
I was doing a little blog hopping. I'm not sure yet how I ended up looking at Spring Cleaning except that maybe it was "meant to be". With a tiny apartment and very little storage I tend to have lots of little piles and some not so little. My living room is definitely for "living" - it's a TV room, an office, a dining area, a kitchen, a sewing room and a place for boxes from my Usborne Books orders. I intend to use those boxes for goodwill donations but well, it hasn't happened yet.
I came across Fresh Home Blog which led me to Shelterpop. For you DIY people out there have you found these two great sites yet? Fresh Home blog is the online magazine for the Fresh Home Magazine and has a great concept. One of the unique things they do is have their readers send in pictures of a "ugly" room and then their readers send in suggestions for a remodel. Ugly room s.o.s.: alison's brown bathroom
Laura Wittmann, founder of OrgJunkie.com and author of the book Clutter Rehab"You can go about your day feeling a huge sense of relief and satisfaction knowing you've accomplished a chore you've been putting off," she says. "It's very freeing!"
Be sure to read the article and get your Spring Cleaning challenges & solutions:
- Spring Cleaning Challenge #1: Cupboards that run the risk of item-avalanche when opened.
- Spring Cleaning Challenge #2: Growing piles, disorganized papers and unpaid bills.
- Spring Cleaning Challenge #3: Drawers that don't close properly due to overstuffing.
- Spring Cleaning Challenge #4: Overburdened and under-organized linen closet.
Are you inspired for more spring cleaning? Spring Cleaning: Tips From a Pro by Alison Lind



















