Hi-Lift Pro Garage Organizer Pulley Product Review
The Hi-Lift Pro Garage Organizer is a great product to free up floor space in your garage. I found the installation pretty easy, so I want to [...]
The Hi-Lift Pro Garage Organizer is a great product to free up floor space in your garage. I found the installation pretty easy, so I want to [...]
Today’s post is a Brother P-Touch Cube Plus product review. Brother P-Touch is a game-changer for professional organizers (and other people who label a lot) [...]
My top 10 home office organizing products are mostly for paper.
In our celebration of Garage Month I had to repost this product review. The Koova Garage Organizer is a terrific product for hanging tools and [...]
If you hate cord clutter with your chargeable devices, the Socket Shelf is a good solution. Here are the features that I like (and don’t [...]
There is no better garage organizing system than Monkey Bars. Period. I’m not getting paid to say that. I just really, really love this product. Why? Let me count the ways.
The Stanley Bostich Dynamo Stapler is a great back-to-school office supply with a lot of really nice features.
This week I am reviewing four new products from Avery.
On the whole, I try to avoid negative posts, but I’ve had it these guys. The organizing solutions we provide, mostly come down to editing and approach, but sometimes they are purely structural. It could partly be that you are just using the wrong supplies. Over the last ten years of organizing, we have found these three culprits used in hundreds of homes, as indispensable organizing conventions. Indispensable they are not.
This is the first time I have ever reviewed a line of product, but the good folks at See Jane Work have sent along several samples. Jane is actually Holly Bonn-Weiss, a successful entrepreneur who believes there is no reason organizing products can’t be stylish. I agree. I have combined them in the photos, but I shall review them one at a time.
This is my third scanner review and for a very good reason. People hate paper! If I had a dollar for every time a client asked about ditching the paper and scanning everything, I would have about $34. (I’m not prone to hyperbole.)
Last week I attended NAPO-CT’s Vendor Fair and one of the companies represented was Thirty One. It so happened that I won one of their products, The Fold n’ File, in a raffle, so I thought I would review it.
I don’t like most organizing gadgets and for one simple reason. They aren’t simple. The Time Timer, however, succeeds in simplifying your life because it is actually simple. Very simple.
As with a Reeses Peanut Butter Cup, two storage items that are good separately are great together. The two items I am focusing on today may seem pretty familiar individually and perhaps you use the combination already. I would go so far as to say that for a quick, easy, inexpensive, and optimally efficient solution, there is nothing better.