DIY Furniture Moving Sliders {Cheap Organizing Tricks}

Sometimes . . . decluttering/organizing requires furniture-moving.

Sometimes . . . the motivation to move furniture hits when big, strong (handsome and hairy) men aren’t available to help.

Everytime . . . motivation related to decluttering/organizing must not be stifled.  It’s just too elusive.

When I need to move furniture, I place glossy gift-bags under the feet of the furniture to be moved.  Occasionally, a certain bag won’t work for some reason, but I always have plenty.

The slipperiness of the bags helps the furniture slide across the floor more easily. I’m sure that the real furniture-sliding-thingamabobs work better, but I’m pretty sure I had some at one point, but could never find them when I needed them.

 

 

 

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Get Towels off the Floor – Cheap {Organizing} Tricks

I’ve been thinking about starting a new series this year called:

Cheap {Organizing} Tricks

So here goes.  This first one isn’t so much a trick, as a duh.

My definition of “duh” is: Something that is so quick or easy that it makes me wonder why I didn’t do it sooner.

Yes.  I was in Junior High in the 80s.  Why do you ask?

I will attribute this idea to Normal Friend.  She claims that she gets the majority of her organizing stuff at the Dollar Tree.  When she saw that I “might” have Towel Placement Issues, she said that I could get Towel Hanging Doo-lollies there.

Honestly, I was only half listening because the other half of me was thinking of excuses for why whatever she was talking about wouldn’t work.

Here’s the thing.  I used to love to shop for organizing stuff.  Partly because I just loved stuff. Mostly, though, because I thought/hoped that I would someday find the perfect thing that would solve all my slob problems.  Because this delusion only caused me to end up with more stuff that I couldn’t keep organized, I’ve kind of swung my pendulum to the other extreme.

Like, I assume that NO organizing stuff will ever work for me.  So why buy anything?

Even at Dollar Tree.

But, when I was in Dollar Tree letting my daughter buy a soon-t0-be-legless-not-a-Barbie, I saw what Normal Friend was talking about.  And I decided to waste two dollars.

Really, I assumed they would break.  As a chronic over-loader, I’ve never had much luck with hooks and such.

But . . . I was wrong.  I’m admitting it here for the entire world to read.  These things work.  They attach tightly to the top of the door (no hardware needed) and are plenty strong for one towel.  And they’re a dollar each.

Duh.

 

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