Home & GardenStoring & Organizing Things

Want to get organized? Need a place to put everything? Here, homeowners share their best tips for keeping things organized when you’re storing things in closets, pantries, attics, basements, and garages. From bathroom & closet organizers to kitchen & pantry organization tips — we’ve got DIY tips you won’t find anywhere else.

Never sold anything on eBay before? Have no fear... it's easy to sell your first items in an eBay auction, thanks to these 2 great tools. Plus, lots of tips for selling on eBay from the pro's -- those who've made a lot of money doing it.

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Here's the most practical folding technique of them all... one that everyone can use on a daily basis: How to fold towels & keep them looking great during use in your bathroom!

I finally found a creative use for all those little yard post signs left behind by lawn care companies! Use them as yard sale signs to show prices for large items at a garage sale, or next to groups of similar items like books, tools, toys, etc.

What do men buy at garage sales? What unusual bargains are women looking for? What about teens? Yard sale trends that you can use for your next yard sale.

Next on my list of 'subdivision pet peeves' is this: People don't use their garages for parking cars in anymore! Why? See why here...

An organized closet. photo by Liz (perspicacious.org) on Flickr

Here are 5 great tips for organizing your walk-in closet! This is a project that everyone could benefit from... why not do it now???

Looking for a quick & easy way to stay organized? Then you've GOTTA try the PocketMod! It's very low-tech, yet very practical and functional. (Fun too!)

Do you snoop inside medicine cabinets? Should you? Believe it or not, there may be a good reason to snoop inside your friend's medicine cabinet these days! Here are some interesting facts about this and other odd bathroom behavior, plus some funny bathroom pranks!

It bugs me when some many 'working' items are simply kicked to the curb on trash pick up day, rather than donated to places like Goodwill or the Salvation Army... or better yet, passed on to your own neighbors, friends, and relatives.