Today is Friday and I'm going to post my favorite things on Fridays. I saw the Family Circle magazine with organizing time. Everyone one including us with vision problems need to be organized so we can find things without digging for them.
Open Up Create storage behind closed doors.
"There's about 14 square feet on the back of a standard door—use it!" Ricci installs shallow shelves that grip onto the top of a door for supplies in a pantry and cosmetics in the bathroom. A wire or Lucite magazine rack mounted on a door can hold cookbooks in the kitchen, while a hanging shoe bag with clear pouches is ideal for all those hard-to-find cooking items and other gadgets that go missing. Over-the-door storage rack, stacksandstacks.com, $29. Honey-Can-Do over-the-door shoe organizer, amazon.com, from $12.
http://www.familycircle.com/home/organization/tips/easy-home-storage/?page=3
Open Up Create storage behind closed doors.
"There's about 14 square feet on the back of a standard door—use it!" Ricci installs shallow shelves that grip onto the top of a door for supplies in a pantry and cosmetics in the bathroom. A wire or Lucite magazine rack mounted on a door can hold cookbooks in the kitchen, while a hanging shoe bag with clear pouches is ideal for all those hard-to-find cooking items and other gadgets that go missing. Over-the-door storage rack, stacksandstacks.com, $29. Honey-Can-Do over-the-door shoe organizer, amazon.com, from $12.
http://www.familycircle.com/home/organization/tips/easy-home-storage/?page=3
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