Creating a household storage plan is a great way to get your entire home organized using a blueprint of sorts as a starting point.
Squeezed by the storage shuffle, many home managers yearn for larger quarters. A bigger house is not the answer. Stored stuff has an amazing bread-dough quality–it rises to fill the space available, and then makes a sticky mess as it slops over the sides of the container. No matter how many closets, cupboards or square feet of attic space, surplus stuff will find a way to take over while your back is turned.
The answer? A household storage plan. Yes, it will take some work, but the principles involved are as easy as ABC: Assess, Box and Banish, and Corral and Control. Using these simple principles, Cynthia Ewer, editor of Organized Home brings us this easy-to-follow article to ensure your organizational success! [Read this article]
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Summer is here and it’s a great time to get organized. This list of 6 organizing tips will help you get things arranged around your household so you can enjoy this beautiful time of year. From storing grill and pool supplies to taking some time out to declutter and spending special days with your family, this article has some very simple, yet helpful tips to get you started on the right foot this season. [Read this article]
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From personal and business filing to adding a personal touch to your home office, making your home office your personalized and efficient space can do wonders for productivity.
Without the structure of an office outside of our homes, it is easy to scatter anything work related all over the house. We still need to complete our work in a timely and efficient manner. After all, the less time we spend working, the more time we have with our family. An organized home office will make for a faster and more pleasant workday. Here are a few ideas to get you and your home office organized. [Read this article]
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Summer’s here, hot, high and sweaty. Vacations beckon. The garden takes on a life of its own.
Busy families don’t have much time for home chores these months. School’s out, travel’s in and it’s easy to let life slide on the home front.
Still, summer will run more smoothly if you keep tabs on these important areas in the Summer Cleaning Chore Checklist by Cynthia Ewer. Cynthia’s list has some excellent tips for both inside and outside your home, as well as great ideas for staying organized. [READ ARTICLE]
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