arrange them in whatever order works best for your family.

FREE at Livinglocurto.com

Coghlan’s flint striker is a must-have for anyone reorganizing and restocking their family’s emergency kit. This low-tech gadget allows you to light a fire without matches (Read the review at Gear Diary for a great demonstration of how to use it). As long as your tinder is dry, you can use the rod and striker to start a fire even in wet conditions, and it lasts for years.

$4.98 at Pine Creek Outdoors (via Amazon).

(Wondering what else your emergency kit should have? Here’s a handy checklist for you to print and take to the store.)

We’ve tried all sorts of solutions at home to keep our electronics (phone, iPod, Blackberry) organized and charged and I’m still not 100% happy with the result. Specific issue: I often forget my cell phone in the charging station that is in our home office and would love to have it closer to the door. This Mini Charging Station is portable and you can attach it anywhere you like.

$14.95 at Delight.com

I’m pretty organized and yet at the end of each workday I find my desk littered with dozens of Post It notes, on which I’ve written things I need to remember, calls I need to make, and notes I need to write. This paper mousepad is a much more efficient way to keep track of all of that information.

$11 at KnockKnock.biz

Looking for a cheap yet workable solution for extra clothing storage? Check out today’s Deal of the Day at Graveyard Mall—it’s a pop-up closet sturdy enough to hang clothes in, but lightweight and foldable so that it doesn’t take up much room when you decide you don’t need it right that moment. At under $10 (plus shipping), it could be the stopgap solution you’ve been seeking for the basement, attic, or spare bedroom.

I am on a constant clutter hunt at our house and I find that our magazine rack is extremely useful as a clutter-limiting tool. Not only does it hold all the newspapers and magazines that otherwise would be cluttering up our house, but it sets a natural limit to what we hold on to.

This bright, fun magazine rack is available at Wrapables.com for $7.95 - a pretty sweet deal.