The Home Edit (Walmart style!): pantry + laundry room refresh

You’ve heard the term “spring cleaning,” but why not make SUMMER cleaning a thing?! Last year, I organized my way through our house and created a home back-stock. If you’re just as obsessed as I am with the show “Get Organized with The Home Edit,” you know how important a back-stock is. (See my post here!) I LOVED how it turned out using the clear bins I bought from Walmart.

But this year, I'm SO thrilled because The Home Edit's now partnering with Walmart! Their official beautiful and perfectly sized bins made organizing a lot more fun this time around. With summer just around the corner, and the kids still in school for a few more weeks, I thought it was the perfect time to refresh and organize some areas in the house with The Home Edit (Walmart edition!).

Grab + go snacks: The Home Edit way

I've had my whole pantry organized really well for a couple years now, but the snacks were getting messy and needed some help – especially the kids’ snacks. These large clear bins from The Home Edit were PERFECT to color code and organize the snacks for the kids. And who doesn’t love a satisfying color-coded pantry?

In one of The Home Edit’s episodes, Clea asked her kids what snacks needed restocking and they would say things like, “we’re out of green,” or “we need more purple.” I thought it was so cute and clever! I’m hoping to do that with our pantry (and sneak in a few more healthy snacks!).

I used The Home Edit’s large clear bins and even borrowed a couple from the laundry pack and this multi-sized pack and they seriously made organizing my snacks SO easy. I love that they're deep enough to fit bigger snacks or even boxes of pasta in. You can use these in the fridge, the office, your playroom, anywhere! They're super lightweight AND they have handles for super easy transportation. And the little sized ones fit inside or in-between the bigger ones perfectly, like the prettiest clear tetris boxes! I absolutely love how these all came together for the perfect snack section in our pantry!

As you can see, Millie (who showed up in full Elsa character!) was very excited to sample the new snacking section!

Doing laundry just became cleaner! (and safer)

We're biggg fans of laundry pods. Our washer has specific spots for laundry pods, so it makes it so convenient to pop a couple laundry pods in and get perfectly washed clothes every single time.

BUT I will say, it makes me so nervous having them so easily accessible in the laundry room. They can be super dangerous, especially if one of my little ones were to think it was a gummy treat. To give me peace of mind, I thought it was time to organize our laundry products in an upper cabinet, out of the littles' reach.

The Home Edit has this 5-piece laundry edit with different size bins that can be stacked and filled with anything! They make everything easily accessible and super easy to see what needs to be refilled.

I also LOVE the turntable this set comes with! I can keep all my products up high, out of reach from the little kids, but still be able to reach products from behind easily with just a little turn.

And this tiny bin from this set fit my shout wipes (a MUST in my laundry game!) just perfectly.

The Home Edit (Walmart) product reviews

There aren’t enough good things to say about these clear bins – there are endless raving reviews, and not just from me!

One said, “I love the quality of the plastic. It almost feels and looks like a glass. Thick and perfectly clear. Easy to see what's inside. Sturdy, but not too heavy.”

Another review said these bins are “better than typical ‘clear’ storage containers… I love how I can see everything versus normal plastic storage that is frosted.”

Fill, stack, repeat!

Whether you’re ready to tackle the closet, pantry, laundry room, or playroom, The Home Edit has come to the rescue with their simple, reliable bins. And if they hadn’t made organizing easy enough, now you can buy their clear bins and more from Walmart! I don’t know about you, but I see a LOT more cleaning and organizing in my future.