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Endurance Stainless Steel Drink Staws (Set of 4) $9.95 Serve drinks with a twist! Go green with The Endurance Drinking Straws which are made of stainless steel and are a novel addition to cold summer beverages and dinner party cocktails. Instead of rebuying and throwing away all those plastic straws for the kids, use these high quality polished stainless steel straws instead. Add a polished look to your cocktail parties with these elegant looking str… |
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RSVP 6-Piece Stainless Steel Nesting Measuring Cup Set $26.99 Set of six measuring cups are designed to nest compactly together for easy storage. Made of stainless steel with wide, sure-grip handles make for easy measuring. Stainless steel ensures long-lasting durability, and sure-grip handles make using these cups easy in all kitchen applications, be it wet or dry. Sizes Includes: 1-cup 3/4-cup 2/3-cup 1/2-cup 1/3-cup 1/4-cup…. |
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Eva-dry E-500 Renewable Wireless Mini Dehumidifer $18.50 Dehumidifier BenefitsThe high capacity dehumidifier has been designed to absorb moisture from small enclosed areas. It will help protect clothes and valuables from the damaging effects of mold / mildew and moisture rot. It is 100% renewable and needs no power to operate. Just hang the eva-dry unit in a closet, or you can place it in other small enclosed spaces, and it will start absorbing moisture… |
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Citrus Magic Pet Odor Eliminator Solid, 20-Ounce, Citrus Naturally Absorbs Odors!Fresh Linen Scent!Pure Linen™Ideal for:BasementsClosetsPet AreasCars/RV’sSmokeMoldMildewLong Lasting Dual Action:Fresh Linen Scent Freshens AirActivated Charcoal Absorbs Odors!Pure Linen™ Solid Air Freshener magically absorbs bad odors and freshens the air…Naturally! Using a unique formula that utilizes activated charcoal, Pure Linen quickly absorbs foul odors, … |
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Netgear JGS516 ProSafe 16-Port Gigabit Ethernet Switch $159.99 Includes: power adapter, rackmount kit, and installation guide. Netgear ProSafe 16 Port Gigabit Rackmount Switch – This networking switch expands your offices’ network capabilities with 16 ports that each support 10, 100, and 1,000 Mbps transfer speeds. Installation is easy with it’s rackmount design and included rack mount kit. Requirements – UTP Category 5 or better cables, and a network card fo… |
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Clean Your Closet with these Closet Organizers
Is your closet floor a sea of mismatched shoes? Have you nearly risked your life reaching on your tip toes for that favorite blouse hanging just beyond your grasp? If so, it might be time to regain order and control in your unruly closet.
An unorganized closet adds needless stress to your every day routine. But getting (and keeping) your closet clean and organized can be a daunting task. Even the most well organized among us open overstuffed, cluttered closets every morning. A disorganized closet makes it harder to find what you need when you need it, and can even add extra minutes to your already rushed morning routine.
So why waste time rummaging through your wardrobe in a frenzy of activity? With a few simple organizational tools, you can whip your closet into shape. It is time to bid farewell to your closet chaos with these easy tips and tools.
Getting Started
Luckily, there are lots of products out there to help you organize your closet. Knowing which organizers are right for your specific needs will keep your closet functional and organized for years to come.
To start tackling this project, consider the issues that contribute to your current closet clutter. Chances are any problem can be solved with the right organization tool.
Organizing Shoes
If you do not have enough space for your shoes, there are some great solutions at your disposal. A hanging shoe storage container is a very practical tool for getting footwear in order. By hanging your shoes vertically from your closet door, you can clear up space on your shelves and floor for other items.
Another great solution is a shoe rack. Shoe racks come in many styles, but all serve the same overall purpose. They provide extra shelving that allows you store all of your shoes in a small space. The shelves are also slightly angled, making each pair more visible, and allowing for easy access to the footwear you really want.
Another option is to get your shoes out of your closet and purchase an under the bed shoe drawer. This simple cloth drawer has slots for a large number of shoes, and fits discreetly under your bed. Just slide out the drawer for quick, easy access.
Any of these products can help you maximize space in your closet. Finding the right one for you is simply a matter of figuring out how much space you need.
Organizing Clothes
If you have too many clothes to fit on the hanging rod in your closet, there are a number of quick and convenient remedies. A simple but effective product, the Wonder Hanger, holds numerous articles of clothing in the same amount of space that’s normally taken up by only one or two items. The hanger has notches for five articles of clothing, allowing them to hang vertically or horizontally from your closet rod. A closet filled with Wonder Hangers can actually triple your capacity, creating much more space for other items. Wonder Hangers can also be used for ties, belts and other accessories.
You can also meet your clothing storage needs with closet storage bags. These bags have long zippers and clear plastic that let you see and access your clothes quickly. As an added bonus, closet storage bags can help to keep clothes safe from damage that can add to wear and tear. This helps them last longer than clothes that are constantly exposed to the air.
These bags also come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, so they are perfect for everything from wedding gowns, to suits and comforters.
Closet storage bags are also an excellent choice for seasonal clothing storage. You can free up significant closet space by changing out your wardrobe in the summer and winter. Use these protective bags to store your warm or cold weather clothes under the bed, or in the attic or basement. The bags can also conveniently store footwear and accessories.
With these two easy-to-use products, you can easily expand the function and capacity of your closet.
Organizing your closet does not have to be an expensive, time consuming process. With a few simple, but effective tools, you can keep your clothes, shoes and accessories neat and accessible.
Remember, when organizing your closet, it is crucial to keep the accessibility factor in mind. If clothing, shoes or accessories are not in convenient, hassle free locations, your system will fall apart quickly. And organization systems that require a lot of maintenance and upkeep will not work either. So do not forget to plan for future wardrobe expansion and do everything that you can to not let your closet become an unmanageable mess. Keep things simple, and get your shoes and clothes in order fast.
About the Author
Jason Nichols is a freelance writer who writes about staying organized, often discussing specific products such as closet organizers.
Home Security Safes – 40 Things To Put Inside
Sales of home security safes are skyrocketing but before you jump in and follow the trend consider your needs and options carefully. Many people purchase their first home safe on impulse when their neighbor is burglarized or when they hear of a local home fire, without thinking through what they really need. It is worth taking your time selecting the right safety box. Good quality security safes don’t wear out or go out of style; you will have your safe for a very long time.
The most common complaint of folks who purchase home security safes is that they wish they had purchased a larger safe. Home safes are like closets, you generally fill up what you have, and fast! Make a good long term decision by carefully thinking through the things you want to secure.
Consider the different types of items you want to protect in your safety box. Make a list of the items of monetary value such as cash, precious metals, jewelry, watches, silverware, fine china and fine crystal. Add to that the items with sentimental value, photographs, home videos, collectibles, scrapbooks, journals, personal letters, awards, and genealogical records. Include firearms and related items such as rifles, pistols, accessories and ammunition. Critical documents are also good candidates to be secured in a safe. List out financial records, warranties, receipts, insurance documents, tax records, contracts, deeds, stocks and bonds, birth certificates, passports and wills. Finally list your electronic equipment and media such as laptop computers, hard drives, back up disks, flash drives, CD’s & DVD’s, software, cameras, lenses, video equipment, and video tapes. You probably have other things that you would benefit from securing in a security safe.
Make sure you think through the valuables you want to keep in the home safe most of the time, as well as those items you will add when you go out of town. Add to that room for growth as most of us will acquire more valuables as time goes on. Generally speaking the incremental price of a slightly larger safety box of the same quality is very reasonable so consider buying a security safe one step bigger than you think you need.
Size is only one of the important criteria that should be considered when purchasing a home security safe. Also evaluate carefully what type of protection, burglary and/or fire, and what level of security you need. Be aware that electronic media because of its delicate nature need a special type of protection. Often your budget will be commensurate with the value of what you plan to put inside your home home safe. The greater the value of contents, the higher security needed and therefore the more expensive safety box you should consider. Security safes range in price from under $100 to well into the $1,000s. Be sure you make a wise investment by doing your research and talking with someone who is an expert in home security safes. A good source for just such a person is Maximum Security Safes
About the Author
Nancy writes articles about security for home and business. As a security professional she has been involved in helping people secure their homes and valuables for over 15 years. Nancy and her husband are owner/operators of Maximum Security Safes, a family owned and operated business. For more security information see the Maximum Security Safes website.