Most viewed Facebook video is a Blossom storage hack guide

Most viewed Facebook video is a Blossom storage hack guide

A video giving ingenious solutions for common storage issues is now the most popular Facebook video of all time. 

Blossom, a page that caters to millennial moms, posted a video on May 18, showing off seven organization hacks to combat clutter.

The tips in the video included using pool noodles to keep tall boots upright in the closet, a DIY felt divider for socks and a clever way of dispensing clean underwear from an empty baby wipes container. 

A guide for storage solutions is now the most popular Facebook video of all time. The above and below photos show a clever way for storing underwear 

The first tip is to fold underwear up in an accordion style so they all overlap 

The neatly folded pile is then fit inside a cleaned out baby wipe container 

The pairs of underwear are then easily dispensed and look tidier than simply shoved in a drawer 

The second tip is a quick and easy way for folding up a T-shirt 

You simply bring three points on the shirt together and then pull tight 

This creates the first fold. The shirt is then placed face down and folded over once to create the second fold 

A perfectly folded shirt comes together in just seconds flat 

Other tips include a quick and easy way to fold a T-shirt and how to hang up sweaters without stretching out the shoulders.  

Since it was posted just a little more than a month ago, it has been viewed more than 333million times, according to Tubular - a site that monitors social videos. 

And that number just keeps rising.  

Some of the other most popular videos on Facebook, include a Buzzfeed Tasty video showing you how to regrow fruit in your kitchen (294 million), a recipe for baked apple roses (280 million) and a prank video for the movie Rings (332million).

The hack video was put together by a page called Blossom, which caters to millennial moms. This hack shows a brilliant way for creating more space in a closet by using a soda can tab

The tap is put on the top part of the hanger, creating a hole where another hook can get through 

Multiple items are then able to take up the same amount of space inside the closet  

One of the tips is a DIY felt divider for socks. On the first piece of rectangular felt, you make three lines of hot glue 

Another piece of felt is put over the first one, with two lines of glue between the other three from the previous piece of felt 

Then it's time to make another piece of felt with three swipes of glue. This goes on for 10 times 

In the end, you pull apart the first and final pieces of felt to reveal an accordion of pockets big enough to fit several pairs of socks 

Above, a look at the sock accordion in action 

Another hack shows Blossom viewers how to avoid hangers pulling at the shoulders of sweaters 

The video gives an easy way to fold a sweater over a hanger to that it isn't weighed down at the shoulders 

The bottom of the sweater goes over one arm of the hanger and the arms go over the other 

The weight is then evenly distributed when the sweater is hanging, thus no troublesome pulled areas 

The video also offers advice about what to do with items of clothing that just don't seem to stay on their hangers 

Simple tie rubber bands around the edge to create fiction that will stop the items from falling 

Above, the shirt is kept from slipping off the hanger by the rubber bands inside 

The final piece of advice involves how to keep tall boots from flapping over when stored 

It turns out, pool noodles are the perfect size for most boots. They just need to be cut down to size 

Voila! Boots that don't fall over when stored in the closet 

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