green organizing
It can be fun to go through a childhood time capsule when it is in limited quantity. When parents save everything their children did from arts, schoolwork, photos and books, that can be overwhelming and … Continue reading
During the polar vortex in Chicago last year, many pipes burst and caused flooding damaging items left on or close to the ground. Time, energy and money were spent cleaning up the mess. So, was … Continue reading
During the sheltering in place, I used the opportunity to organize my own office closet which I’ve been putting off. Too many times I ended up buying duplicate tools to bring to clients when I … Continue reading
Wouldn’t it be nice to move into a home with all of our storage needs in place? Oftentimes we have to work with the space we have instead of the other way around. The setup … Continue reading
Has it ever happened to you that you know you have an item and yet you cannot find it so either you go buy another one or spend time hunting for it? That for sure … Continue reading
COVID19 is affecting all of us. Uncertainty makes some people want to hoard food. But that often leads to wasted dollars as well as wasted food. Remember in my previous blog post, I pointed out … Continue reading
It is no surprise that we’re not going to live forever. There are things you can do to make it easier for the next person to deal with your stuff when the time comes. Cleaning … Continue reading
Curious how a professional organizer works with a client tackling a space? Here’s your chance to watch a time lapse video tackling a closet. This client gave me permission to film the work. Happy watching.
Quinn asked for a consult on storage needs for her bathroom cabinets and was planning on going shopping later that week. I took a look under both sinks’ cabinets. With her permission, I pulled out … Continue reading
To start off the fall season right, Rae really wants an organized linen closet so she can find what she needs quickly. In addition, she wants the putting away after laundry to be easier. To … Continue reading