Category Archives: Cleaning and Laundry
Meet a Superstar and enter a Giveaway
The Giveaway is now Closed. What a great group of entries! Sandi Sullivan, AKA Mom CEO, helps mothers start their own home businesses in the natural household products industry. One of my readers, Danielle Ray, took a risk, clicked on the square button ad and sent Sandi an email. Now she is head of the fastest growing [...]
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How to Organize Your Kitchen Drawer in 10 Minutes or Less
I’d like to introduce you to Sinea. She blogs over at Ducks in a Row and loves to be organized. Here’s her step by step method for organizing a kitchen drawer: Many thanks to Angela for the privilege of guest posting on The Grocery Shrink. I was thrilled when I found out that April was “Organizing [...]
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Declutting Begins in Your Brain Part 3
Here’s the final installment from Jill Farris on Decluttering. I don’t know about you, but my house is already looking a ton better! I can’t wait to see what’s next: Continue to go room by room getting rid of thirty-one items a day. Don’t be dismayed if it seems like there is still a lot to [...]
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Getting Your Children to Keep their Rooms Clean
I know the struggle of keeping children’s rooms clean! Here’s a picture to prove it–that’s me trying to hold my cool while we dig out—again. This is a mild mess for what our every day norm was. I was constantly frustrated with the children and had a sick feeling just passing by their door. Every [...]
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What to do with the stuff?
If you are serious about purging, stuff can start to pile up all around you. It’s stuff you don’t want, but how do you get rid of it in a reasonable fashion without filling up your trash bin? I do 4 things with my unwanted stuff: 1. Garage Sale it–Most of my items end up here [...]
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Set Personal Organization Boundaries
I do better when there are rules. They don’t have to apply to anyone else, but if I know they are there, it makes a difference. Here are some that I’ve been tossing around: 1. Only keep on the kitchen counters what I use every day. 2. Put an item away when it leaves my [...]
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