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Where are the Dirtiest Places in Your Home?
Germs. They’re everywhere. They are a normal part of life, and while they can make us sick, they also make our immune systems stronger. Of course, there is such a thing as too many germs, and that’s how we end up getting unwell. There are several places in the home that can be accused of being the dirtiest, and I know what you’re all thinking; the bathroom is the worst. What if I told you that you’re wrong? Below, you will find all the worst offenders; rooms and items alike.
Declutter Your Closet Once and For All
These tried and true tips to clear closet clutter and make way for clothes, shoes, and accessories you wear regularly and love will help you clean up your closet once and for all.
How to Cope With a Parent Who Hoards
Hoarding disorder creates special problems for older adults and their loved ones. It’s an all-too-common scenario: the adult child struggles to get his or her parent to clean out the house and stop bringing more stuff in, only to face resistance. What’s more, hoarding disorder is difficult to treat, leaving family members at a loss as to what to do. But there are certain strategies that may help.
The Ultimate A - Z of Organizing
I wanted to have a bit of fun here, but also in all seriousness, this list of “The A to Z of Organizing” has come about from what I think are some of the most important areas to consider when getting organized.
Recycling Infographic – Cleaner Environment and Cleaner Home in 7 Easy Steps
Two papers published in Science and Nature highlight just how serious the global plastic waste crisis is. About 8 million tons of plastic waste ends up in the ocean every year and has created the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, a floating plastic waste mess larger than the state of Texas! With a such widespread issues, how can we all do something to help solve this?
Get an A+ in Organizing Your Dorm Room
Whether you are starting college for the first-time or returning for another semester it can be just as stressful as it is exciting. Here are some dorm room do’s and don’ts and ways being organized can help you reduce dorm room disasters for a more successful school year: