Organizational Tips for Your Closet

It's that time of year where the weather is getting warmer and we are ready to change our winter clothing out for summer clothes. That usually means getting some organization done in the closet. Do you have issues with organizing your closets? If you are anything like me, you put off this task as long as possible. This is a chore that only happens once a year for me. Normally this is a springtime thing to do in my household. When I get in the mood to do such a task, I go to the WWW for some help. As I was looking for some ideas on organizing my closets, I came across this wonderful infographic from Chasing Foxes website.

Do you need to weed out your clothes? I'm sure most of you haven't worn the majority of the close in your closet because of the COVID pandemic. I have worn probably a quarter of the clothes in my closet. Here's another fabulous graphic to help you with this chore.

Practicing Aparigraha and Weeding Out Your Closet — YOGABYCANDACE

Do you have the desire to become a minimalist? Here are some helpful tips on reaching that goal. 

Declutter Your Closet - Minimalism in 5 Easy Steps - Travel Off Path

                   Declutter Your Closet - Minimalism in 5 Easy Steps - Travel Off Path

Cathy and I sell on eBay, Poshmark, etc. If you have designer clothing & shoes and want to make a couple of bucks, my suggestion is to try selling them. It's a little bit of a rush selling items online, I won't lie.

I hope this helps you in your organizational journey. Do you have some helpful tips while organizing, we'd love to hear from you.

 

Sending our love and best wishes,

~Kelly

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Organize Your Pantry in 10 Steps

***UPDATED 3/18/23***

Organizing a pantry can be a daunting task but with a few products and time, you can have your pantry in ship-shape order sooner than you think.

1. The first thing to do is take everything out of your pantry. 
2. Take inventory of food items and check expiration dates. Throw anything away that is past its best used by date. If there's an item that you know you won't use and it's not expired, give it to a local food pantry.
3. Clean the shelves and floor.
4. If you need to replace shelf liners, this is the time. 

   

   ClosetMaid 12" x 10' Shelf Liner Roll - Walmart.com - Walmart.com
   
   

   
   
5. Categorize like items. Invest in some baskets or containers to store your items, the Dollar store, Ikea, Amazon, and Walmart are great places to go. They have all kinds of containers to choose from. You may also need to add labels to your containers for ease of use. Using clear bins in different sizes because you can stack them and see through them. It makes life much easier. 

   

   Bulk Essentials Plastic Geometric Slotted Storage Baskets, 9.75x7.125x3.75 in. | Dollar Tree
   
   

   
   
   
   

   

   Bulk Jot 1x3-in. White Removable Multi-Purpose Labels, 72-ct. Packs (dollartree.com)

   
   
6. Once you've decided what goes where start packing those containers with like items.
7. Utilize the inside of the door. You can hang a rack on the door for small items and items that you would use frequently. 

   

   Amazon.com: Smart Design Over The Door Pantry Organizer Rack w/ 6 Baskets - Steel & Resin Construction w/Hooks - Hanging - Cans, Spice, Storage, Closet - Kitchen (18.5 x 63.2 Inch) [White]: Home & Kitchen

   
   
   
   
   
   
8. If you have space on the inside wall, use hooks to hang aprons, brooms, etc. 

   

   Amazon.com: Holikme Mop Broom Holder Wall Mount Metal Pantry Organization and Storage Garden Kitchen Tool Organizer Wall Hanger for Home Goods (4 Positions with 4 Hooks, Silver): Home & Kitchen

   
   
9. Have a kid's spot in the pantry. It could be a basket of snacks they can retrieve themselves and not have to ask mom. 

   

   20 Incredible Small Pantry Organization Ideas and Makeovers | The Happy Housie (porch.com)

   
   
10. After you have cleaned and sorted it, keep it up. Your pantry can get disorganized over time. Always put items back in their appropriate spot, and get the whole family on board by keeping food accessible and visible. Twice a month make sure everything is clean and in its place so you don't have to spend hours organizing it again.

Thanks to HGTV Good HouseKeeping & The Happy Housie for the ideas.

Do you have some marvelous ideas for organizing the pantry? Please share in the comments, we'd love to hear from you.

Keep it sassy,

Kelly

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Dollar Store Organizing Ideas For Your Bathroom

Organizing can be a daunting task but once you get it done it makes you feel like you can accomplish anything. Where do you begin you might ask? I take it one room at a time and make it specific. Such as, I might want to organize under my sink in the bathroom. That’s what I focus on, not the whole bathroom, just one specific place. Then it doesn’t seem so overwhelming. 

Today we will focus on the bathroom with some great ideas to help you get organized. The Dollar Store has some amazing products for your organization project. Below are some ways to use those items in your bathroom.

• Use small plastic animals, and jars you may have in storage & spray paint to make these inexpensive storage containers for cotton balls, beauty products & more. 

  

  DIY Post - Gold Animal Jars - Bang on Style (bangonstyleblog.com)

  
  
• Using a cutlery tray for a toothbrush organizer is great if you have more than one child, and less mess.

  

  50 Dollar Store Bathroom Organization Ideas - Prudent Penny Pincher

  
  
• Use self-adhesive hooks to keep the trash bag from getting pushed into the trash can. Genius idea!!

10 Life Hacks To Make Everyday Life Easier (dumpaday.com)

• Take storage jars, pillar candleholders and E6000 glue to make these pretty storage containers.

  

  50 Dollar Store Bathroom Organization Ideas - Prudent Penny Pincher

  
  
• I just love this idea, it's pretty and a simple DIY for your tissues. All you need is a mason jar (wide-mouth jars are easiest to get the tissues in but regular works as well), scrapbook paper Exacto knife, scissors, tissue, chalk paint (if you want to paint them).
  
  
  
  

  

  

  
  
  
  

  Mason Jar Tissue Holder - A Great Idea For Every Room | landeelu.com (landeeseelandeedo.com)
  
  
  
  

   
• Makeup brushes storage using pebbles and a square container. What a great idea!!

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  50 Dollar Store Bathroom Organization Ideas - Prudent Penny Pincher
  
  
  

• The DIY brush holder under the sink makes it easy to retrieve and saves on space. All you need are some self-adhesive hooks. 

  

  21 Dollar Store Organization Ideas For Small Spaces (offbeatbros.com)

  
  
• Hang your curling irons on hooks for easy access. 

  

  Dollar Store Organization Hacks for a Small Bathroom - By Sophia Lee

  
  
• Do you need some help reigning in those ponytail ties? Here's a quick fix to keep them together. All you need are the ponytail bands and Carabiner Clips

  

  Hi! It's Jilly.: Organizing Ponytail Holders

  
  
• These stack and nest bins are great under the sink with ease of access. I use these too for all those incidentals I don't use often. 

  

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• I love Kathryn's YouTube videos and just found her website. She has all sorts of organizational helps and this one for under the sink is pretty and functional. Check her out! 

  

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These are just some of the ways to organize your bathroom. My bathrooms are small and usually, it doesn't take much time to organize. I hope these have been helpful and you can get some organizing done. 

We'd love to hear from you and any bathroom organizing tips you may have.

Keep it sassy,

Kelly

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