* NEW* Ultimate CAR organization finds that will keep you organized and SAFE on the road!

Nicole Jensen presents a YouTube product-tour focused on car organization and on-road safety. She demos and recommends a rear cargo/trunk liner (easy to hose off), a collapsible trunk/back-seat organizer, wipes/paper towels/lint rollers and small toolkits for glasses, two styles of oversized cup holders (including a custom 3D-printed holder and two clip-in adapters), visor-mounted tissue/mask holders, magnetic vent phone mounts, headrest hooks for bags and devices, and a compact AC/USB power adapter. Toward the end she compares two emergency safety kits (a smaller, well-packed kit and a larger, more comprehensive kit) and lists their contents (jumper cables, compressor, first-aid, glass breaker/seatbelt cutter, etc.), recommending keeping kits in cars and linking products in the video description.
I have a fun video for you today. It's all about car organization. I don't know anybody who wouldn't benefit from improved car organization. Definitely stay tuned to the end, because at the end, I have a couple safety items for your car that will be really helpful. And I kind of compare two different options. So let's get started. The first item I have for you is my rear cargo liner floor mat that I have for my car. And it's been a lifesaver. As you can tell, I have two furry dogs. Those are our two huskies. They're 10 years old. We take them hiking all over the place, and they can be a mess. And this thing has saved my mat. My mat looks meticulous underneath this. And this floor mat that sits on top of it protects it. I can easily pull it out, hose it off, let it dry, and pop it back in, and it's good as new. I highly recommend getting this type of trunk or floor mat for your vehicle, and I'll include a link in the description. You should be able to search for your car by model and see if you can get something similar. What an excellent investment for under $50. Okay, my next item is a car trunk or back area back seat organizer. It's collapsible, it has multiple compartments, and it has adjustable straps that you can to try to. You can hook it in to kind of tie it down. But this is so versatile. It's a great product. It's made nice, and I find that it's really helpful in keeping things organized in the back of my car. I like to use it in when it's halfway collapsed, so it only has one section. I find that's all I need. But then I do have times where maybe I have groceries. I don't want to tip over. I'll expand it and make it full size, and I just love it. Or if I'm traveling, I can also make it larger. So this is really helpful and will fit in just about any car. Has a ton of pockets and compartments and is nice and handy. So definitely take a peek at that. And as you know, I have two huskies, so I definitely have a lint roller. We also like to keep paper towels in the car, especially if we're hiking, in case there's, you know, there's a mess. We've got wipes, we've got a blanket. If we want to pick picnic, we've got a safety kit. By the way, stay tuned to the end, and I'll tell you more about these safety kits. And you can Just see there's a ton of room in this thing. So nice to have. Are you like me and do you always have a large water bottle with you or a large coffee cup and it doesn't seem to fit inside the drink holders in your car? If you do, I've got a good solution for you. I'm actually lucky because my husband custom made me a 3D print holder for my water in one of my cars. But I know not everybody has access to that. So I brought you two options today for you to take a peek at. The first one I really like. My daughter in law gave me one, she got a two pack and gave me the second one. And I really like it. It's very versatile. It's held up really nicely, doesn't break, it holds my water bottle solid. But then when I want to drink out of it, it comes out nice. So I really like this one. You can see how easy it is to install. And my cup is nice and secure. It doesn't tip over when I make a turn and I can easily pull it out when I want to drink it. So I really like this option. Now let's look at the second option. Okay, so here's the second one. They look similar. The bottom is different. The other one is adjustable. This one you just push in and it just tightens up. And that's what holds the the actual cup holder inside. And you'll notice that it's definitely not as large because my cup didn't fit as well, but it still works. So I pushed this one in and then it's installed and it's pretty solid. And then my cup fits in there. But a cup much larger than mine would not fit. It is a little bit harder to get in and out, but it is solid. And I would not feel concerned about it tipping over when I was driving. But here's the nice part. It actually gives you this little side. I call it a sidecar, but it's just. It's technically called a storage tray. But you can put different things here. You can put your phone here, your sunglasses, your snack if you're on a long drive, whatever you want to put in here. And it's nice and handy. So that's why I thought this was a worthy second option to the first one. And you can pick which one makes sense for you if you're looking for this type of solution for your car. But it is definitely handy to have that easy access to anything that's important to you. Let me know in the comments if you like either option. And if you do choose to move forward with one, I'd love to know why. I have a couple pretty inexpensive items here that have great function when you're inside your car. Have you ever had your sunglasses get loose and wish you had a screwdriver or your driving glasses? Glasses you need to be able to see and I've had where one of the screws fell out of my sunglasses and I had no way of fixing them and it was really bright outside. So I love having a little set of screwdrivers in my console that I'm able to just pull out and use and put my glasses back together or even better tighten them before the screw falls out in the first place. So this is really handy. There's four different bits in this little kit and, and I think that any pair of glasses you should be able to fix with these. And it also comes with the two keychains that you can give to someone else or put on your own keychain that have a couple of. It has a small Phillips and a small straight edge that you can be able to use to fix anything you need. But I find this to be super handy foreign. Now, keeping with the topic of glasses, have you ever started driving and your glasses are so dirty you can't see out of them or you smudge them? Having these little wipes handy and in your console easy to grab, are so great. These are so nice because they're, they're, they're really soft. They're safe for any sort of lenses or screens, but they're not too wet so that you're able to just use this one cloth and that's all you need. And it is so handy to have. I highly recommend it. Now it does come in a fairly large box, so I just keep some of it. I share it with friends and family, but it definitely comes with in a very large box so you'll have lots to enjoy and use. Now, yes, I do have two huskies. And you may think that's why I have these bags, but it's not. I actually keep these bags in my car because I use them for trash. They are the handiest little things to have. I open one up, I'll put trash in them and then I just store it in my door in a little compartment. And when I get out or I get go to get gas, I just pull it out and I empty it out and reuse the bag or if it's messy, I'll throw it away and use another one. But I find having this tiny roll of dog Bags. So handy inside my car, and I never have to have a mess. There's always somewhere to put trash when I have it. So that's a quick little tip for you. Okay, here's a couple quick items. This comes in a two pack, and I found two really good uses for these. The first one was I used this holder for disposable masks. So we've all been wearing masks, and, you know, it's up to everyone how much longer they'll be wearing masks or when we might have to start again. But what a nice way of being able to store them and keep them out of the way, but yet handy. And they just pop right out of here. It's really nice. And then the second use for this second one that comes in the pack is the obvious thing, which are tissues. And it's super handy. And again, it's kept out of the way because it's up on your visor, but yet it's within reach and handy when you do need it. So I really like these two items. Okay. So I felt it was time to look at phone holders again for cars, and I found this one that was highly reviewed, and I gave it a try. It is nice because it's magnetic, and a lot of our phones are magnetic now. And there's an option if your phone's not magnetic. But it installed super easy on my vent in several places, and it tilts different directions. And my phone, I'm able. I have a. It has a magnet in it, I think if it's iPhone 11 and above, and I'm not sure about other phone models and manufacturers, but if it has a magnet, it works. I found an old case, and it comes with all sorts of little magnets that you can put on the back of the phone or you can put in a case. So I found an old case, put it on my phone, and put it up on the phone holder, and it worked great. It just attached. It's super solid, and I like that you can just grab it and go. You just. You don't have to adjust it. You don't have to play with any settings. You just grab it and go and be on your merry way. So I think this is a very nice one, and it's versatile. It should work with any phone because it has the magnets that you can attach to the case or the back of the phone. I don't know about you, but I'm always looking for somewhere to put my purse or my backpack and not have it just flying around the backseat of my car. So I looked into and I found these holders that go on the back of your headrests. So they're very versatile. You can use them in different ways. And I've tried them out. So here's a peek at me trying these out. I did only have one hand available, so it was a little bit of a challenge that it's actually super easy just to pop right on. It has a rubber piece inside there, so it tucks on nicely onto the headrest. It's very solid. It's not going to fall off. And then you can just easily put. I put my backpack on here, you can put your purse on there. You can hang grocery bags. I think I forget what the weight limit is, but it can hold a lot. They're very sturdy. And then if somebody's sitting in the back seat, you can actually turn it around and you'll see that I'm able to put my phone on there and it'll hold up a wide range of phone sizes. So this is pretty handy and again, super inexpensive. You can put two on one headrest or you can put one on each side. But here you can easily put a phone and somebody can sit and watch different videos. So I like these, these are, these are really helpful and handy. It never fails. Someone's going to need to charge some sort of device when we're even just driving around town or if we're on a long trip. We've used AC adapters for when we go on trips and they're generally really loud. But they've been so helpful because it reaches to the back of the car. So if the kids were on a long trip and the kids want to keep their gaming devices going or their phones charged, it's been super handy to have those. But this one is so nice. It's really compact. You could put in two standard plugs or you can put in four. Usb. And it tucks nicely into my console, which I love. So I can always have it in there. I don't have to remember to, to grab it. And it's easy to plug into a power port or old style lighter if what, whatever you have in your car, you turn it on again, it's super quiet. You wouldn't even know that it's on. It's so quiet. And you know, people in the back of the car can easily plug their USB cables in and they could be watching their phones and nobody's having any issues with devices. So I love it. It tucks in nicely like I mentioned and this is definitely a keeper for me. Okay, here's some safety items for your car. I've got two options so that you have a good idea of what you can get for your money. I think both these options are great. You can see compared to 1 gallon bottle size, how large they are. Now, the small one is definitely packed with lots of great safety items and I will quickly pull a lot of them out. But what you'll find in here is you'll find gloves, you'll find some reflective triangle thing you can put together, and a small toolbox with various tools in there. You know, hammer, screwdrivers, there's a tape measure, some PVC tape, and they all seem okay quality. I think they're pretty good. And, and you know, definitely if you need them in a pinch, I think they'd work out really well. A cutting device and then jumper cables, which we all should have. A small safety, a first aid type kit that is in there. And it has a compass, it has a whistle and a few other items. Some fuses, a poncho, an ice scraper, tie wraps, bungee cords, a safety vest, a little light and you can also pump it by hand if your battery dies. A safety thing for breaking glass or cutting a seatbelt. So there's just so many things in here and you know, when you look at them, it all makes sense to have those in the car. But a lot of us don't have these type of things in our car. So it's, it's just a great kit. It has a lot of items in there that can be used in case, you know, somebody breaks down or is in a situation where they need them. So I think this is a great small set to have in your car. Please hit the like button if you find this video helpful. It helps my channel. Okay, now here's a larger safety kit and you could see earlier how it compared to the smaller one. It has jumper cables, some gloves. It has a glass breaking tool and a seatbelt cutter. It has a small compressor to pump up a flat. It has a plug kit for a flat. It also has a safety kind of cone you can put together, has some bungee cords. It also has a headlamp that it does have, batteries, a tire gauge, some tape, some tie wraps. So some a lot of similar things to the small one. It has a very heavy duty set of tie downs. It has a link to a manual. It has a tool, it's like a multi tool that has different things on there that would be coming handy. Also a first aid kit that has obvious first aid items you know, a little pair of scissors. There's gauze and some band aids and different things. And then the headlamp has batteries that work. I put them in to test it to make sure it did work. And, you know, it's pretty good quality. I also took the batteries back out. But overall, this is a very comprehensive emergency kit. And I, you know, I think they're both great. We're gonna keep both of them. Put one of each of our cars we're gonna have. Our daughter will be driving soon, and it gives me some comfort knowing that there's some basic items in case she needs them and they're in the car. So definitely take a peek at those. I will link both of them. I'll link all items, but I'll link both of these for you to check out and see if one of these is right for your vehicle so that you have this type of safety gear on hand as well. I hope you found some of these car organization items helpful and handy. It is great to be organized in your car. You don't want your drink falling over. You don't want to have to be searching for something or somewhere to put your trash. Gosh, the. The doggy bags are so great for trash. And, you know, the little lens cleaners, a place to put your phone. They're so. It's so nice to be organized inside your vehicle. So definitely take a peek at those. Let me know if you have any questions, and I look forward to seeing you next time. Please subscribe.
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