Organizing Tips (October 30, 2018)


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Grocery Store Strategies

By Donna

Three rotisserie chickens from the supermarket.I live by three different grocery stores so I check the front and back of each flyer every week. That is where they list their hook sales, sometimes incredibly good deals to attract you in to their store. I make a list of the three stores and their best deals for items I would be interested in.

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Today's Guides
Getting a Copy of a Birth Certificate
birth certificate, passport and social security card
Storing Breakables
Dishes Being Packed into Box
Organizing Your Chest Freezer
A chest freezer full of frozen food.
Saving Money on Meals
A paper bag of groceries.
Today's Posts

Clean Globes on Oil Lamps Before a Power Outage

By littergitter

Oil lamps with clean globes. Now that the days are getting shorter, it's a good time to clean your oil lamps and get the dust off the globes. That's what I have done because, when we lose power, we have no water.

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Add Levels to Kitchen Shelves

By Kirsten

Shelves for Dishes 1I felt that my dish storage space was not being used effectively, so I purchased some inexpensive wire racks at Ross. They turned out to be about half the height of my current dish shelves, and therefore doubled the space.

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Store Container Upside Down When Empty

By Sandi/Poor But Proud

Upside down Folger's container used to store oats.I put a lot of my staples in empty coffee tubs that I label, things like cookies, oatmeal, nuts, etc. When I am out, I simply turn the container over so I know to add it to my list.

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