📿 Clear Plastic Jewelry Organizer Box for Earrings Storage - 3 Pack with 36 Small Compartments Review

The best thing about them is that they are cheap. The plastic dividers are not the same shape as the bin, so they don't sit flush with the bottom. The small gap makes them suitable for storing large beads, screws, stones, etc., but not something very small. One of the three I received also had a dead mosquito inside which was interesting.

I bought nine of these plastic boxes with compartments to keep old Avalon Hill Squad Leader parts (½" and ¾" square cardboard chips). Adjustable compartment sizes worked well, as some types of counters had significantly more in each box than others. These storage devices greatly speed up game setup and allow more time to play.

This is the next level of mini storage. Configurations are unlimited (dividers snap into place to fit a single compartment) and each individual bin flips up to make it easier to pull out an item. (Small items may need tweezers.) I bought five of these and see them everywhere. The latches are finger-friendly but perfectly designed to prevent accidental opening. :-)

These jewelry organizers have become a one stop shop for earrings. I removed the lids and placed the trays on the shelf in the closet. I use scissors to cut two slits in the back of each divider and hang the stud earrings behind the back for better viewing. The dangling earrings needed to be higher, so I glued the back of these dividers higher to the back compartments. Perfect ad. Ideal organization. Each tray contains 36 earrings.

It may seem strange but my son LOVES Lego and over the years he has bought several Lego advent calendars and wanted to keep them separate and safe. I did a search and this is the best way I've found to put 24 small lego pieces on a storage calendar. Being able to adjust dimensions was great (spread out the part you take out if you want more flexibility with size) and the few times I've had a lego piece that was slightly larger than I was able to hot handle with a knife and cut one off the sides

I have a lot of nails, screws, nuts, bolts, washers, wire nuts and various other accumulated items that I have broken down into small pieces since retirement. , plastic cabinets. The problem is that they take up a lot of space on my desk and I have to open three or four drawers every time to find what I'm looking for. I bought a set of these 36 experiment organizers and am very satisfied. I've ordered 10 more, through the clear plastic I can see stuff for 10-12 boxes right away. Partitions are…