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Firstly let me say, I’m not an advocate of storing in the attic. Unless you live in Vancouver, I think most climates are too extreme. Call me crazy, but I just don’t feel comfortable storing my cashmere in a plastic box at 45 degrees!

I will assume that if you’re using your attic, you don’t have a basement and if you’re using both your basement and your attic, you have too much stuff.
There are two options when dealing with the attic:
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By : Lee Parent
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The Vanity
Tackle the vanity next, beginning in the same manner by emptying out the cabinet. The bathroom can be the trickiest room in the house to de-clutter, especially the one used by guests. As the doorbell rings, the host or hostess may simply pull open a drawer or door and toss in all the personal items accumulated on the vanity. Before too long, the contents of the drawers defy logic and a homeowner might wonder how some of those items even ended up in the bathroom in the first place.
By : Lee Parent
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By : Lee Parent
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Articles abound on how to organize your clothes closet. But what about all the other closets and cabinets in the house? Linen, cleaning, pantry, vanity—for every closet has a purpose and all of them are cluttered.

By : Lee Parent
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I know it sounds crazy but I love spring cleaning. Nothing makes me happier than throwing open all the windows and airing the whole condo out. Not to mention, I love the satisfaction of a job well done when I’m finished. I know it sounds a little crazy but for me clean + organized = stress free.
And on that OCD note, here’s some of my best spring cleaning advice so you can get your life in order, too.
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Kitchens pose two problems, well probably more, but I’ll concentrate on my two pet peeves: your children’s art (I know you love those little Picasso’s but there are better ways to display their talents than on the fridge door) and the fridge.
Art
Sit down with your child and pick three favourites and put them in frames. Do this monthly, it will encourage your children to paint or draw and can become a fun project. Eventually you could even buy canvases for them to work on.
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