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Squeeze in these chores now to make the rest of the season go smoothly.
over 5 years ago
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In a drawer, on a surface, hanging on the wall: Choose the method that fits your
circumstances.
over 5 years ago
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When things start stacking up along the walls, it’s time to take action.
over 4 years ago
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Planning ahead, proper labeling and schedules can make things run smoothly.
over 4 years ago
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Set aside pieces of the day to take care of the projects that have piled up;
it’s one way to create a sense of control during the coronavirus pandemic.
almost 4 years ago
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It’s a good time to consider what things — and habits — you no longer want
around.
over 3 years ago
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Companies have ramped up their safety procedures, and you can, too.
over 3 years ago
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Yes, the process can be fraught for everyone involved. But if you approach it the right way, it will go more smoothly.
over 3 years ago
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Designate a space for items, don’t overbuy and more ways to keep things in
order.
about 3 years ago
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Organizing doesn’t have to mean a trip to the store. Decluttering and
repurposing can go a long way.
over 2 years ago
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When you’re moving in with someone, it’s important to make decisions in advance.
Create an inventory, prepare to compromise and don’t forget to carve out your
own space.
over 2 years ago