A Professional Organizers Junk Drawer
Rarely do I see a home that doesn’t have a junk drawer.
Why is this?
Because we have items, we don’t know what to do with or where to put them so we put them in the “junk drawer.”
Pens, paper, elastics, take out menus, batteries that need to be recycled, the list goes on and on.
If you follow these simple rules by Getting It Together, you can eliminate the junk drawer once and for all. Or at best you can have a very organized one.
Check out this short video on A Professional Organizers Junk Drawer, then read on for the Top 3 Tips.
Tip #1. Sort through all the things in the junk drawer and ask yourself “does this belong here?”, “do I really need to keep it?”
Tip #2. Have some dividers in your drawer if you need things like pen and paper in your kitchen.
My kitchen is small and very close to my office; therefore, I keep those items in my desk.
Tip #3. Every quarter clear out the junk drawer of all the items that have ended up there. It happens. Kids toss things in the junk drawer, maybe your housekeeper or spouse does, and maybe you are even guilty of tossing the spare packets of soy sauce in there.
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go to essentialism. Essentialism is where you pick up the item and simply say “hell yes, I want this in my life.” If it is serving a purpose for you, then that’s all that matters.
This could be the season to get active. Instead of sitting around all day with your family, like the past, you could get active within your bubble. That might be snowshoeing, a walk around the seawall, hike, or shoveling snow for your neighbours.
number of shoes needing to be stored.)