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Are you a neat freak? Even if you are not, it nice to relax in a fragrant and a tidy home. Instead of buying tons of boxes and bins from the home department store, use what you have and be creative in organizing your home. To give you a head-start, here are 5 Inexpensive Ways to you can do to Organize Your Home…
1. JARS
Jars can be ideal for preserving jams, jellies, sauces, mustards and flavored vinegars. Basically, it is a storage for your food. But aside from that, you may organize your office supplies such as paper clips and pens and let the jar act as a stationary vase so you can pick up the items you need in a simpler manner.
Style the jars up by painting it with enamel, covering it up with laces, or glueing cute buttons.
2. SHOE BOX
Shoe box, usually made of paper, is a storage for shoes. It can also be used in packaging, retail stores or in your home. If you have a lot of bills, photos, tools, and sewing supplies then store it inside a shoe box.
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You may divide sections of the shoe box by cutting the cover into pieces. You may also cover the shoe box with a patterned fabric to resonate the decor of your room.
3. ZIPLOC BAGS
Tired of seeing your children’s toys scattered around? Don’t forget the smaller ones such as the action figures or doll clothes that are lying on the floor. Well, ziploc bags may come in handy. Ziploc bags can be used in many ways than one because of its re-sealable zipper storage design. The see-through exterior provides easy identification of the stored contents.
Just store your child’s toys, crayons, and markers in a labeled Ziploc Bag to keep it organized. You may also store up some manuals and brochures inside.
4. TOTE BAGS
Tote bags especially those made of canvas are typically inexpensive. Take your beddings and blankets and put it inside the tote bags. You may also put your old or underused clothes inside the tote bags and donate it to those who need it most.
5. PLASTIC FOOD CONTAINERS
Plastic food containers such as Tupperware containers serve can not only serve as a durable storage for food but also for the child’s toys. For a fun tip, let your child personalize it with markers and stickers.
