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  • Post-holiday cleanup, part 2
    Storing ornaments through out the year is a bit of a pain, but it is necessary if you do have a Christmas tree to decorate this time of year.

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  • 2008 Gift Giving Guide: Gifts of clutter
    It’s the holiday season, and we all need a little smile. Similar to our Unitasker Wednesday posts, we think you might enjoy our favorite gifts of clutter.
  • Storage beds
    Sometimes referred to as a captain bed, the storage bed can alleviate problems that you may have with storage in your closets or dressers
  • Displaying holiday greeting cards
    My wife came across a easy and creative way to display our Christmas cards from Martha Stewart Living.
  • 2008 Gift Giving Guide: Digital giving
    This installment of the Unclutterer Gift Giving Guide explores the virtual world of digital products.

2007

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  • November 2008 wrap up
    These are the things that made November 2008 a great month at Unclutterer.
  • Bedroom storage
    Excess storage in the bedroom can lead to expanding one’s wardrobe beyond what is needed.
  • Too many flower vases
    Over the years, my wife and I have received a fair amount of mail ordered flowers and with every order there is always a small glass vase included.
  • Unusual storage spaces
    In our home, we use our cookie jar to store garlic, onions, and potatoes.

2007

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  • The old new is the new old
    If you have furniture items in your home that are clutter because they’re not being used, think about transforming the piece yourself or maybe selling it to a company that transforms furniture — your clutter can become someone else’s treasure.
  • Thanksgiving buffet
    Our Thanksgiving dinners are usually served in a buffet style. This makes the whole process run smoothly and keeps the table free of serving dishes.
  • Unclutter your refrigerator before Thanksgiving
    My wife calls the process of clearing out the ingredients available in the refrigerator as “creative cooking.”
  • Remember the Milk: Now with iPhone and Gmail integration
    Remember the Milk now has integration with the iPhone, iTouch, and Gmail, in addition to its existing Twitter integration, makes this a go-to program for all GTD enthusiasts.

2007

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