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Use Shoe Boxes to Organize Manuals

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Date: 01/18/2009 Topic: Organizing > Miscellaneous  
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I never know what do with items like Product Instruction booklets, extra cable cords, and CD inserts. I found a solution. Instead of buying the pricey plastic boxes, I use shoe boxes. I load items from each category into the shoebox, label them and put them at the top of my coat closet.

I keep Instruction Manuals in larger tennis shoe boxes, cable cords and the like in a smaller shoe box. I have custom sized boxes. They stack well and since they're items we rarely use but always have to keep around they're not taking up valuable kitchen or entertainment center space.

Source: Just something I do!

By Ashley D from Greenwood, AR
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By jokerdeer (Guest Post)
I also use hanging files in a filing cabinet for manuals.

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