Have you heard of color code organization? Color is one of the best parts of life–it makes the world a prettier place, and it also can help you be more organized than ever before.
. Color code organization takes color {and organization} to a whole new level. Let me show you some ideas!
Color Code Organization
Use color code organization to organize your files
Purchase colored file folders from Amazon or your local office supply. Decide on a color for certain types of personal records, such as yellow for investments or red for savings. All of your personal records are now much easier to file. And when you need a certain record, you now know exactly where to look for it!
You can also use color code organization to organize your kids’ files–homework papers, immunization records, or artwork you want to keep.
Use color code organization for your clothes
Think how pretty {and accessible} all your stuff will be if you organize your clothes by color. It’s like a rainbow in your closet! And when you want a certain blue shirt, you know where to look for it. Organize your kids’ closets by color too, and they’ll be much better at putting away their clothes. It’s easier for them to tell where something goes, and it’s also easier for them to find later.
Color code all your keys
Are you one of those people who have a bunch of keys to organize? It can be so easy to forget what key opens which door or lock! You can very easily organize your keys by color with colored nail polish. You just have to identify which keys belong where. Decide on a color to designate each key. For example, if your teen’s car is blue, color the spare key blue so you won’t ever again forget which key it is. Paint the key to your garden shed green–you get the idea!
These are just a few of the ways to use color code organization in your home. Have fun with it!
