IKEA Is Selling a $12 “Cute” Cabinet Gem That Ensures You’ll Never Lose Things Again

What’s happening in the back of my shelves is sort of like the back of my head — what’s going on there isn’t really my business. But there comes a point when it’s time to face the music and finally clean up, clear out, and rediscover all of the items that seemingly disappeared (only for the cycle to continue as soon as you go shopping again). 

However, one product puts an end to this unnecessary cycle — and it just happens to be gorgeous, too. The IKEA ENHET swivel shelf is designed to make all your things easy to see, find, and use. This handy double-decker lazy Susan will keep your shelves neat and organized from now on. No more dust, expired skincare, and forgotten spills.

IKEA’s ENHET swivel shelf is a shelving assistant that can be attached to your existing IKEA ENHET wall shelves or any shelving system with shelves spaced about 16 inches apart. It features circular, spinnable shelves that provide easy access to smaller items that are often tucked away and lost. 

But because the swivel shelf sits close to the edge of the shelving unit, you can still place larger items behind it, so no storage space is lost (only gained!).

Shoppers are singing its praises and sharing how they used the lazy Susan. “We use it for our home coffee bar,” one IKEA shopper wrote in a review. “We put mugs on it, but it could be used for just about anything anywhere.”

Another person wrote, “Love this. So easy to find something rather than have to move items all over the place searching for the one thing that you want.” Someone else added, “I totally love my spinning shelf! Connects to my stunning ENHET shelf. Looks fantastic!!”

Use it in the bathroom for perfumes, skincare, or makeup products or in the pantry for smaller dried or canned goods. You could also use it in your crafting space or home office for easy access to pens, pencils, and other crafting or office supplies.

Add IKEA’s ENHET swivel shelf to your shelving unit, and never lose anything in the black hole that is the back of your shelf again. I guess this means it’s probably time to check in on the back of my head … sigh.