Organizing Blog and Strategies

Remembering to take vitamins or medication can be a challenge for adults, not to mention keeping you kids on track of supplements,...

In a period of mass consumption, we see an over abundance of cell phones, flatscreens, pads and tablets. Pile that on top of too many...

Kitchen Duty The Ikea Gruntal stainless steel rail is typically found in the kitchen with a host of accessories to manage scrubbers,...

Is your spice drawer out of order, overcrowded and out of date. Here's a weekend kitchen project to transform your spice mess into a...

Craigslist is certainly not the prettiest site in town but it is one of the most effective online portals for selling and buying used...

Clear organizing tips for your weekend road trips this summer ... Go Big - BIG Ziploc bags make great travel totes. You can quickly...

Are you tried of looking into your closet thinking I have nothing to wear? Do you feel like you have a block when it comes to getting...

Professional organizers see it all. Residentially, I’ve likely seen pretty much everything that a person can buy, store, hide, pile or...

I had a client ask "what do I think about surveys?" So often we get pestered by marketers calling at dinner to ask us for our opinion....

Maximize every inch – Avoid round containers, instead use square or rectangular stacking containers for leftovers to maximize space. Take Care - Extend the life of asparagus, green onions and herbs. Wash, dry and place them in a container with some water. Cover them loosely with a plastic bag and store in the fridge door changing the water every 2-3 days or when it is cloudy. Extend Edibles - Dig deep, choose the longest expiry date and buy smaller quantities when you sh