I wrote an entire post and somehow it totally disappeared…so here I go again! Nothing worse then that! Anyhow, I am sharing all about how I organized my junk drawer over on the Home Healing page. Such a great way to ease into organizing your home for the new year! It’s like we feel this pressure each new year to better ourselves, and I am all for that…but January 15th over here and I still haven’t started back up on my exercising routine. So, for all those like me that need a little pushing but small steps…lets start with the junk drawer!
I shared this video to my Home Healing group on Facebook.
I can’t say I am the best to advise anyone to organize, but I know some of the best tips that I could give, is make something look pretty (you’ll want to keep it nicer longer) and toss what you don’t need! Stick to these two simple rules and you should be good!
I started with this bamboo organizers and let me tell you it made all the difference!
See the video here:
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Wait one second! I believe every kitchen junk drawer needs to following: needle nose plyers, regular plyers, adjustable tip screw driver, frog tape, scotch tape, stapler, small measure tape, grease pin, small box knife, extra keys, rubber bands and clippies, a hand full of flower food for floral arrangements and lastly a pad of small post-its. I am the queen of an organized and useful junk drawer. Now…that said, in our older home our offices are up stairs and therefore there is a need to have a mini office drawer combined into our junk drawer. I love that you started the year with this Deb it is a good reminder to clean and edit mine! Thank you!
Nice idea. Crazy thing is I don’t even allow
myself to have a junk drawer! Those containers would be awesome in any drawer. This year I’m starting on the bathroom and laundry room. Hope your well!
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Something I have done for many years might be of help to you. I have binders with plastic sleeves that I keep warranties and brochures about anything pertaining to the house and one for small appliances. I am a binder junky and have one for recipes, my garden, our cattle and horses, etc. It has worked very well for us but now you have inspired me to go through them and toss all of the obsolete things. Thank you.