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Create an Inventory List for Household Products

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Date: 05/12/2008 Topic: Organizing > Shopping  
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To cut down on buying items you already have, create an inventory list for the bathroom, kitchen and pantry. Create two columns. Column 1 is to list the items you like to have on hand and column 2 is to check off when you run out of an item. Laminate the sheet of paper and use a dry erase marker to mark the appropriate column. Hang the papers in easily accessible locations that you can remember, like the inside of the medicine cabinet or on the fridge.

By Lynn from Oregon

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By Daphna101 (19) Profile Contact
Better idea. Write up a list of exact items you like to shop, and organize on a paper according to grocery areas. Dairy, meat, being specific, and a section for tasks below, perhaps for the week, Make copies and just grab the next one to use. One can even import a weekly calender of activities for the week as well.

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By dh8 (86) Contact
I went natural with cleaning products. It saves tons of money, time and stops loads of packing from filling up landfills.

You can make every cleaner imaginable from baking soda, lemon juice, salt, vinegar, dish soap and lemon oil in various combinations. It's all environmentally friendly, highly effective and child/pet safe. Smells great too! You can substitute a number of oils or juices if you're allergic to lemon.

I never realized how much time it also saves me in planning, making lists and taking them all to the store.

I have noticed how much space it saves me in my cabinets! It's as if they doubled in size since I went safe, natural and smart. It's great to recycle some of those spray bottles instead of filling up landfills.

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By BridgetOFlynn (16) Contact
Great idea! You can print grocery lists off the computer as a guideline to help you get started on your own personalized lists!

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