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If you’re like me, your garage is the primary way you come in and out of your home. As a result, we always have keys, wallets, hats, and sunglasses on shelves spread throughout our kitchen.  Even worse, since the closest closet is near the front door, we also have shoes stashed all over our downstairs.  If this sounds familiar, the answer may be to create a garage mudroom with a designated place for all your stuff.  In this article, I’ve gathered several practical, creative ideas to help you get your entryway organized.  But first, let’s talk about how important it...

The Best Way To Clean “Stuffies” And Other Stuffed Toys In this post, you’ll learn how to wash stuffed animals both in a washing machine and by hand. You’ll also learn which method is best to use when, and how to dry them safely afterward. With the help of these simple tips, you can restore those stuffed animals to a much fresher, cleaner, and more hygienic state! Most parents know all too well how grimy those beloved “stuffies” can get over time! And considering that they’re often toted everywhere, snuggled overnight, dropped in the street, and dragged across the floor,...

Overall, even though my counter isnt always completely clear of air-drying dishes, this mat is unassuming and simple. READ MORE...

What type of storage solutions do you have or wish you had in your laundry room? For me, it was a laundry room drying rack and storage solutions for my tablecloths. Pant rack to laundry hack! I’ve always folded my tablecloths and stored them in our hallway linen closet. I knew that hanging the tablecloths would help with fewer creases so I created this cabinet for wrinkle-free storage for tablecloths. The last thing I want to do is to iron tablecloths! I placed tablecloths and some lightweight blankets on this rack. I haven’t quite unpacked all my linens yet and...

Vendor: Danica and Now Designs Type: Housewares - Kitchen Price: 6.00 Perfectly sized at 6.5 by 8 inches this cloth is big enough to clean up wet messes but small enough to easily squeeze out any excess water. Our sponge cloths are sourced from authentic Swedish manufacturers. What is a Swedish Sponge Cloth:Made from cotton and plant-based cellulose fibers, these 100% natural and compostable cloths are an established must-have in Scandinavia. They can hold 15x their weight in water making them highly absorbent. Quick-drying, you'll be amazed at how odor-free they are! Use in place of paper towels and plastic...