Stacey Platt and Sarah Hayon, 05.29.2012
Don't let frozen food spoil and go to waste. Enjoy your leftovers before it expires while keeping your freezer neat and organized. How do we do that? ...
Stacey Platt and Sarah Hayon, 01.29.2012
Flickr photo by booleansplit
Common, yet curable. Chronic condimentia sufferers are likely to accumulate inappropriate quantities of sauces and sal...
Stacey Platt and Sarah Hayon, 03.26.2012
1. Keep like items together.
2. Open only one bottle of each condiment at a time. Try to limit them to the door, but if there are too many, contain t...
Stacey Platt and Sarah Hayon, 05.05.2012
To keep from searching all over the house for small travel necessities, contain them in a large shoe or boot box. Label it and keep it somewhere acces...
Stacey Platt and Sarah Hayon, 03.21.2012
To neaten an unsightly jumble of cords on the floor of your office, bundle loose cords together using plastic cord ties. Or improvise with what you ha...
Stacey Platt and Sarah Hayon, 04.22.2012
A medicine cabinet can quickly become a dump zone for everything from old medications, empty bottles and long-abandoned cosmetics. And when a dump zon...
Stacey Platt and Sarah Hayon, 02.21.2012
Flickr Photo by Anthony Kelly
There are three categories of hair care items: tools (blow dryer, curling iron, straightening iron, brushes, combs, cu...
Stacey Platt and Sarah Hayon, 04.16.2012
Handbags are often a microcosm of one's life in general. The same rules of organization still apply:
Keep like things together. Use small zippered ba...
Stacey Platt and Sarah Hayon, 12.19.2011
Flickr photo by somegeekintn
A cleaning tip from Stylelist Home's cleaning and organizing experts Stacey Platt and Sarah Hayon of DwellWell NYC.
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Stacey Platt and Sarah Hayon, 02.15.2012
Flickr Photo by David Singleton
Take a five-step approach.
1. Keep basics in stock. These include a case of sparkling water, several bottles of re...
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