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The holidays snuck up on us in 2019, which calls for stressful times. But let's not forget it still is the most wonderful time of the year! Thanksgiving is here, and Christmas is right around the corner. This means everyone is most likely scrambling with decorations, cooking, place settings, last-minute grocery shopping, and gifts galore. Plus the Christmas tree. We can't forget about the tree! There's no need to turn into the Grinch with all the preparations in store for you. Staying organized and having fun can go hand in hand

The kids are going back to school. It's time to reclaim the house from all the art projects, summer reading books and toys on every surface in every room. Your fall cleaning checklist should involve decluttering your home and placing everything away while also making room for the school books, science projects, and homework assignments. You also want to get the house ready for all the upcoming holidays when the family visits. Check out our list of tips to keeping every room organized throughout the new school year. Pantry Clean Out

Moving can be stressful and a lot of work. The good news is that taking a proactive approach and creating a timeline of tasks before your move can make life much easier. Whether you’re moving to a new apartment or a house, try these packing and moving tips to make the process as seamless as possible. Eight Weeks Before: Your First Steps in Planning a Move Once you've decided to move and secured a new place, your next step is locating a moving company to assist you. While you may have

Summer is here, and for many families, that means time to move. Relocating to Houston is common as more people discover this city and make it their home. In fact, an analysis of Census estimates indicates that every year, Houston welcomes about 15,000 new residents between the ages of 25 and 34 alone. Whether for downsizing, work or school, many people move in the summer. If you're tackling a big move this year, you can make the job just a little easier with a storage unit. In fact, renting a storage

The long and cold winter of Houston (the two weeks of 50-degree weather) has ended and we've moved into the beautiful warm and not so humid season of Spring. We find ourselves being joyful and productive and undergoing our annual spring cleaning. While we remember our every day to do list, some of us might forget the once a year cleaning duties. Before you get started, be sure to grab any boxes or storage supplies in the house to organize items you’d like to store away. If you need extra storage

If you’re one of the many people inspired by the Marie Kondo Method, you’ve likely attempted to declutter your home. Maybe tidying up was your New Year’s Resolution, or perhaps you decided to start “spring cleaning” a little early after catching Marie’s new Netflix show. But whether your New Year’s resolution fell through or your attempts to get useless things out the door didn’t exactly “spark joy,” you’re not alone. One in four Americans has a “clutter problem.” Eighty-four percent worry their homes aren’t organized. The need for help with the

People sometimes have mistaken ideas about what it means to become a minimalist. Perhaps you have heard some of the myths that minimalism means giving away nearly all of your belongings, selling your home, and living in the tiniest space possible. The reality is that minimalism is about much more than any specific action you can take and is more of a mindset that you embrace. If you have decided you want to become a minimalist, we offer several physical and emotional steps you can take towards this goal below. Start

Are you resolving to declutter your home in the new year, but having a hard time finding a place for your sentimental possessions? A great solution is to put items such as sports memorabilia, vintage vinyl records, old vacation souvenirs, or even your wine collection in a climate controlled storage unit. By placing them in storage, you can cut down on clutter in your home while still holding on to the possessions that are most meaningful to you. Here are a few tips to help you store those items safely and

Many people make new year’s resolutions in December and feel optimistic about their chances of keeping them. Unfortunately, that optimism often turns to discouragement by January because they failed to plan for success. People often wish for what they want to change without setting reasonable goals to get there. Some also frame the change they want to make in terms of punishment for bad behavior. For example, a person with a disorganized house might make a resolution to stop being so messy. It’s much more helpful to frame the desired change

It’s already the time of year for holiday gatherings, cooking large meals, and displaying seasonal decorations. When you only use these items for a single season, it can be challenging to figure out how to store them when not in use. The solutions below can help you manage these items for the time that you need them. Holiday Decorations The good news about artificial Christmas trees is that they can last years with proper care. The bad news is that they take up a lot of space. They are also heavy