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When you\u2019re about to move in to your new home, cleaning up is the primary task that you need to focus on. But this mostly means that it\u2019s time to clear up stored items that have been accumulated over a long time \u2013 if not your entire lifetime. So you\u2019re thinking of becoming more organized this time? It\u2019s not impossible, but it\u2019s not easy either.<\/p>\n

Here are several organization methods that should help you with your cleanup goals \u2013<\/p>\n

Practice One In and Another Out <\/strong><\/p>\n

You may begin with this rule. As soon as you have decided on which things to bring with you to your new place, then you need to make enough room for it. There may be situations when this rule would not apply, though, such as when you\u2019re starting with your first apartment and you still don\u2019t have that many furniture and accessories.<\/p>\n

This rule may not apply also when you\u2019re about to move all across the country or the globe. It simply wouldn\u2019t be practical to bring your prized furniture on the airplane or to have them sea freighted. Other than these scenarios, you can make use of this basic rule.<\/p>\n

Consider which objects you would need to purchase and what furniture pieces you\u2019d be keeping.<\/p>\n

If you\u2019re beginning to think that you\u2019d miss a shirt, a pair of shoes or even a mug, then think if it is a part of a collection. If it\u2019s not, then let go. Even collections need to be evaluated now and then.<\/p>\n

Begin with Storage Spaces <\/strong><\/p>\n

Organization is equal to having ample storage space. With this in mind, then you should begin your organization goals with storage spaces. Consider whether your attic, basement, garage or closets would be able to hold some of your not-oft used pieces.<\/p>\n

Purge items that have long been stored (a month or longer) and no longer have any use. Unclutter or free up storage areas \u2013 not just rooms. This means letting go of stuff that has long cluttered your cabinets, drawers, bins and other such useful storage units.<\/p>\n

Organize, Don\u2019t Just Store<\/strong><\/p>\n

What most homeowners think about when organizing their home is simply decluttering. An organized home is a home with ample shelving units, boxes, and cabinetry. Know how to align, stack and heap stuff in a neat manner. Even the greatest storage solutions are useless if you only dump your stuff in them.<\/p>\n

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Make Use of Labels <\/strong><\/p>\n
Once you have decided on how to store items, it\u2019s time to have them labeled. It would be pointless to stack storage boxes one on top of the other if you\u2019re not able to recognize what\u2019s in each. You would end up opening every single box looking for an off-season curtain or bedding.<\/p>\n
Take the time to attach those labels on every box if you don\u2019t want this scenario to happen to you. Check some label templates online. Print them out and start labeling your storage bins. There are small, medium and large labels, choose which ones you need according to the size of your boxes.<\/p>\n
Store Digitally <\/strong><\/p>\n
When you\u2019re thinking of storing stuff, don\u2019t just think of tangible pieces. There are now things in this world that you can\u2019t store in boxes or cabinets. These are things like digital files \u2013 from photos to videos, your favorite music and documents.<\/p>\n
Declutter<\/strong><\/p>\n
Of course, home organization also means decluttering. So say goodbye to these items (yes, you have to!) \u2013<\/p>\n
Broken sunglasses<\/p>\n
Wrong prescription eyeglasses<\/p>\n
Inkless pens<\/p>\n
Unused food containers<\/p>\n
Old clothes<\/p>\n
Mustard, catsup and soy sauce packets<\/p>\n
Salt packets<\/p>\n
Scarves that haven\u2019t been used for a long time.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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