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Title Page Dedication Clutter Rehab Let’s Talk Clutter 1 - Ask clutter questions 2 - Banish clutter excuses
I might need it one day. I don’t want to hurt anyone’s feelings by getting rid of it. I don’t want to seem ungrateful. It was so expensive. The item could be valuable. It brings back so many memories.
3 - Consolidate...everything! 4 - Remember: less is more 5 - Give everything a designated space 6 - Create simple solutions for keys 7 - Don’t make a system too complicated 8 - Have a daily walkabout 9 - Never leave a room empty-handed 10 - Take pictures of sentimental clutter 11 - Place wire shelves in cupboards 12 - Put vertical dividers in kitchen cupboards 13 - Use containers to set limits and boundaries 14 - Select containers to create more space 15 - Organizing doesn’t have to be expensive—make do 16 - Create a backpack station 17 - Set up a beverage station 18 - Have a donation station 19 - Designate a craft center station 20 - Create a game station 21 - Design a gift-wrapping station 22 - Utilize an “I’m outta here” shelf 23 - Use hooks for kid’s coats instead of hangers 24 - Attach hooks on the back of doors for extra storage 25 - Get kids involved with organizing 26 - Start every week with a menu plan 27 - Set a grocery shopping day and stick to it 28 - Have a central calendar your whole family can access 29 - Create a visual calendar for young kids 30 - If you don’t like something, change it or stop complaining 31 - Establish a “command center” 32 - Re-purpose items for creative storage solutions 33 - Use labels to know what goes where 34 - Color-code the kids 35 - Do a “ten-minute tidy” every night before bed 36 - Mark expiration dates on makeup 37 - Keep flat surfaces clear 38 - Work together with a friend for inspiration and motivation 39 - Don’t keep out-of-season clothes in prime real estate space 40 - Purge clothing at the end of the season, not the beginning 41 - Learn these eleven tips for parting with your clothes 42 - Use the “one in, one out” rule 43 - Keep toy sets together in specific rooms 44 - Use toy boxes only for large items 45 - Schedule regular toy “clean-outs” 46 - Toss your junk mail right away 47 - Utilize notebooks and lists 48 - Set your daily top-three to-dos 49 - Don’t look up 50 - If you haven’t used something in a year, get rid of it 51 - If it doesn’t fit the vision for the space, get rid of it 52 - Keep a wastebasket in every room 53 - Cut the knick-knacks out 54 - Set your own clutter standards 55 - Store stuff where you use it 56 - Use memory binders or totes to organize kids’ keepsakes 57 - Do not keep more than three months’ backlog of magazine articles 58 - Keep manuals with the receipt stapled to them all in one place 59 - Pack activity bags 60 - Keep your vehicle stocked with essentials 61 - Use a purse organizer or clear bags to organize your purse or bag 62 - Embrace Plan B and let go of perfectionism 63 - Keep projects in progress under control 64 - Disguise your storage 65 - Use rolling plastic drawer units 66 - Implement a weekly cleaning schedule 67 - Create a “Housekeeping Mission Statement” 68 - Have a handy library basket 69 - Limit your family to two towels and two sets of sheets per person 70 - Use space bags 71 - Utilize online photo books for pictures 72 - Create a “to file” basket 73 - Use pizza boxes for scrapbook paper or children’s artwork 74 - Use visual cues to eliminate clutter. 75 - Install closet organizers 76 - Create a binder and online folder for recipes 77 - Use drawer dividers 78 - Designate a charging station 79 - Make a jewelry organizer 80 - Think about your habits 81 - Label the lids of spices 82 - Make a rule: no food in bedrooms 83 - Use a system to organize kid clothes 84 - Tackle small tasks to get big results 85 - Regularly go through the medicine cabinet for expired products 86 - Stop sorting your laundry 87 - Organize coupons 88 - Streamline kitchen utensils 89 - Organize your pantry 90 - Create an e-mail folder system 91 - Cut the clutter in your bedroom and create the sanctuary you deserve 92 - Invite company over as motivation 93 - Use binder clips for cables 94 - Use Command Hooks to save space 95 - Keep toothbrushes organized 96 - Use camera bags for video games 97 - Don’t put it off until later 98 - Organize your entryway 99 - Focus! 100 - Organize while watching TV 101 - Use multitasking wisely Epilogue Photo credits About the Author Copyright Page
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