Uncluttering & Organizing Your Home Space

Home Organization
Organize your home, find peace and new meaning as you de-clutter, and simplify your life. Find out how to get organized including strategies for closets and storage, time management, clutter control, household management, moving, and filing, with checklists, calendars, and solutions. This web ring allows you to access home organization sites and add one of your own.

Garage Organizing
Tips for organizing and cleaning your garage. Includes tips such as If you use funnels in your garage or workshop for filling oil, gas, herbicides, pesticides, etc., you waste a lot of time and money if you clean them after each use. Saving leftover paint in smaller containers is also a good tip so it does not dry out. A good place to store saw blades is in unwanted record album covers. If you don't have any record albums just visit garage sales on Sunday when people are closing down their sale. You likely find someone will to give away some records. People share organization tips for offices and kitchens too, and ask questions about garage tool organization.

Kitchen Organization With Debbie
Debbie Williams is an organizing strategist and founder of OrganizedTimes.com. In this Q & A-styled article, Debbie Williams tackles the problem of organizing a kitchen. Her insights, advice, hints and tips can apply, to a greater or lesser degree, to most any kitchen. According to Debbie, contractors never provide enough storage drawers in a kitchen, which is a major problem for most homemakers. However, Debbie points out that in the vast majority of kitchens only 20% of the items in the drawers are used 80% of the time. This means there are a lot of seldom-used items taking up valuable drawer space. According to Debbie the first thing you need is to get ruthless and purge your drawers of items that have not been used within recent memory. The second tip is to stack. Stack plastic containers inside each other, even inside wicker baskets. Wherever possible, stack to save space. Wire shelves, baking tray racks, and over-the-door hangers can almost double the space in some areas of the kitchen. Store tall spoons and spatulas in a crock or tall pitcher and get as many things as possible off of valuable counter space. One of Debbie's suggestions that you might find surprising is that you keep one junk drawer in the kitchen, especially if you have kids, but she also suggests that you go through it once a month and weed out unused items. By following all of Debbie's advice, tips and tricks it may be possible to almost double the useable space in even a small kitchen.

Declutter Support
Cluttering is about emotions and psychology not just organizing skills. Cluttering is different than hoarding, but may be related to ADD, OCD, anxiety or depression. This group provides support for those who have space management and cluttering issues in their homes, hoarders and clutterers. Organizing tips and support are generously offered for people having a hard time organizing the various rooms in their homes.