4 ways to get organized by reusing everyday household items

This guest post comes courtesy of Tanna Clark a professional organizer and owner of Complete Organizing Solutions.Find great tips during the “Get Organized Challenge” here on BizzieMommy.com and ShortPumpPreppy.com .

Organizing doesn’t have to be an expensive process. There are many ways to save time, money and resources while organizing. Take a look around your house and see how many things you already own that can have alternative uses. Here are a few ideas to get you started…

Peanut Butter Jars – Peanut butter jars come in different sizes shapes and lid colors. These plastic containers are great for storing small toys, craft supplies or even dry goods in your pantry.

Cereal Boxes – Cereal boxes can be just sturdy enough for organizing office supplies. You can let your creativity soar by decorating the outside of the box with scrapbook paper or wallpaper scraps.

Baby Food Jars – If your still in the baby phase don’t throw out those glass jars. Baby food jars can be used in the garage for sorting nuts and bolts and all of those other little bits & pieces that seem to accumulate out there. You can attach them to a wall or the bottom of a shelf for easy access. Find the tutorial here.

Toilet Paper Roll – Curb the cord clutter by winding up the cord and stuffing it in a toilet paper roll. The cord will be kept nice and organized and the roll is perfect for writing on to label what the cord goes to.

Tanna Clark, is a professional organizer and WAHM. Her blog Complete Organizing Solutions is an online resource providing timeless tips, ideas and inspiration to help people organize the way they live work and play.
Link to my blog – http://completeorganizingsolutions.com.

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