Organization Junkie
Magic Erasers are definitely a cleaning essential! There are so many uses for them, you’d be amazed. Once you have one you will wonder how you ever lived without them. Dusters are so convenient! Especially when they have a long arm or handle so that you can use them to reach high areasRead the Post
Before you start deep cleaning anything, you need to declutter your kitchen. First, get rid of anything on the counter that doesn’t belong there (papers, towels, books, etc.). Then, remove all the appliances and so you can clean underneath and around them really well. Decluttering will allow you to clean your kitchen andRead the Post
A super cheap and easy way to keep your gift wrap together without it unraveling is by cutting open a toilet paper roll and using that as a holder. It fits right around the gift wrap so you don’t have to worry about it getting wrinkled or unrolling. Use the back of yourRead the Post
Add some extra storage space underneath your sink by using a tension rod. The rod allows you to hang things like spray bottles, gloves, and any cleaner with a hook, really. This uses up space that you would otherwise just let go to waste! Put hooks on the doors and sides of theRead the Post
One of the most cluttered and disorganized spots in the kitchen is most likely the sink. If you and your family aren’t in the habit of immediately putting dirty dishes in the dishwasher, then plates and bowls pile up quickly. To help facilitate this process, always empty the dishwasher when it’s done running; that way noRead the Post
The first thing you want to do when it comes to cleaning your junk drawer is to remove the whole drawer. By doing this, you force yourself to actually clean it; you can’t just shut it and ignore it whenever you get bored or don’t want to clean it anymore. When removing it,Read the Post
Any devoted DIYer knows how many awesome projects you can tackle using mason jars. They’re inexpensive, and your Grandma or Mom is sure to have them laying around somewhere! Here are 10 of the best ways to use mason jars to organize throughout your home. Use mason jars to organize Q-Tips, cotton swabs, and yourRead the Post
Whether it’s your first or last year, it’s never too late to get organized in college. Not only does it help you be less stressed, but you’ll also have more room in your apartment (which is probably small and shared with quite a few other people). Do your best to make a visible to-doRead the Post
Having a bunch of haphazard and crazy cords around the house is enough to drive anyone nuts! A great way to keep them in order is by using sections of PVC pipe to store them! I even labeled the sides so I know exactly what each cord belongs to! Walking into the shedRead the Post
Don’t let your cleaning supply closet be in a constant mess. Instead, use some peg board to organize things. You can hang anything form small dustpans to large brooms on a peg board, as long as you plan well for it! Whether it’s your shed or garage, tools can be handy to useRead the Post
