One of the toughest areas to get and keep organized is the garage. It is a catch-all and living “to-do" list. A multipurpose nature coupled with being out-of-sight, out-of-mind makes a garage prone to clutter. No space could be more useful when utilized well.
When I acquire new clothing, I have a rule to let go of as many as I bring in to make room for the new and stay uncluttered. I reinforce this rule by only owning a certain amount of hangers (I hang up EVERYTHING.) How to decide what to let go? Here are tips I use myself.
I let go of clothing...
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When is it Junk?
If you're reading this it's likely you are considering whether something you own is junk or worth keeping. Here's an opportunity to figure it out:
When is it Junk?
It's JUNK if:
- It's moldy,...
Interview with Betty A. Sproule, co-author of The Stuff Cure
I am interviewing Betty A. Sproule, co-author of The Stuff Cure: How we lost 8,000 pounds of stuff for fun, profit, virtue, and a better world.
What a catchy title, Betty, who should read your book?
Our book is for anyone who feels that they have more stuff in their home and garage than they...