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With the recent terrible attacks in Charlottesville and Barcelona, we thought here at Unclutterer that it would be a good idea to review some basic things to consider when faced with a public emergency. Be prepared. Familiarize yourself with the & Continued

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With the recent terrible attacks in Charlottesville and Barcelona, we thought here at Unclutterer that it would be a good idea to review some basic things to consider when faced with a public emergency. Be prepared. Familiarize yourself with the & Continued

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Eight pieces of advice to keep you motivated during your uncluttering project.

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One of the most popular time management systems is Getting Things Done, by David Allen. GTD has a lot of strategies, and some people thrive on following the entire system exactly as Allen described it. But in his August 29 & Continued

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The tragic hurricane and flooding in Texas filled the news in the U.S. this week. And because so many of us want to help however we can, its a good time to remember that generally the best thing you can & Continued

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Weve spent the past few weeks determining which records we have and how long we need to keep them. Weve eliminated records we dont need and scanned those we want to convert to electronic format. Now were ready to file & Continued

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I don't know how many times I've tried to close the utensil drawer in our kitchen when a measuring cup gets caught up in the drawer.

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About a year ago I wrote a post praising Google Keep, the light, effective note-taking app from Google. At the time I was only a few months into using it but I was already smitten. The fast, lightweight app let & Continued

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Most garages are cluttered near the walls with just enough room to park the cars and let the passengers maneuver through a tiny path to and from the car.

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This week when I return to work I will officially start my Bullet Journal experiment. While it looks like a good system and has already helped me in some ways, I question whether I will be able to maintain it. & Continued

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Passing on tea cups and their saucers instead of a full set of fine china can be one way to cut down of inherited clutter.

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For those of you with kids, summer can be a crazy time. The are very few routines and the kids are off doing some activity or another while you continue working. Or perhaps you had some time off and managed & Continued

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I have two cats, one of which is an 18-pound Maine Coon. And Im lucky enough to have a space in my bathroom thats just the right size for a large litter box. But what if you dont have such & Continued

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Four options for storing your ironing board when it's not in use.

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Now that weve eliminated all of the records we no longer need, its time to organize the records we are keeping. Many people have a desire to go paperless and convert their paper records to electronic records. This is commonly & Continued

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I receive a lot of paper at work. You would think that by 2017 the fantasy of the “paperless office” would have become a reality. While many businesses have reduced their paper consumption, it hasn’t disappeared. I recently tackled the & Continued

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Advice for how to store and keep a fabric stash organized.

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In a recent interview with teachers about organizing the school year, one of the key organizing challenges was that teachers hold onto too much. It’s a challenge for anyone who works with paper, not just teachers, However, teachers have a & Continued

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As summer eases into fall, I’m thinking about clothes. Soon I’ll haul my cold-weather wardrobe from its storage spot, and put my shorts and T-shirts in its place. The kids, ever growing, will need some new items for school. Larger & Continued

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