When packing for a trip anywhere..tri- fold, then roll all pullover T-shirts, blouse even shorts. This saves so much space and basically wrinkle free too. Great for a suitcase or duffle..and more will fit in too.
I use glass only with plastic wrap seals for food prep/serving/storage. When a holiday or large BBQ is threatening to use all my fridge space I stack bowls by placing the appropriate sized plates between them!
Pack for a trip in outfits, for example, one for Saturday daytime, one for dinner, one for Sunday, etc. Roll your clothes instead of folding them and you'll nearly double your usable space!
Bring a roll of SCOTT® Tissue in the car for a roadtrip. You never know when there''ll be a spill in the car or a rest stop that just ran out!
An easy way to have instruction manuals at hand is by using three-ring binders. Separate them by category, such as yard, kitchen, etc. If the manual is too thick for a hole puncher, use a large nail and hammer to make the holes.
To un-clutter a messy house, make a deal with yourself to remove two items for every new one you bring home. Recycle or donate the used items!
Are you tired of sorting your children's socks? Buy each child a small mesh laundry bag for their closet. At the end of the day when they get undressed, have each child put their socks in their own bag. When it's laundry time, zip up the bag, throw it in the washer and dryer, and you're done sorting socks!
I have certain recipes that I use quite often, so to keep them handy (and clean) I put them in the type of photo albums that have plastic covers. That way I can keep it in a kitchen drawer, pull it out, prop it up and be ready in a minute.
