Rock and Roll Saved My Soul

Organization ideas for limited kitchen spaces: Aisling:  If you have a lot of little things that take up shelf space, try isolating them to small bins to take up less space. The newly free space can now be used for bigger kitchen items.  Find hanging space for what you can, such as pans, pots or utensils that can be hung. This will free up more space in drawers. Sandy:  If you don't have much counter space and .ore cupboard space try to put some of the bigger items that take up space like (crock pot etc) that you may use but not all the time. We have our microwave and toaster next to each other to give us a little more counter space. We have a cupboard we are able to store a lot of pans we don't hardly use to keep the things we use more often at a closer place to reach. Kate:  1. Maximize your under-sink storage space with a pocket organizer. 2. Make the under-cabinet vertical space work for you with the help of two Command hooks and a small b...

Organization techniques for work and home: Aisling:  Only keep important paperwork in folders or a filing cabinet. Throw all junk papers away. Avoid cluttering up desk or table space by immediately putting papers where they go so they don't pile up.  Utilize space under the bed for storage totes.  If you have some empty wall space set up some shelves to create more storage space if needed. Sandy:  If you have the room at home to get those storage with the different sized boxes that works. If you have smaller things tackle boxes work well too! For work if you have your own desk at work just get a paper slots. That way you can order them by things that need to be done asap at top and the others in importance. Kate: I am the worst when it comes to organization, because I have a lot of things all crammed into a small space. I do try though. And this is what I've done to help make things a little less cluttered. I started by going to Dollar...