Did you decide to organize yourself this year? Getting organized has been the number one item on my to-do list for as long as I can remember. With Emily Wilska’s book, Organization of your home: order solutions and storage ideasmaybe just maybe it will finally happen.
The book is profusely and with colorful illustrations. Each page has photos of relevant products and specific items you may need to store or display items in your home. The book begins with a short introduction with ideas about what might be creating your clutter and a brief overview of clutter control, systems, and maintenance. The author then dives in and goes room by room, closet by closet, and even drawer by drawer throughout the house.
In the kitchen, Wilska looks at common trouble spots, including kitchen cabinets, under the sink, and countertops. Her suggestions include pull-out trash cans, door-mounted storage, hanging shelves, and shelf expanders. She pays special attention to maximizing food storage in the refrigerator and freezer. And who doesn’t need help organizing her recipe collection? She’ll also find tips for managing that mass of clippings and cards.
Bathroom storage is fully covered. The author discusses how to deal with your medicine cabinet, linen closet, and even the tub and shower. An entire section is dedicated to towel rails. If you don’t have a linen closet, don’t despair; the author has some good ideas to compensate.
The organization and storage of clothing and accessories is dealt with in the bedroom section. Whether you’re lucky enough to have a large walk-in closet or have to resort to under-bed storage, you’ll find ideas to maximize your space. Wondering what to do with that messy pile of shoes? Here you will find great products: shoe drawers, shoe cubbies, floor shelves and door shelves.
From the attic to the basement to the garage, storage remedies are mapped out for every space in your home.
What kind of impression does your house give when visitors come? Is the entrance messy? Does the hall closet have clutter? The lobby more than muddy? Clear the clutter with these tips and feel proud when you open the door for guests.
The rest of the book deals with specific elements that create challenges for many of us. Music, movies and video games can be optimized with these tips. Children’s toys and school work each have a section. Party supplies, luggage, tools, craft supplies, and souvenirs deserve coverage. And if you’re a bulk shopper hiding large amounts of paper goods and more, you’ll find a few methods to tame the madness. There’s even a section on getting organized inside your car.
If you’re like me, you’ve probably bought several books on getting organized. by emily wilska organizing your home it may be the last one you need to buy. It’s time to clean up the mess once and for all!