I just moved into a small apartment — here are 9 discounted items I bought to organize my space

In a super small kitchen, you can't waste counter space on something like a standing paper towel holder. That's where this genius hack comes into play. This $9 paper towel holder can easily be installed under your cabinet. It comes with hardware so you can drill it into place, or you can do what I did and simply stick it to the bottom of the cabinet with the included adhesive sticker.

Maximize your closet space with this hanging closet organizer that features six convenient cubbies. I added one to my bedroom closet for clothing and then I put one in my spare closet to store household products, as well as my dog's belongings. The best part is there's no set up involved — you simply hang it on a rod. The sturdy shelving system comes a variety of colors and makes organization simple.

This is my personal favorite purchase — not only because it's pretty, but it's also functional. I added this to my makeup vanity to help organize all my cosmetic products. The Lazy Susan organizer has two compartments and rotates 360 degrees so you can easily reach what you need without knocking anything over. I also put it together myself in seconds, which means assembling is super simple.

We all like to think that when we neatly fold our clothes and put them away in our dresser, they'll stay that way — but we're only fooling ourselves. Fortunately, this set of drawer organizers will help organize your drawers, allowing you to easily find what you're looking for. If you're like me and don't have a lot of closet space, dressers are a necessity. This set of organizers with 12 bins will keep things a bit more tidy.

Finding affordable, high-quality hangers that won't have your clothes falling into a messy pile on the floor can be a daunting task. But these hangers feature a soft, non-slip velvet surface that ensure your garments stay in place. They can also support up to 11 pounds, so you can feel confident hanging heavy coats and winter clothes. They're also extremely thin and space-saving, which means you can maximize your closet space.

The only storage space I have in my new bathroom is a mirror that doubles as a medicine cabinet. That's a problem in my book. I bought this rolling cart to organize my toiletries, beauty products, towels and more — and it certainly gets the job done. (It also matches my sage green bathroom theme which is a huge plus). Aside from the bathroom, you can use it for extra storage in the kitchen or use it to store toys and books. The possibilities are endless with this metal rolling storage cabinet.

With limited storage space, under the bed storage is a must! And these storage containers come with removable dividers and easily roll in and out from under your bed. They're ideal for storing your shoes, clothing and extra bedding. The best part is that they come with a transparent lid, making it easy to spot contents at a glance without having to dig through and make a mess.

One of the closets in my new space doesn't have a rod for hanging clothes. This is essentially a waste of space if you ask me — but thankfully, I found a solution! This portable closet rack offers you two spacious storage areas for hanging up clothes, plus multiple shelves for folded clothing. Sure, I could have installed a rod, but in my opinion, this optimizes the space a lot better.

With extremely limited counter space in my new apartment, I had to get picky when it came to small kitchen appliances. Of course, a coffee machine was the main priority, but when I (barely) had room for one more appliance, I chose this Ninja Flip — which can basically replace 8 other cooking appliances. The versatile machine can air fry, roast, bake, toast, and more. But the best thing about it is the fact that when you're not using it, you can flip it up and away, which will give you 50% more counter space back.