Good Housekeeping | Aug 19, 2024

Wicker baskets may look cute, but are they functional?

From the bedroom closet and inside kitchen cabinets to your kids’ playroom, keeping the house organized isn’t easy. We typically rely on organizers to tame clutter, whether it be shelves for books and baskets, hooks for hanging jackets or categorized bins for toys. But, not all storage solutions are created equal — turns out, there are some items professional organizers always avoid.

Not-so-helpful items, like excessively heavy containers or wooden hangers, can actually thwart your organizing efforts. Before investing in any storage essentials, consider these products professional organizers would encourage you to ditch forever.

1. “Pretty” storage solutions

“When it comes to storage, I avoid solutions that sacrifice function for form. This includes tapered bins that waste precious shelf space, wicker baskets that snag clothes and excessively heavy or super fragile containers. I like to think of storage solutions like an empty suitcase — if it’s heavy or overly complicated before you even pack, it’s not going to do anything but create more burden. I steer clear of oversized containers that become clutter magnets, like large toy chests.” — Laura Kinsella, founder of Urban Organyze.

2. Shelves that can’t adjust

“I stay away from shelving units and cupboards without adjustable shelves. The items people want to store vary in size and height, so the shelves need to be adaptable.” — Julie Stobbe of Mind Over Clutter

3. Organizers with a niche purpose

“If a company went out of their way to create something to fill a niche, I avoid it, as I find that most people never organize that way — we crave basic ways to get organized, like drawers, shelves and cabinets. Think hanging closet shelves, over-the-door organizing pockets, vacuum storage bags — any targeted, customized storage solution.” — Maeve Richmond, founder of the organizing coaching service Maeve’s Method

4. Toy organizers with tilted bins

“I’m not a fan of any kid’s storage shelf that holds between nine and 12 bins that sit on a slant. It seems like a good idea so children can see into the bins, but the bins are small and because they’re on a slant, toys fall onto the floor.” — Julie Stobbe

5. Stacked plastic drawers

“These may be cheap, but they just don’t last; I always find that they break. They also get dirty very easily, and can be difficult to open. The ease of your organizers is the most important factor for sticking with your system. Invest in sturdier drawers instead.” — Rachel Rosenthal, professional organizer at Rachel and Company

6. Free-standing coat racks

“A coat rack is a monster that just keeps growing. Instead, hang just a couple hooks, and store other coats, scarves and hats out of sight. Your entryway will thank you for slaying this beast.” — Jeni Aron, the Clutter Cowgirl

7. Bed frames with built-in drawers

“I find the drawer space to be limiting, and when the bed is pushed into a corner, you lose half the storage. Instead, use bed risers to create a helpful place for suitcases and bins of seasonal clothing.” — Amelia Meena, founder and professional organizer at Appleshine

8. Over-the-toilet shelving units

“If it’s your only option, fine. But I much prefer a floating shelf with attractive baskets on an opposite wall away from the commode. There’s a slimmer chance of something jumping overboard.” — Jeni Aron

9. Wooden hangers

“People choose these because they look pretty, but I hardly ever use them for everyday items. They’re so bulky, and clothes tend to slip off easily. I use slim felt-covered hangers instead, which take up much less space and keep clothes secure.” — Rachel Rosenthal

10. Label makers

“There’s a time and place for label makers, but that’s usually not at home. I’m not saying that labels are terrible, but it’s often unnecessary to use yet another electronic device (which you’ll have to store) to make them. Instead, write labels by hand. This will help you better remember where you’ve stored things, and handwriting is much more pleasing and personal than a printed sticker.” — Marla Kabashima, professional organizer

11. Stacked desk trays

“Thanks to computers and our increasingly paper­-free lifestyle, there is less need for organizers that hold stacks of mail or tons of office supplies. I often see people with desk stackers stuffed with items they haven’t used in years. Let the stack go, and replace it with a simple tray or bowl for the few things you do use.” — Maeve Richmond

Keeping Current Matters | Aug 29, 2024

This fall, seasonal decorating is all about simple updates. Enhance your home through a mix of artisanal additions, heirloom pieces, and connections to nature. Color and texture, including rich jewel tones and cheerful doses of blues, yellows, and greens, will also be used with significant impact to lift spirits and offer tactile moments while cozying up at home. Here are the top 2024 fall decorating trends, according to interior designers and industry experts.

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1. Showcase Heirlooms

“We’re seeing shoppers enter their ‘heirloom era’ this fall, a trend that represents different ways to bring retro and inherently unique items to homes and wardrobes,” says Etsy trend expert Dayna Isom Johnson. This fall decorating style is all about antique vases, rocking chairs, candlestick holders, embroidered pillows, and even old books.

It’s easy to personalize this trend with inherited pieces, but there are fun possibilities for creating special moments with new fall decor, too. Johnson highlights handmade treasures like customized cutting boards showcasing handwritten recipes, while Pottery Barn suggests an Americana look achieved through table linens and bedding.

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2. Add Artisanal Elements to Your Table

“Artisanal textures and antiques are a long-lasting trend we’ve seen this year, encouraging the purchase and use of handmade and quality items from an era where craftsmanship was held in high regard,” says Brittany Zimmerman of Bleu Bee Designs. “You can incorporate these trends seamlessly by creating a fall tablescape using a collection of antique or vintage brass candlesticks scattered around textured artisanal trays made of copper, plaster or terracotta, which adds a cozy and handmade texture to your tabletop.”

This year, Pinterest identified coffee stations as the new bar cart with their Cafécore trend. Part of elevating the café aesthetic at home is incorporating sculptural and tactile mugs that offer an artisanal look and hand-hewn feel.

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3. Bring in Cheerful Colors

This year’s top trending paint colors have favored soothing earth tones and deep moody hues. And while these shades continue to be popular, Suzan Wemlinger of Suzan J Designs expects to see bright, bold pops of color uplifting interiors this fall. “Orange, turquoise, greens, blues, yellows will be out there,” says Wemlinger.

While smaller doses are expected, she says the colors may also start appearing in wallpaper and paint in addition to accessories like pillows and artwork. “I think that bright and bold is trending because people are yearning for happiness and feel-good vibes,” says Wemlinger. “These colors almost without question lighten one’s mood.”

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4. Let Nature Inspire Your Accessories

“From last year’s cottagecore to this summer’s ‘garden girl,’ the earthy decor and fashion trends inspired by the natural world will bleed into fall, this time in the form of ‘nature reborn’,” says Johnson.

According to Johnson, Etsy shoppers are looking to bring the outdoors in this season through accessories such as pinecones, dried fruit, and log candle holders, while wooden utensils offer a functional take on the trend.

Frontgate’s fall 2024 collection offers natural whimsy with pieces like novelty glass and gold decorative acorns and pomegranate-accented serveware.

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5. Accent Botanicals with Jewel Tones

Biophilic design—which emphasizes creating harmony between your home and the world outside—remains a popular interior style after several years in the spotlight. Fall foliage and seasonal gourds are staples of fall decorating, and this fall Zimmerman expects to punctuate these looks with jewel-tone botanicals. “This includes sprinkling in mums in hues of cranberry and plum and rich, dark green magnolia stems and wreaths,” she says.

Crate & Barrel’s fall collection similarly promotes pairing jewel tones and botanical elements, featuring berries, eucalyptus leaves, and floral stems in bold burgundies.

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The Spruce | Jul 26, 2024

For many families, the kitchen is the social hub of the home, so it’s important that you clean often. Some areas of your kitchen will require consistent attention, such as the counters. Others, like larger appliances such as the refrigerator or oven, can be addressed on a weekly or perhaps monthly basis.

Below, you’ll find daily, weekly, monthly, and seasonal kitchen cleaning checklists to simplify your routine. These detailed guides will help you create and maintain a tidy kitchen space.

Supplies You’ll Need

Before you get started, make sure you have the proper tools and cleaning solutions on hand. The following is a comprehensive list, detailing all of the supplies you need for the four kitchen cleaning checklists in this guide.

• Broom and dustpan
• Mop
• Vacuum
• Microfiber cloths
• Dishwasher detergent
• Dish soap
• All-purpose cleaner (or DIY all-purpose cleaner)
• Old Toothbrush
• Soft-bristled brush or abrasive sponge
• Duster
• Glass cleaner (or DIY glass cleaner)
• Distilled white vinegar
• Baking soda

Daily Kitchen Cleaning Checklist

For your daily kitchen cleaning checklist, focus your attention on the counters and floors. Keeping these high-use areas clean will help you cultivate a more hygienic environment.

• Remove any decor, appliances, or clutter from the countertops.
• Wipe down the counters with a clean, damp cloth and an all-purpose cleaner or warm, soapy water. You can also use a DIY all-purpose cleaner, made of diluted vinegar. Consider wiping down high-use areas at this time as well, such as the drawer and cabinet pulls and the handle on your microwave.
• Sweep the floors.
• Return the items you moved to their proper homes on the countertop or elsewhere.
• Unload your dishwasher and tackle any dirty dishes by handwashing or loading the dishwasher.
• Wipe down the faucet and inside of your sink with an all-purpose cleaner. Pay close attention to any corners and crevices that may be collecting grime.
• Take out the trash and recycling.
• Put any cleaning rags or kitchen towels in the laundry and replace them with clean ones.

Weekly Kitchen Cleaning Checklist

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In addition to your daily cleaning regimen, your weekly routine should include frequently used appliances like your microwave and refrigerator. Start your weekly cleaning routine with the steps below, then finish with your daily kitchen cleaning checklist above.

• Clean the interior and exterior of your countertop kitchen appliances, including your toaster, coffee maker, and microwave.
• Next, it’s time to clean the refrigerator. You’ll need to rearrange or remove items as you clean, so you’re able to wipe down all of the shelf and drawer space. As you go, check for expired goods and toss them. Remember to wipe down the face and handles of your refrigerator too. (Save the freezer for your monthly kitchen cleaning checklist.)
• Wipe down your stovetop with a store-bought or DIY all-purpose cleaner. Don’t forget to wipe down the face of your oven too.
• Next, wipe down additional high-use areas, such as light switches, drawer pulls, cabinet handles, and door knobs.
• Turn off (at the breaker box) and clean your garbage disposal, using distilled white vinegar and baking soda.
• Finally, you can move on to the daily cleaning checklist and finish your weekly routine by mopping your kitchen floors.

Monthly Kitchen Cleaning Checklist

Your monthly kitchen cleaning checklist provides an opportunity to tidy and disinfect areas that are not frequently used, but still collect dust and grime over time. This includes cabinet and drawer faces, windows, and even the inside of your garbage can. Start with your daily kitchen cleaning checklist, then move onto the tasks below.

1. Complete your daily kitchen cleaning checklist.
2. Clean your kitchen range hood.
3. Replace the filter in your microwave.
4. Remove the contents of your cabinets and drawers to prepare for cleaning and organizing (we recommend following steps three and four for one cabinet or drawer at a time). This includes your pantry.
5. Wipe out the inside of your drawer or cabinet with an all-purpose cleaning solution, then move onto the cabinet or drawer face.
6. Return the contents of your cabinet or drawer, organizing as you go. Move onto the next drawer or cabinet and repeat steps three and four until you’ve tackled all of the storage space.
7. Wipe down any tiles and grout, such as a kitchen backsplash, with your all-purpose cleaner.
8. Next, wipe down areas that may be collecting dust, such as the tops of cabinets and light fixtures.
9. Clean the inside of your windows with a store-bought or DIY glass cleaner.
10. Vacuum or wash any kitchen rugs or runners.
11. Clean the inside of your dishwasher with a soft abrasive brush or sponge, distilled white vinegar, and baking soda. Be sure to wipe down the face of your dishwasher with an all-purpose cleaner when you’re finished.

Seasonal Kitchen Cleaning Checklist

While the checklists above will help you maintain a clean and sanitary kitchen, there are a few leftover tasks you should complete every few months.

1. Set your oven to the self-clean setting. Keep in mind this process requires some prep (such as removing the racks and turning on the oven vent) and can take a couple of hours.
2. Clean your microwave filter.
3. Using a microfiber cloth and all-purpose cleaning solution, wipe down the ceiling and walls in your kitchen. When you complete this step, pay close attention to areas that may have gathered grease or steam, such as the wall behind your kitchen faucet and the ceiling area above your vent hood.
4. When you empty and deep clean the cabinets and drawers in your kitchen (during the monthly kitchen cleaning checklist), search for any kitchen tools and utensils you can donate or toss. For cabinets or drawers with food (as well as the pantry), see if there are any items that need to be replaced or replenished, such as expired goods or spices running low.
5. Sharpen your kitchen knives.
6. Deep clean your oven (rather than using the self-clean setting).
7. Unplug your refrigerator and pull it away from the wall. Clean the top of your fridge, the floor underneath it, and even the coils behind it. Use a microfiber cloth and all-purpose cleaner for the top of your refrigerator and the coils, then a broom, dustpan, and mop for the floor. Plug the refrigerator back into the outlet, then return it back to it’s proper home.
8. Finally, clean out the inside of your garbage can and recycling bin. Wipe down the outside when you’ve finished.

Tips for Sticking to Your Kitchen Cleaning Schedule

Following the kitchen cleaning checklists above will take time and discipline, but there are several tips you can use to help you keep up with the chores.

• Schedule kitchen cleaning days in your calendar. This is especially important for your monthly and seasonal kitchen cleaning checklists.
• Keep your kitchen organized.Maintaining an organized kitchen will help prevent clutter, optimize your food storage, and notice and address any grease, spills, and other debris quickly.
• Store your cleaning supplies in bins. Keeping the supplies needed for each checklist in labeled plastic bins can help you grab what you need quickly when it’s time to complete a cleaning checklist.
• Declutter often. Instead of waiting until it’s time to complete your kitchen cleaning checklist, make sure you are frequently looking for and removing any expired products or tools/utensils that aren’t being used.

Keeping Current Matters | Sep 13, 2024

Some Highlights

• Getting your house ready to sell? Here’s a few tips on what you may want to do to prepare.
• Focus on making it inviting, showing it’s cared for, and boosting your curb appeal.
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Convert Your Formal Dining Room

In today’s fast-paced world, many families opt to enjoy meals around a kitchen table or breakfast bar, often leaving the formal dining room empty and unused. Here are a few ways you can revamp your formal dining room into a fun or functional space.

Make a Work Area
Boost your productivity by designating a separate space that prevents work and homework from overtaking the rest of your home. Furnish the room with a desk, a supportive chair and a small worktable for projects. Be sure to include baskets or other storage bins to organize supplies.

Set Up a Game Room
Score big on family bonding with a game room that brings everyone together in a fun, modern way — much like the dining room table once did. Consider a ping-pong or pool table with an add-on tabletop feature and surround it with comfortable chairs. Include cabinetry to store board games.

Start an Indoor Garden
Show off your green thumb with a variety of plants in their very own garden room. Use colorful planters and vases to bring character to the space, but make sure you place planters on waterproof surfaces.

Build a Library
Line the walls with shelves and fill them with your favorite books. For something unusual, consider creating a music library with your favorite vinyl albums or a small movie room to house your favorite films. Don’t forget to include some plush seating to enjoy your media collection.

Create a Sitting Room
Ditch the TV and create an inviting conversation space with comfortable furnishings arranged to encourage family connection. Add soft lighting and an electric fireplace for added warmth.

Organize a Decor Swap

Transform your space without spending a dime by trading trinkets for newfound treasures at a decor swap.

Plan the Perfect Swap
Send invitations to friends and family. Include instructions detailing how many pieces to bring, what items are acceptable and what to leave at home. You might even try a themed swap, like “seasonal splendor” or “vintage vibes.”

Host With Style
Create an inviting atmosphere with light background music and refreshments. Arrange tables to display the featured pieces and allow everyone to browse, then have your guests make selections. Keep the process simple by drawing two or three names at a time and setting a time limit for choosing items. Allow extra time for any additional swapping between guests.

Any unclaimed items remaining after the decor swap is over can be donated to a local nonprofit or posted online in a Buy Nothing group.

Lighting Hacks

Proper lighting can make or break a room’s look and feel. Every room is different, so it’s important to tailor lighting to the function of the space.

Soft lighting works well in rooms where you want to relax, such as bedrooms and living rooms. Skip the overhead lights and opt for table lamps or wall sconces to create a sense of coziness.

Practical lighting is essential in areas where you want to be productive, such as an office or workout room. In these spaces, the right overhead lighting and functional fixtures can add brightness and boost productivity.

Versatile lighting is key in the areas of your home where you can be both productive and relaxed, such as the kitchen or primary bedroom suite. Install dimmer switches for overhead lighting to adjust the mood as needed. Add lamps or battery-operated LED candles to create a warm, inviting atmosphere during relaxation time, and consider under-cabinet lighting for practical tasks. Layering your lighting options allows you to easily transition the space from bright and functional to soft and soothing.

The Dirty Truth About Kitchen Towels

Keeping your kitchen sparkling clean isn’t just about scrubbing surfaces and washing fruits and veggies. One often overlooked culprit for bacteria buildup is the kitchen towel.

While cloth towels are an economical and environmentally friendly alternative to paper, they’re breeding grounds for bacteria. Even after rinsing towels in the sink, salmonella can still grow quickly overnight. Towels used to wipe down counters and clean up spills should be laundered in a washing machine with hot water after one day’s use. If towels are used only to dry hands, they should be laundered after three or four days. Experts also recommend replacing kitchen towels every year or two.

Recipe: Penne With Smoked Sausage

Ingredients
1 Tbsp. olive oil
1 lb. smoked sausage
½ cup diced onion
1 Tbsp. minced garlic
½ tsp. salt
½ tsp. pepper
2 cups chicken broth
1 (10 oz.) can diced tomatoes
½ cup milk
2 cups dry penne pasta
Crushed red pepper
Shredded Parmesan cheese
Basil leaves
Arugula leaves

Directions
Heat olive oil in a large pan over medium heat. Slice sausage into bite-sized pieces. Brown sausage and onion in olive oil. Add garlic, salt and pepper. Continue cooking for about 30 seconds.

Add chicken broth, tomatoes, milk, and dry pasta to the pan and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to low and cover. Simmer for 15 minutes. Remove from heat and top with crushed red pepper and Parmesan cheese. Garnish with basil and arugula leaves.

Serves 4

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This back-to-school organizational tip is fashionably late because most kids have been back to school already for well over a month here in SoCal.  But wait!  There’s a reason!  Sometimes it’s hard to know how to organize depending on what kind of schedules and classes your kids have this school year.  Sometimes teachers have different requirements and it takes about a month to identify what your particular needs are in relation to organizing your home base.  Here’s some tips to help you get up to speed and organize more with a clear purpose and goal!  Hope it’s a great school year for all our kids!

DC Moms | Aug 20, 2024

As summer fades and that crisp fall air arrives, back-to-school season is officially here! This time of year can bring a mix of excitement and stress. Whether you’re balancing work, managing the household or both, transitioning from lazy summer days to school routines can feel overwhelming. But don’t worry—I’ve got your back! With a little planning and a few organizing tips, you can make this shift smoother for everyone. Let’s dive into some easy back-to-school organization tips and a handy checklist to help you get ready for the upcoming Fall season.

1. Create a Drop Zone for School Essentials

One of the best ways to keep your home organized and your mornings stress-free is by setting up a drop zone. This is the central hub where all school-related items are kept; therefore, nothing gets lost in the daily shuffle.

What You’ll Need:

• Hooks or cubbies for backpacks and coats.
• A wall calendar or whiteboard to track important dates.
• Baskets or bins for shoes, lunchboxes, and other essentials.
• A dedicated spot for important papers and school forms.

Pro Tip:
Label everything so each item has its own spot. It’s a great way to stay organized and helps kids learn to put their things where they belong. Set up a drop zone near the entryway or kitchen, and you’ll have everything you need in one spot. This makes the morning rush smoother and a lot less chaotic!

2. Set Up a Homework Station with All the Necessary Supplies

Having a dedicated homework station can make after-school routines much smoother. When kids know exactly where to go to do their homework, it helps them transition from playtime to study time without (as much) resistance.

What You’ll Need:

• A desk or table in a quiet, well-lit area.
• Storage solutions like pencil holders, bins, and trays to keep supplies organized.
• A bulletin board or wall organizer to display schedules, assignments, and artwork.
• Comfortable seating to ensure kids can focus on their tasks without distractions.

Another Idea:
I’ve seen some moms use a homework cart on wheels, and I thought that was an interesting idea! Here’s an example from @lifewithlainee to give you some inspiration.

3. Easy Snack Organization

With busy mornings and hectic afternoons, having snacks ready to go can be a lifesaver. By organizing your pantry and fridge, you can make it easy for your kids to grab their own snacks, giving you one less thing to worry about.

What You’ll Need:

• Clear bins or baskets labeled with snack options. I love these!
• A dedicated shelf in the fridge or pantry at kid height for easy access. I can vouch this works for a kid as young as two.

Pro Tip:
Decant your kids’ favorite snacks into clear containers. It not only saves a ton of space, but it also makes it super easy to see when you’re running low on stock.

Back-to-School Organization Checklist:

I’m a total list maker—I can’t help myself! If you’re like me and love a good checklist, here’s one that covers all the essentials for easy back-to-school organization:

• Check Fall Clothing & Shoe Sizes: Go through your kids’ fall clothes to ensure they fit. Make a list of any items that need to be purchased or replaced.
• Organize School Supplies: Check the school supply list and stock up on essentials like notebooks, pencils, backpacks, and lunchboxes. Consider labeling everything with your child’s name.
• Calendar & Schedule: Update your family calendar with school start dates, extracurricular activities, and important events.
• First Day Boards/Printouts: Get first-day boards or printouts ready for those all-important first-day pictures.
• Restock your Medicine Cabinet: We all know it’s just a matter of time before a virus comes around, so why not make things easier on ourselves? Now is the perfect time to stock up on supplies, and while you’re at it, don’t forget to grab masks and hand sanitizer.
• Bedtime Routine: Start transitioning to a school-year bedtime routine to make mornings easier.
• Morning Routine: Establish a morning routine, including a healthy breakfast and time to get ready without rushing. I bought sliding chore charts off Etsy that my kids can easily follow and feel empowered checking things off the list.
• Back-to-School Talk: Talk to your kids about how they’re feeling about going back to school, especially if it’s a new school or grade. Discuss any concerns or excitement they have about the new school year and address any anxieties.
• Update Contact Information: Ensure the school has your most current contact information, including emergency contacts.
• After-School Plans: Confirm after-school care arrangements or set up a plan for after-school activities.
• Transportation Plans: Verify bus routes or carpool arrangements and ensure your kids know the plan.

Final Thoughts

As we get ready for the new season, give these back-to-school organization tips and checklists a try. Do you have any go-to tricks for staying organized during this hectic time? Drop them in the comments below! And don’t forget to visit DC Moms for more handy tips and resources. Happy (almost) Fall, moms—we’ve got this!

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