Organizing Tips (August 07, 2018)
Storing reusable plastic containers can be a chore, with the lids and bottoms becoming separated easily. Today's featured tip has a great system for storing these handy containers without the hassle.

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Today's Featured Post

Organizing Tupperware and Plastic Containers

By Judith Mc-H

Shelf with plastic containers stored with lids.I keep the lids with the containers. This is just one shelf, the others are similar. Although it's not Tupperware, this system should work with any group of containers.

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Organizing Food When Moving

By Kimberly

When I was getting ready to move, I did not want to get rid of all the food in my cabinets. But food items can be heavy and breakable. So I needed to come up with an idea that would keep my things together and to also contain anything that might break.

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Plastic Bottle for Rehydrating Indoor Plants

By joanWZ

Plastic Bottle for Rehydrating Indoor PlantsI am a working mom with school age children. So basically, I have no time to water my indoor plants! I have this solution, which in addition to keeping my plants hydrated is also a good way to recycle things!

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Flour Flower Mesh Cup

By attosa

Flour Flower Mesh Cup - finished decorated cupI wanted to spruce up my plain looking mesh cup so I dipped some foliage from my garden in a flour/water paste to preserve their shape, let them dry, then did a bit of painting and gluing to put this all together. I'm so happy with it, it's pretty enough to go on my rather girly makeup table.

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