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  Are you tired of feeling overwhelmed by clutter in your home? Do you find yourself constantly searching for misplaced items or struggling to keep things tidy? You're not alone, I must acknowledge that keeping our homes organized can be a daunting task, especially with leading busy lives and having hectic schedules. It's easy to make mistakes that can lead to clutter, disarray, and frustration.  However, with a little awareness and effort,  you can easily avoid these mistakes, and you can transform your home into an organized and functional home that promotes peace and productivity.  In this blog post, I'll explore five common home organizing mistakes people usually make and provide effective solutions to help you get organized. Mistake #1: Not Having a Clear Plan Planning: picture credit:unsplash One of the most common mistakes,I've seen people make when it comes to home organizing is not having a clear plan. Often, they dive into organizing without a strategy or a cl

                                                     Mom overwhelmed with house chores I t's that time of year again - school's out and the kids are home! While it's wonderful to spend more time with our little ones, the added responsibilities can make it overwhelming. As a mom myself, I have mixed feelings when it comes to the school holiday season. On one hand, I'm super happy that I don't have to wake up so early for school runs, but on the flip side, my kids are going to be with me 24 hours (Don't get me wrong, I love spending time with my kids, but that extra 6-7 hours I have to myself when they are at school is pure bliss). I hope you can identify with this feeling. I sure know firsthand the struggle of trying to balance quality time with the kids and keeping up with the housework. This is why in this blog post, I will share some tips and tricks for managing household chores during the holidays while still enjoying time with your family. 1. Create a Schedu

What do you think? The bathroom is the perfect place to store all of your toiletries and personal care products, right?  Sorry to disappoint you but the answer is No.  The bathroom obviously is a place where we clean ourselves, take care of our hygiene, and refresh ourselves. It's where we keep our soaps, shampoos, conditioners, and other products that we use to maintain our personal hygiene While many bathroom products are designed to be used in the bathroom, not all of them should be stored there and when it comes to organizing our homes, it's easy to assume that certain items should be stored in the rooms where they are most frequently used. This is especially true for products made specifically for the bathroom. However, some bathroom products should not be stored in the bathroom, due to the potential risks they pose. In this blog post, we'll discuss why certain items should be kept out of the bathroom and where they should be stored instead. The Risks of Storing Certa

  It's that time of the year again when you may find yourself asking the dreaded question "Would my housemaid come back? If she doesn't come back, should I hire a new maid? if I don't, how would I keep my home clean and tidy?........ Take comfort however in knowing that you're not alone. Many employers face this dilemma usually at this time of the year. This brings me now to ask, on a scale of 1 to 10, how confident are you that your maid will return after the holiday break? If your answer is between 8 and 10, your housemaid will most likely return; if the opposite is true, your maid will most likely not return but don't worry, I'm writing this post to help you cope and keep your home clean with the absence of a housemaid. It's easy to feel overwhelmed by the thought of keeping your home clean and organized, especially if you don't have a housemaid to help with house chores but have no worries, there are ways to keep your home clean and organized wi