Related: The Pro Organizers of the NEAT Method Share Tricks for Tidying Up in the New Year At its core, clutter creep is the gradual accumulation of items to the point that they begin to overwhelm a ...

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Once you know the most common sources of visual clutter, dealing with it is surprisingly easy. If your home is in need of a ...

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I was excited to receive Rita Emmett’s new book on “clutter-busting” on a Friday. Got to be a column, I figured. Tossed it on my desk, went out and hit a bucket of balls and worked on my putting.

Pot lids, cutting boards, spice racks — oh my. Because we use our kitchens daily, it's easy for organization to fall by the wayside. It doesn't help that some of the items we use most often, like pots ...

From junk drawers and stuffed closets to kitchen countertops overtaken by appliances, clutter can creep up on us all. And while retail therapy might make you feel better for a moment, all that ...

Dear Harriette: I have always been messy, but things have gotten a lot worse recently. I have been working overtime to try to make up for the shortfall during COVID-19, but I have also been working ...

It seems inevitable. Little paper piles creep up out of nowhere in the hustle and bustle of a home. This can be especially true during busier holidays and transitioning from one season to the next. It ...