I pack baubles away in minutes when I’m sick of Christmas thanks to handy Amazon buy -it’ll make next year easier too

A WOMAN has revealed that nifty hack she uses for packing Christmas decorations away in minutes when she's had enough of the festive season.

Whilst many of us like to leave our tree and baubles up until after the new year, some of us may be sick of the festivities, and have started packing things away already.

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One content creator who has had enough of Christmas already is , with her bauble shifting hack going viral, and racking up 780,000 likes on TikTok.

Moji said: "Bye bye Christmas decor!

"I've definitely had enough and I'm probably part of the late crew.

"Have you taken down your holiday decor?

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"One down and two more to go."

Moji said that taking down the decorations this year was incredibly easy, thanks so her ornament storage chest.

In the video, she can be seen wheeling a large suitcase into the living room, and then opening it up to reveal that it is made up of little individual shelves to put your baubles on.

She was able to quickly place the baubles one by one into the chest before zipping it up, meaning that it will be so easy for her to put them back on the tree next year.

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Moji then wrapped her artificial tree up in a bag to protect it, and carted it off to her loft.

The Balsam Hill Deluxe Rolling Ornament Storage Chest is priced between £149 and £279, and is available from Amazon as a 100, 120 and 150 piece chest.

Festive fans raced to the comments section to share their thoughts, with some not convinced by the storage device.

One person said: "More space to store it than when it's up!!

"I would save the space and keep it up all year."

Another person said: "Mine just goes in a bin bag." 

A third person said: "I just don't care enough for this!

"Everything thrown in a box."