Carrying on with the idea of routines, I recently saw a quote on Gretchen Rubins site that talks about the pleasure of a single task repeated. Even one task fulfilled at regular intervals in a mans life can bring order & Continued

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Realistically, we use our kitchens for more than just cooking and eating, but we have to be careful we can still cook and eat.

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Im often asked how long it will take to complete an organizing task: organizing a garage, a kitchen, a closet, an office, etc. As with almost everything related to organizing, the only honest answer I can provide is, It depends. & Continued

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Hanging your golf clubs on a hanger or with a wall-mounted system is an effective way to store your golf clubs at home.

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I think the question that every parent dreads is, Whats for dinner? But beyond creating a plan for the evening meal, you can save time and money by planning your entire menu. Menu planning will also help you achieve other & Continued

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I was recently browsing the Unclutterer forums when I found this gem of a thread: Your Best Decluttering Idea Ever. I went through and pulled a few great ideas submitted by Unclutterer readers. Take a look, and share your “best & Continued

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I'm always on the lookout for new ways of curbing clutter that is kid specific.

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Here in the northern hemisphere, we are in the midst of midwinter blues. At this point in the year the cold and lack of sunshine has started to get me down and without a single break work-wise until Easter, the & Continued

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I recently saw a touching story about a previously homeless family that found housing but lacked any home furnishings  until a local charity helped them out. (Click the link to see the short video, including before and after photos.) & Continued

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If you'd like the choice of six to ten dressings, go to a restaurant.

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At the end of last year, I finally did a business-related task Id been procrastinating on for ages. It was a non-trivial project, but Id been thinking I really should do this for way too long. It felt so good & Continued

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Remodelista: the organized home is a beautiful book. As the tagline states, the book has simple, stylish storage ideas for all over the house. The book is divided into three sections. In the first section, they describe their organizing philosophy & Continued

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Our first unitasker of 2018, brought to our attention by reader Sonja, touts itself as the first practical and affordable laundry folding robot. The FoldiMate folds shirts, pants, towels, and virtually anything that will fit inside of it. You just & Continued

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It’s January, but here at Chez Dave we’re already thinking about storing the winter clothes (hats, gloves, etc.), and tools (shovels, ice scrapers, etc.) and pulling out the spring items. It’s an unenviable task but one that can’t be avoided. & Continued

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The eNook docking station folds up to be just seven inches deep and could also be a desk.

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Do you like having a routine? Personally, I have a love-hate relationship with them. I see the usefulness in them, and when I follow a routine Im more productive and dont forget things as often as when I dont have & Continued

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Is your coffee equipment taking over your kitchen?

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As January yields to February, many people find themselves sliding on their commitment to New Years resolutions. Five years ago, I wrote an article on technology to help you keep those goals active. Since technology evolves at such a rapid & Continued

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If you have a substantial number of physical books you intend to keep, how do you organize them on your bookshelves? Theres no one best approach, but the following are some possibilities to consider: By genre and/or author These are & Continued

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If you are strapped for space and you need a workspace for you house or apartment, you may want to check out the CI Desk from Creative Industrial Objects.

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