Chaotic or Organized, how do you keep your products?

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I have a few dedicated shelves to fish supplies around the house, most of the time thigs are organized with labels or specific shelves meant for specific items (Food, medicine etc.) but at least once a year I have to go through and reorganize everything as stuff gets moved around as it's used. What is your storage like, organized or messy?
 
semi-organized, not necessarily neatly

I have a drawer for anything related to testing, a drawer for dry food, a basket for frozen food in the freezer, a cabinet shelf for PPE and consumables, a container of wet tools like nets, scrapers, toothbrush, a bucket with larger tools and other random stuff

could definitely be better but it has also definitely been worse lol
 
Timing. Neighbor just gave me this rack yesterday. Holding all magnetic ballasts and a few reflectors.
Bulbs and digital balllast I keep in a closet I also have a closet just for reefing. 20260902_082610.jpg
 
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Testing supplies and chemicals I keep well organized. Everything else is, honestly, sort of a mess. For instance, I recently found a little container of mysis shrimp in the back of my fridge that I likely thawed 4 or 5 months ago. Yummy.
 

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