The end of the e-mail
Not even Gmail will exist forever. Here’s what to do when you lose your e-mail address.
organising
Love it? Use it? Need it?
The only questions you need (or use, or love) for de-cluttering.
The Worst Parent in the World
When asked “What causes the most clutter in your home?”, most answered “kids’ toys”. Does the fear of being The Worst Parent in the World stop you from dealing with kids’ clutter?
Book review: The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up
The “KonMari method”. Does it work? Is it the only way to get rid of mess? What’s with all the talking to your socks?
Deleting the junk drawer
The kitchen junk drawer is where all our unanswered questions go to die. We’re going to clear it out, step by step.
Everything must go
A de-cluttering job isn’t done until every item—whether it’s staying or going—is delivered to its new home. This is often the hardest part of the process.
Here are some options for disposing of stuff you no longer want.
Before and after: linen cupboards
We tackle the Tardis of linen cupboards.
The one essential organising tool
We’ve all fallen into the trap of buying a new storage item, and then finding out it doesn’t solve the problem. Shopping is not the answer. However, there’s an exception to every rule.
The five secrets of organising
The five things you really need to know about getting clear of your mess.
