This is my list of organizing tasks that mark my official end of summer/ start of fall season. You have to close out the last season before starting the new one. Even though we may still have warm days, we’re pretty much done with summer clothes, shoes, pool towels, and beach bags.
I bet a lot of. you have already done these so feel free to feel smug as I list these off.
Read MoreYou certainly can’t be prepared for every possible type of disaster that could fall on your home but knowing what you have and where it is will make your life so much easier.
Read MoreWhether it’s cold and flu or allergy season, it’s essential to have your medications at home organized to find them easily and know they’re effective.
Read MoreHere are my tips on storing your fine china so you can protect it, access it easily, and enjoy using it more before you pass it on to future generations.
Read MoreClutter free does not mean BORING and can actually be some of the best gifts. They typically fall into 3 categories:
Experiences & Events
Services
Consumables
Seasonings such as your herbs and spices should enhance your cooking not add to your stress level. Whether you store them in a drawer or cabinet in your kitchen or on a shelf in your pantry you want them to be visible, current, and easily accessible.
Read MoreMove your lighter-colored and-weight clothes to the back of your closet. September is when we tend to be reaching for longer sleeves and jeans so tanks, sleeveless tops, and shorts can be moved out of the way.
Read MoreHere are the steps to get your kids’ rooms and closets organized for the new school year. They can help with this process, too, so they can learn how to organize and care for their own spaces. The older they are, the more significant their participation.
Read MoreWhen traveling to an Airbnb, I’ve learned how important it is to pack a few essential items to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience. These are applicable to any type of travel but you’ll see with a couple of these items how they apply solely to car travel.
Read MoreGetting your home office organized requires two main objectives: deciding what you need to keep and where to keep it.
Follow these steps to transform your home office from disaster to dream.
Read MoreKnowing the colors that work best for you will help you make the RIGHT color choices for the clothes that you buy. And it makes the decision of what to declutter from your closet easier, too.
Read MoreThis is for all of the college bound seniors out there: you’ve got a busy summer ahead of you getting ready for school. If you take a little time now to declutter these 6 things, you’ll be so glad and your parents will be extra thrilled with you.
Read MoreWhether you file your taxes yourself or work with an accountant, having your papers in order will save you time, money, and your sanity!
Read MoreHere are my tips for EASILY decluttering the photos on your phone:
Read MoreHere are my best tips and suggestions for storing ALL YOUR HOLIDAY DECOR so it’s preserved, easy to find, and even easier to put back when the holiday is over.
Read MoreThese are the interview questions you should ask yourself about everything in your home.
Read MoreFall in love this Valentine’s Day….with your home! Relish walking in the door again. Get giddy when you open your closet. Twirl with joy eyeing your pantry.
How do you fall in love again? Getting your home organized is like seeing it through new owner’s eyes and remembering why you fell in love in the first place!
Read MoreAt Neatsmart, we pride ourselves on creating organizing systems that work and part of that is sourcing the correct tools and materials. When you have the right solution, the organizing problem is solved. When you know what you have and where it goes, your home is organized.
Read MoreDeep cabinet shelves are a blessing and a curse. While it is nice to have all of that space for storage, a lot of things get lost in the back because we can’t see or access it easily. Here are my tips and suggestions for organizing these larger sized spaces and keeping them that way!
Read MoreI can, however, give you the blueprint for you to declutter on your own, all in 14 days. Or you can do it in a weekend. It’s up to you.
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