Guest Blogger #329, Entry #900, January 16, 2012
So you’ve gotten over the stressful bit of moving house, packing and unpacking? But now ahead of you, you have the inevitable task of reorganizing your possessions in your new home. This can be daunting especially if you don’t know where to start. However, there are a few simple tips that you could follow that would help you to organize your new home in a breeze.
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Take a look around
Walk into each room in your new house and look at the stuff piled up inside, this is assuming that the home removal arranged your items according to the rooms they belong in. Write down the items you see and determine which ones you’ll be keeping with you and which ones you won’t. Do this slowly as you move from room to room.
Make a routine out of it- the best way to ensure that you don’t find organizing a headache is to do things the same way each day. The same way you can easily fall into a routine at work is the same way you can fall into a routine at home. If you are in the habit of throwing your dirty laundry on the floor, purchase a laundry basket and remind yourself to put your dirty clothes in it. By doing this often, you will find that it comes easily to you.
Organize hidden items
It is quite easy to assume your room is organized just because you stuffed all the messy things in the closet. This gives you a false sense of organization. The best way to deal with such a situation would be for you to get out the clutter you’ve hid and organize it in the right way. Even though you want to put things away, make sure they are still organized in as much as they may not be seen.
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Organize your living room
The furniture removal company may have helped you in placing your furniture in the sitting room but not really arranging it. You can determine the arrangement that you want your furniture to be in. Aside from that, if you have a bookshelf, you can arrange your books in an alphabetical order. If you have any vases or plants, you can add those too.
Arrange your bathroom and fill your cabinet with all your medicine and prescriptions. Make sure that the medicine cabinet is higher than your children’s height, if they are young. However, make sure the toothpaste stand is still at a comfortable level for them to reach.
Arrange your kitchen
This is another area that you may find needs a lot of organizing. One way of getting round that is by arranging your utensils according to their uses or the shapes. This way you can separate the cups from bowls and so forth. If you didn’t know, your dishwasher is also one area from which you can store your utensils.
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Make a grocery list
This is a great helper when it comes to shopping for the house. Prioritize your needs and make your wants appear at the bottom of the list.
Kori runs a home removals business in Sydney, Australia, and he often gives advices to clients about sorting belongings in their new homes.
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