Cheryl Meyer, president of Cardinal Closets and Jennifer Barber, a professional organizer who owns Cut the Chaos, gives you a plan for turning your kitchen into a neat and functional space.
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Thursday, March 15, 2018
Clear Out Your Kitchen Clutter
By Marie Bradby
Cheryl Meyer, president of Cardinal Closets and Jennifer Barber, a professional organizer who owns Cut the Chaos, gives you a plan for turning your kitchen into a neat and functional space.
Cheryl Meyer, president of Cardinal Closets and Jennifer Barber, a professional organizer who owns Cut the Chaos, gives you a plan for turning your kitchen into a neat and functional space.
Tuesday, April 5, 2016
How to de-clutter your home
By Amanda Beam
More and more in today’s world, seniors are deciding to make do with less. Circumstances force some to part ways with their beloved belongings. Others may crave a simpler lifestyle, one without the hassle of an untidy home.
In either situation, sorting through papers, mementos and household goods can be stressful mentally as well as physically.
Through their business Staging Your Next Move, co-founders Lynn Medeiros and Kathi Jaggers want to help reduce this anxiety by decluttering both homes and lives.
“It makes your life simpler,” Lynn says. “We’re always bringing things into our houses, but try and think about how much goes out of the house. No matter what age you are, we should all be looking at our items and trying to discard them.”
More and more in today’s world, seniors are deciding to make do with less. Circumstances force some to part ways with their beloved belongings. Others may crave a simpler lifestyle, one without the hassle of an untidy home.
In either situation, sorting through papers, mementos and household goods can be stressful mentally as well as physically.
Through their business Staging Your Next Move, co-founders Lynn Medeiros and Kathi Jaggers want to help reduce this anxiety by decluttering both homes and lives.
“It makes your life simpler,” Lynn says. “We’re always bringing things into our houses, but try and think about how much goes out of the house. No matter what age you are, we should all be looking at our items and trying to discard them.”
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