I quite enjoy the website IKEAHACKERS.NET. If youre not familiar with it, the site shows modifications on and re-purposing (hacks) of IKEA products. Innovative and skilled people from around the world submit their ideas, designs, and creations to IKEAHACKERS.NET. Photos & Continued

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Unsure of how to store hats, gloves, scarves, and boots for a clutter-free winter? It’s challenging to find the perfect solution as it needs to accommodates wet and muddy items, and items in the process of drying out. It also & Continued

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When I was organizing full-time, I regularly worked with craftspeople. Scrapbooking, textile arts, or traditional visual arts are three fields that use many bits and bobs. And all too often, the creative mind veers towards chaos, meaning an artist’s studio & Continued

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Try to choose decorations that do not have to be stored away for eleven months of the year.

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One of the most difficult tasks when it comes to organizing the home is talking about it with other family members. It’s far too easy for conversations to deteriorate into arguments and suggestions about clutter to turn into accusations and & Continued

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According to those online calendars with daily holiday listings  Sandwich Day, Love Your Red Hair Day, etc.  today is Computer Security Day. Since computers are vital organizing tools for so many of us, this specific holiday caught my & Continued

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Back in my school days my locker was a complete disaster.

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All Unitasker Wednesday posts are jokes — we don’t want you to buy these items, we want you to laugh at their ridiculousness. Enjoy! Cocktail parties, luncheons, and potluck suppers occur as we approach the holiday season and many of & Continued

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As November gives way to December, it’s time to prepare for holiday guests. You’ll be ready in no time by systematically going through each room/area of your house or apartment. Here’s a simple plan for organizing the house in time & Continued

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This is our last post in the Holiday Gift Giving Guide series for 2017. In case you missed any of our suggestions, here is a summary of uncluttered, organized, and/or useful gifts this year. Experience gifts Stocking stuffers Consumables Gifts & Continued

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I’m a huge fan of my Kindle, well actually of my Kindle app on my phone. I used to be devoted to the Kindle itself, but over the years have got accustomed to reading off my phone (although maybe this & Continued

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Not everyone wants a practical gift, and whats practical for one person might be useless for another. But for the right person, one of the following might make a great non-clutter gift. These are all things I own and find & Continued

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I love grilled cheese sandwiches. Sliced extra-old cheddar is my favourite type of sandwich cheese but sometimes I mix a variety of grated cheeses together to put on my sandwich. You might think I would enjoy the Nostalgia TCS2 Grilled & Continued

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Holiday shopping time is here, and with it comes the opportunity to buy cool tools! Here are our picks for super-cool gadgets that the tech-friendly unclutterers on your list will love. The iFixit Essential Electronics Toolkit contains unique and essential & Continued

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Christmas is a popular time for the release of box sets and special editions of books, CDs, and TV and movie franchises. As a minimalist, I always thought them to be a waste of time and money, often considering them & Continued

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Buying organization-minded gifts for kids and teenagers is always a challenge. Being young, they often want fun gifts over practical. With that in mind, we’ve worked to assemble a list of gift ideas that satisfy both the desire for something & Continued

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A consumable item  selected with care for the recipients tastes, dietary restrictions, scent sensitivity, and other needs and preferences  can be a lovely gift that doesnt require any long-term storage. The following are just a few such items. & Continued

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From time to time we see organizing products in development on crowd-funding sites. Here are three interesting ones that might be of benefit to our readers. Mac Caddy The Mac Caddy is a 16-inch storage container that hangs on top & Continued

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Flowers in a can. Simplistic and minimalistic  something that many of us here at Unclutterer appreciate. You too can get this contemporary look for your home with items from the Everyday Objects collection from Tiffany & Co. For a & Continued

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For me, the best part of giving at the holiday season is stuffing a stocking with small, unexpected, useful items. The kind that surprise and delight the recipient. If you feel the same way, check out our suggestions for those & Continued

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