storageware Declutter Your Home After the Christmas Season
The Christmas season has swiftly been and gone. Whilst still being in the midst of a pandemic, many have found this as an opportunity to clean and clear their homes. What More UK talks to Housewares on how storageware can eliminate mess and organise our homes our seasonal items.
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tart the year as you mean to go on, with a clear space and organised home. With many of us currently spending more
time than ever in our homes, it’s important to be in a calm and clutter-free environment, where you can work from home efficiently and also relax and enjoy yourself in your down time.
With the Christmas season behind us, it often
leaves behind clutter and chaos; presents left to one side with no designated home, cupboards bulging etc. First things first, using appropriate and space saving storage boxes for your Christmas storage can not only make your life easier by being more organised for next year, but should also help you save space. Our Crystal range features sizes that have been designed specifically for storing Christmas items such as your Christmas tree (133L Box) and wrapping paper (55L Box), as well as this we also have a bauble organiser box (7.01 Organiser Box) that stores your baubles neatly and securely to keep them organised and to avoid damages. Once the Christmas decorations are put
away and out of sight, you can focus on the items you’ve received or purchased over the Christmas season. Finding homes for all your new presents as well as your family members presents, particularly bulkier items, can be tricky, especially if you have limited storage space. Now is a great time to have a big clear out and get rid of items that you no longer want or need that you’ve accumulated over the years. Some things to consider throwing away are expired beauty products, winter clothes you haven’t worn, old magazines and kid’s toys that they either don’t use anymore, they’ve outgrown or that have missing pieces. Anything that is still in good condition can be sold or donated. Now that you’re left with only the items
you want to keep, you can start storing them away in a neat and organised system. Firstly, remember to remove all packaging from your new gifts, if you don’t need to keep the boxes they came in or if you don’t have the space then throw them out. Don’t forget all of the cardboard boxes that your presents were delivered in. Clear them all out of the house and into the recycling. Studio Baskets are very versatile, they can be used in every room of the house for storing everything including towels, pantry goods, makeup and toys. A number of the available sizes have been designed specifically for
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drawer organisation, perfect for use in the kitchen, craft room or dressing table. The uses are endless. Another advantage of this range is that its modern design doesn’t look out of place on display in your home, so consider using them on shelves and other surfaces. Once you’ve eaten up the excess food in the house and you’re getting back to normal you can consider reorganising your kitchen cupboards and fridge to make your life easier with a simple storage system. Using baskets is a great way to keep everything organised and to keep track of everything you currently have. Labelling the boxes makes it even more convenient. Studio Baskets in sizes 5.02 and 4.02 are very popular for use in kitchens and pantries, they are ideal sizes for fitting on shelves and give a very clean, organised and modern look. Once you’re happy with your newly organised home, give it a good deep clean and enjoy! Whatever system you’ve chosen, make sure it works for you so that you can stick to it throughout the year. This will keep your home organised and neat whilst also making it easier and more enjoyable to live in.
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