Individuals & Families
On a clear day, you can see your countertops.
When you walk into your home, do you or members of your household have a habit of dropping everything in one specific spot? If you answered yes, consider yourself in great company. Most households have what we, at KC Streamline Concepts, like to call the “Dumping Zone.” Papers, mail, bills to pay, kids’ homework or projects and other stuff piles up here, and it becomes an overwhelming task to sort through it all. Today’s mail is tomorrow’s pile!
Let’s get your counter clutter under control. KC Streamline Concepts has some simple and easily implemented tools every household can use to create an efficient and clutter free Home Command Center. One of the most essential tools we use to help you keep your center organized is our very own Alpha-Omega Organizer™.
Take the first step in creating your own Home Command Center by filling out a Residential Productive Environment Scorecard™ * and submitting it to us online. We will review your scorecard and contact you to set-up a free 30-minute phone consultation. During the consultation, we will identify your organizational needs and determine your goals for an in-house session.
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10 TIPS TO KEEP YOUR HOME CLUTTER & STRESS FREE
1. Maintain your Home Command Center.
2. Open your mail with a trashcan nearby. Immediately throw away junk mail.
3. Insist dirty dishes go in the dishwasher.
4. Have hampers in each bedroom or a designated hallway closet for dirty clothes.
5. Invest in containers to store things.
6. Have a container for each child to keep their most cherished papers and artwork.
7. Design a time block to do the weekly housecleaning. Get everyone involved with at least one chore.
8. Take a day each season to sort through closets and take unused items to your local charity
9. Sort your favorite photos as you get them developed. Make an album or store them away.
10.Pick-up throughout the day and before you go to bed. Starting the day with a clean kitchen and not tripping over toys makes for a calmer beginning of the next day.
