It's Called a Shoe Organizer. We Disagree.
A plastic over-the-door shoe organizer is one of the most useful products our Sorters own, and shoes are the least of it. Here are six ways to use those pockets for the small things that never stay put.
Read more →Life, Sorted: Let's Talk Bathrooms
Bathrooms are small and the amount of stuff we keep in them is not. A client in Portland had been buying organizers for months before her Sorter changed the order of operations.
Read more →The Toss Method: How to Organize Clothes Without Folding
Folding every sock and swimsuit is more work than it's worth. The Toss Method gives one category its own drawer so laundry actually gets put away.
Read more →Creating Boundaries: Why Drawer and Shelf Dividers Beat More Bins
You don't always need more bins to get organized. See why a few drawer and shelf dividers can create clear boundaries that keep your spaces easier to maintain.
Read more →Three Reasons Your Organizing Doesn't Last
You organized the whole space, and a few weeks later it is a mess again. The reason usually is not willpower. It comes down to three fixable things.
Read more →How to Finish the Organizing Projects You Keep Putting Off
The return by the door. The donation bag still in the trunk. See how a Phoenix client and her Sorter finally cleared the small projects that never seemed to get finished.
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