Three quick ways to organize your home with stuff you already have: clear bags for band-aids so you can see what you need, a large bag for loose items instead of labeling, and a cereal box to store puzzle pieces without them breaking.
When you're organizing, don't make things complicated and sometimes think outside of the box. I love to use bags when I'm organizing. You can use it for office supplies, pictures, whatever you're trying to organize. Here's an example. Band Aids. I don't know about you, but my kids will go through the on first aid and toss around all the boxes and they're a mess. Put the band aids in here. Each one has its own container and you can see through and see what you're looking for. So if they're looking for a large one, it's easy to find, grab and put back. Here's another example you can use a bag for. So here's a a box for a board frame. It's all busted up. Here's a large bag that you can use. Throw the contents inside, but you don't even have to label it because you can easily see what's inside here. Works great. I also had some puzzle pieces and the box was damaged so. And since these are really fragile, they're wooden puzzle pieces. I put them inside a cereal container I wasn't using, put a lid on it and it sits nicely on the shelf. So thinks outside the box and keep things easy. Follow for more.
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