How do I organize my desk with folders, books, and other school stuff in it?
This is a guide about organizing electrical cords. Cords for small appliances, chargers for batteries or electronics, media and computer cords can become tangled and easily misplaced.
How to Organize Your Home Office
Certified Professional Organizer, Kim Oser, does an excellent job laying out the steps to keep your home office organized. Be sure to watch the related videos for all the steps and tips for home office organization.
Whether you have an entire room in your house devoted to your home office, or even just a desk in the corner of your kitchen or bedroom, organizing it is essential to finding the things that you need when you need them.
Clip to Hold Your Cords in Place
I love the heavy duty clips to hold your cords in place. As long as you have a 'lip' that you can clip them to, they are great to use to thread your phone cords or other cords through.
What do you do with those large balls made out of rubber bands? Mine is baseball size. I've started a new one, but what to do with the large one?
The plastic trays that come in frozen dinners make great organizers for your desk drawer. The compartments are perfect for paperclips, rubber bands, and the like, and they are free. They would work in smaller areas as well, like sewing kits and would be great for beads.
I found a great tip to keep computer cords or any cords organized. Hook a bread tag to each cord and label what cord it is. This will keep you out of a tangled mess of all those computer cords we have!
It's fun to organize your office and enjoy crafting at the same time. These crafty ideas will not only organize your desk but also keep children busy while you finish some of your paperwork.
This is a guide about making a rubber band ball. Making a rubber band ball is fun and is a perfect way to store rubber bands. There is no need to buy a pre-made one at the store, it is easy to make your own.
This is a guide about uses for binder clips. Binder clips are inexpensive and come in a variety of sizes. They are handy for a number of things other than holding paper together.
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Using Baker's Rack for Computer Equipment
When I moved into a really small apartment, I didn't have room for my large computer desk. But, I did have a baker's rack that I was not going to use for kitchen use. I decided to use it for my computer and printer.
