Ed Morrow

a room-by-room guide to cleaning your home and simplifying your life

Declutter anything

Sheree Bykofsky

Rita Rosenkranz

Who thought organizing your home and office could be fun? 10,001 Ways to Declutter Your Home on a Small Budget is just that and more. With a lively design and inspirational, inexpensive solutions, this guide offers life-changing possibilities. The authors look at why clutter happens and suggest ways to change clutter-accumulating behavior. They illustrate ways to efficiently organize necessary possessions (including the importance of defining “necessary items”), and examine dozens of ways to dispose of clutter. Their emphasis is on uncomplicated, inexpensive solutions that are easy to implement, including: Go Cyber with Your Closet 8 Ideas for Shifting with the Seasons 6 Ways to Turn Storage into Art 10 Home Office Helpers 16 Supplies for Garage Cleanup 4 Tips for Choosing a Vacuum Cleaner And much, much more

10,001 Ways to Declutter Your Home on a Small Budget

A day-by-day chronicle of notable birthdays. With a birth announcement for every day of the year (plus a list of also-borns), this compendium offers countless little-known anecdotes and quotes as it tracks hundreds of celebrities and historical luminaries -- including Gertrude Stein, Mel Gibson, Bugs Bunny, and Mozart -- from their birth date through the height of their accomplishments. You can check your birthday and those of your friends. The ultimate birthday gift.

A Daily Celebration of Famous Beginnings

Born This Day

Discover new ways to clean your home and simplify your life in this handy and creative guidebook. Does your house bulge with clutter? Are your possessions weighing you down? Is your home an unorganized mess? Turn it around—ban sagging shelves, bulging cupboards, and bursting closets—with this fun and effective guide. In a step-by-step, easy-to-follow approach, the authors suggest ways to change clutter-accumulating behavior; show how to efficiently organize the possessions you need (with a strict definition of “need”); and examine dozens of ways to dispose of clutter. Declutter Anything offers serious advice that doesn’t take itself too seriously. The emphasis is on uncomplicated, inexpensive solutions that are easy to implement and that produce life-changing results. Take the plunge and soon you’ll be living and working slim, trim, and clutter-free.

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