Unclutterer.

We’re a little late to the game on this one, but let’s go ahead and take a few moments to remember some of the things that made December 2007 a great month at Unclutterer.com.

December’s most popular posts:

• Stop spending your weekends cleaning your home
• My New Year’s Resolution: Laundry
• Organize your life on your wall
• Uncluttering your refrigerator’s crisper

Additional highlights:

• Home and Garden Television rated us one of the Best Organizing Websites
• My New Year’s Resolution: Laundry had 40 comments — our monthly high
• Uncluttering your refrigerator’s crisper had more than 150 del-icio.us saves –- our monthly high
• More than 500 people have joined our Unclutterer flickr group. There are more than 180 photos uploaded to the group, and we look forward to seeing your additions!

Let’s take a few moments to remember some of the things that made September 2007 a great month at Unclutterer.com.

September’s most popular posts:

• Reader inspired charging station
• Cable clutter
• Establish a zone of a room with vinyl wall decals
• Words to keep you motivated
• Wine Wedge solves need for traditional wine rack

Additional highlights:

• Hide Cable Clutter from Unclutterer.com (the video with the Cable clutter post this month) has been viewed more than 55,000 times on YouTube
• Broke the top 2,161 blogs on the internet according to our September 30 ranking on Technorati (a rank improvement of almost 1,000 positions since August)
• Establish a zone of a room with vinyl wall decals had more than 145 del.icio.us saves—-our monthly high for a single post
• More than 260 people have joined our Unclutterer flickr group. There are 93 photos uploaded to the group, and we look forward to seeing your additions!

Let’s take a few moments to remember some of the things that made August 2007 a great month at Unclutterer.com.

• Reader question: What should I store in a fireproof box?
• Tell us about your work space
• Against stuff
• The 100 thing challenge

Additional highlights:

• Broke the top 3,100 blogs on the internet according to our rank on Technorati (a rank improvement of almost 2,000 positions since July)
• Reader question: What should I store in a fireproof box? had more than 134 del.icio.us saves–our monthly high for a single post
• Our average number of comments per post finally broke into the double digits! Keep on commenting!
• More than 175 people joined our new Unclutterer flickr group. There are 58 photos uploaded to the group already, and we look forward to seeing your additions!

As the month comes to a close, let’s take a few moments to look back over some of the things that made July 2007 a great month at Unclutterer.com.

July’s most popular posts:

• Gamer clutter
• Extreme Minimalism Monday: look ma! no hands!
• Ten things to do in 10 minutes
• Dealing with a cluttery significant other

Additional Highlights:

• Broke the top 5,000 blogs on the internet according to our rank on Technorati
• Joined the LifeRemix network
• We were listed as Seaborgium on the Periodic Table of the Internet
• Reader question: How to dispose of old electronics? had more than 30 del.icio.us saves–our monthly high for a single post
• Why are you here? had the most comments we’ve received on a single post (41)

As the month comes to a close, let’s take a few moments to look back over some of the things that made June 2007 a great month at Unclutterer.com.

June’s top 5 most popular posts:

• Under stairs storage: brilliant
• 8 ways to cut back on computer cables
• Establishing routines
• Extreme minimalism Monday: Hair is clutter
• Peter Walsh answers questions for Unclutterer.com

Additional Highlights:

• Dean from the band The Dead Milkmen weighed in on our Consider Charitable Giving post. He said that he’s a fan of uncluttering, but wasn’t 100 percent certain that someone from his band once mailed my friend Joel a sock.
• Organizational giant Peter Walsh took time out of his busy schedule to answer our questions. I’m still giddy just thinking about this interview.
• Cooking legend Emeril Lagasse’s blog linked to our recipe organization post. It’s difficult to impress my mother, but this link from Emeril’s site gave her something to brag about to all of her friends.