When the mess builds up and gets out of control, people start to feel stressed and overwhelmed. The key to getting organized is to simplify your space. Cleaning and storing like items together, using labels, and investing in quality organizers will save you time, money, frustration, and simplify your space.
Perfect cleansing
I always tell clients to thoroughly organize any area of their home. You need to get the space cleaned out and cleaned up. Because an organized mess is still a mess! Before you start organizing your home, whether it be a pantry, closet or garage, pare down your belongings. If you store all your stuff in one pile, it will look like a big dumpster and you may be surprised at how much stuff you have and don't even need. Everything you own is something you need to take care of and you also need a place to store it. Ask yourself if you really need everything. You need to be uncompromising. Gather a bunch of stuff that you can donate. Some will need to be thrown away or recycled. The things that you like, use and need should stay. Letting go of the frustration of clutter and getting rid of it forever is like ripping off a Band-Aid, but it's worth it.
Similar items in total
Now that you've sorted your stuff, categorize it by use. Similar items together. For example, keep baking ingredients, flour, sugar, pasta, etc. together in your pantry. Another example is utilitarian items (light bulbs, batteries, small tools), and do this in each space in a simple way to adapt to your needs. This makes it easier to find and store household items. It also streamlines your tasks and activities so you don't have to walk all over the house to find the things you need. If you follow this method, you might be surprised to find out how many pieces of the same item you own.
Quality organisers
Organizers ensure that your belongings are organized and there is a system in them. At Tidies, we recommend investing in quality organizing products designed for professional organization that will fit your space exactly and meet your needs. It's also important that the organizers are uniform. This will help create a simple space that looks aesthetically pleasing. Everything needs to have a place. Each group you create indicates how many storage boxes or baskets you will need. Write down a list of the foods you want to store in the bins, as well as the volume for that item. For example, a 2.6 l OXO POP box in the shape of a large square is suitable for 1 kg of flour. Very popular is the rotating organiser, with a simple twist you can take what you need and ensure that nothing gets lost in the back of the cabinet. The next step in choosing organizers is extremely important: measure your space. Choose the right type of organizer that will work perfectly in the space and look great at the same time.
Important labels
Once you've downsized your belongings and have them organized in boxes and organizers, it's very important to label everything. Labels make it easier to find things and let you know where to put items. Labels are the key to keeping things organized in the long run. They also save you time and money. If you forget what's where, you'll buy more of the same item and then say famously, "I was looking for this". Try it, get control of your space and you'll wonder how you could have lived without them until now!
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