 Organizing paperwork can seem intimidating because we are CONSTANTLY being bombarded with more mail, more papers, papers from work, papers from the kids school-- you name it. The key is not necessarily in the initial organizing and decluttering of papers and documents even though that is important, but instead in the system you implement to KEEP your paperwork organized. Having functional organizing solutions in place will help you sort through and file current papers as well as future papers. Here are 6 ways to organize your papers and documents:
Organize those piles of papers stylishly. Magazine file folders are stylish and easy to file papers in so there's no excuse for leaving papers out on the kitchen counter.
This desktop paper filing solution is a great way to organize papers you are actively using on your desktop. Easy to reach and easy to put back!
3)WALL MOUNTED HANGING FILESUse your vertical storage space! This one is great for offices, kitchens, or even by the door. Wherever you typically flip through mail, hang one of these nearby!
4) PRETTY FILE BOXESNo filing cabinet, no problem! Organize files in these lovely file boxes.
5) CARDBOARD BANKER'S BOXESPerfect for long term, inside storage. Store taxes, business documents, and more in these convenient boxes that can be easily labeled with a sharpie and stacked in the attic.
6) PAPER +CD SHREDDERShred as you go to eliminate paper clutter and prevent your organizing solutions from getting stuffed. This nifty gadget shreds paper, CDs, and credit cards. Related Articles: 8 Things Making Your Home Look Cluttered Home Office Organization Tips Quarantine Organization: Organize your "Crisis Paperwork" Professional Disclaimer: The ideas, recommendations, and opinions on this website, blog, and made in person are for educational and entertainment purposes only, and should not be considered legal, financial, or medical advice. I am not an attorney, doctor, or licensed financial professional. Sage Organizing Co., LLC is not liable for any losses or damages related to actions or failure to act related to the content of this website, blog, or in-person discussions. If you need specific legal, financial, or medical advice, consult a professional in your area.
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 Organizing your closet can be a big task. We all see those gorgeous organized closets on Instagram, but even after we have purged, folded, and put our clothes back in "nicely," often our closets still don't have the look we are hoping for. As a professional organizer, I have to tell you: to get your dream closet, you most likely will need to invest in some closet organizing products. I'm cutting to the chase and sharing with you 6 closet organizing products that professional organizers ACTUALLY use and can be easily found on Amazon.
1) SLIMLINE HANGERS: 50 PACKALWAYS use slimline hangers! They give you 30% more space in your closet.
2) SLIMLINE PANT + SKIRTS HANGERSHang pants + skirts on these hangers to avoid fold lines.
3) CLEAR DROP-FRONT SHOE BOXESWe prefer these over the original shoebox because you can SEE your shoes.
4) CLEAR CLOSET BINSLarge clear bins to organize your clothing. Easy to see!
5) CLUTCH ORGANIZERKeep your clutches and wallets in pristine condition with this organizer.
6) PLASTIC BASKETSDon't store garments in wicker baskets; they snag. Plastic works best. Related Articles: Packing Hacks from a Professional Organizer 4 Easy Hacks to Organize your Pantry A Guide to Organize your Junk Drawer Professional Disclaimer: The ideas, recommendations, and opinions on this website, blog, and made in person are for educational and entertainment purposes only, and should not be considered legal, financial, or medical advice. I am not an attorney, doctor, or licensed financial professional. Sage Organizing Co., LLC is not liable for any losses or damages related to actions or failure to act related to the content of this website, blog, or in-person discussions. If you need specific legal, financial, or medical advice, consult a professional in your area. **We earn small commissions for purchases made through links on this page. However, these are all products we honestly use and recommend. *** |
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