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Achoo! Uh-oh, it's time again to get organized for cold and flu season! Click here for some tips on what medications to keep, where to keep them, and how to find and manage them efficiently on the Good Housekeeping Home Style Blog.
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Mick Jagger understands how important it is to have time on his side. Do you? How do you get the Satisfaction of being in control of your calendar instead of being your calendar's Beast of Burden? Our lives are so hectic and busy; wouldn't it be great to know all of the details of your appointment with "Angie"? Watch this video for five strategies for being more efficient and productive with your schedule.
Try these tips and make sure you are not left Waiting on a Friend on a Ruby Tuesday. My apologies to The Rolling Stones, sometimes when you Start Me Up it's hard to stop. ;)
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We all have them- they're bulky, round, heavy and they really hurt when they fall on your toe. Today I am talking batteries. How do you store batteries, make them easily accessible and keep them off of your toes? These tips will help you clean up your power station so you can keep going, and going, and going...
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Unless you do your laundry naked, you'll never truly be finished with it, unfortunately. Let's get your laundry process sorted out so you can focus on other things, naked or not. Which type of laundry-doer are you?
There are three different styles of handling your laundry process to fit any family's needs. Choose one of these methods, stick with it, and never again will you hear, "Mom, I don't have any underwear!" on a school morning! Click here to read about and choose your method on the Good Housekeeping Home Style Blog.
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It’s that time of year to listen for things that go bump in the night. But, that bump shouldn’t be you walking in to a big pile of holiday decorations. Do you have a stack o’ jack o’ lanterns in storage? Have your mummy’s and monsters run amuck? Watch this video and illuminate your deepest darkest organizing dilemmas and learn how you and your ghouls and goblins can go green at Goodwill with your holiday decorations. The trick is following these strategies when you are caught up in the spirit of the festivities. The treat is an organized and less stressful home!
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As a professional organizer, I have worked in clients' homes who have entire large rooms devoted to storage of holiday decorations, outfitted with uniform rows of shelving units stacked with color-coded bins for Easter, Halloween, St. Patrick's Day, and of course, countless bins for Christmas. Other clients have basements, garages, and attics full of these same bins. If you are feeling like it's all too much, click here for some thoughts for paring down the decorations while having the same festive effect on the Good Housekeeping Home Style Blog.
Flickr image courtesy hanna_horwarth.
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Fences, tetherball poles, and antennas are all things that work better standing up. But what else is more efficient upright? Paper- yes, paper. Watch this video to shape up your sheets and transform your piles into smiles.
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We've been Back-to-School now for a few weeks, and you've got school papers coming home. Find out how to deal with the four main types and dig out from the deluge!
Click here to read how to organize each type of school paper on the Good Housekeeping Home Style Blog.
How's your Back-to-School experience going this year?
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