Quick Tips To Get Organized

If you are like me, you probably are constantly tidying up.  I have one of the neatest houses you will every encounter.  I am going to pass on some of my best tips.

Kitchen

1. Throw out all old mail, newspapers, postcards immediately.
2. Clean out the fridge every time you buy new groceries.
3. Do not collect promotional cups.  
4. Buy matching white porcelain plates, bowls, and salad plates.  It truly makes your cabinets look more organized.
5. Only have 5 items out on the kitchen cabinets.
6. Throw out flatware that does not cordinate.

Living Room

1. I have a giant ottoman that I throw all my daughters toys into.  It allows for quick cleaning.  You can do this also with some cute wicker baskets.
2. Minimize the amount of items in the room.  I try to only have lamps on my end tables.  I don’t like to have a lot of clutter.

Bathroom

1. Go through your bathroom cabinets and through out beauty products you don’t used.
2. Throw away shampoo bottles that you bought and don’t use.
3. Buy matching towels, shower curtain, and floor mats. 
4. Only have a soap dispenser on the top of the kitchen cabinets.

Closet

1. Throw out clothes that you don’t feel amazing in.
2. Buy organizional items that you love.  Here is some of my favorite items that I own...shoe storage,  jewelry storage, hangers. 
3. Only have clothes in your closet.  Do not use it as an extra storage space.
4. Have a laundry hamper by the door of your closet.
5. Keep a toss and donation bin at the top of your closet.
6. Have your jewelry easy to see so it is quick to grab and go.  This is what I bought!

Bedroom

1. Only have lamps and an alarm clock on your night stand.  I have a google home as my alarm clock and I love it.
2. I use my nightstand for storage of keepsacks, bible, notepad etc.
3. Buy bedding that is not busy.  This is similar to the bedding in my master bedroom and I love it.  It really makes a room feel less cluttered.

Kid’s Room

1. Donate old toys.
2. Dontate MORE old toys!  My daughter, Victoria only plays with half of her toys.  Give your child’s old toys to someone who is less fortunate.
3. I have a giant expandable folder that I keep my daughters art in.  

 Extra

1. Upload all pictures onto the cloud or some sort of online database.
2. Buy a planner.