1. A busy family needs convenient placement
2. Freezer Hints
3. Organizing a Kitchen with Small Spaces
Looks well-stocked, but ask yourself some guiding questions:
1) Do you have cans of old food whose freshness date has
expired?
2) Do you have food items that you will not use?
3) Is the food located in a readily accessible spot for those in your
household who will use it ?
Solutions:
1) Now is the time to go through your stash of food items to check for expiration dates.
2) Give away food items that you will not use. Think about the local food shelf or an unemployed neighbor.
3) Try moving food items around so the items that are used more often are most accessible.
1) Do you have cans of old food whose freshness date has
expired?
2) Do you have food items that you will not use?
3) Is the food located in a readily accessible spot for those in your
household who will use it ?
Solutions:
1) Now is the time to go through your stash of food items to check for expiration dates.
2) Give away food items that you will not use. Think about the local food shelf or an unemployed neighbor.
3) Try moving food items around so the items that are used more often are most accessible.
4. Organizing for ease and function
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These snacks have been moved to a lower shelf so kindergarten age children can serve themselves. Using colorful bins saves space and makes access much easier.
Mail clutter can pile up. This means less space for the things you need the most , the build-up of frustration, and wasted time.
Box up items you will not use and give them away.
The old junk drawer: Everyone has one. But sorting the items out will help you utilize this space better and give you peace of mind. Is now the time to clean out the junk?
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The things you really use are left. Everything is neat and easy to locate!
Use drawer dividers to help you organize
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