Monday, June 29, 2009

Cooler Bags for Summer


These stylish cooler bags are great for camp, school, work, the beach, picnics, sporting events, and all other summer fun! You will love the over-the-shoulder strap to carry all your items and the insulated interior keeps everything cool! Made of a polywoven material. This product is ultra durable and water resistant. Sizes: 9" x 7" x 6" (Small) 11.5" x 9" x 8" (Medium)

Monday, June 22, 2009



Introducing the newest travel solution: the Personal Media Travel Pouch. This clever case is a smaller sized option for organizing personal electronic devices when on the go. When going on vacation or a weekend getaway you don't need to bring along all those gadgets! The Personal Media Travel Pouch is just right for keeping up to 3 essential items like a cell phone, mp3 player and digital camera, and all of their chargers. Each item is nestled in its own separate compartment with its charger stored neatly below it. Available in Camel/Chocolate.

Monday, June 15, 2009

Last Minute Gift Idea for Dad


Instead of buying Dad another tie this year, buy him something to organize his collection! This revolving tie rack mounts and secures to a closet rod and lights up while rotating to show Dad up to 64 tie options! Also features belt hooks so all his accesories are conveniently located in one place.

Weighs about 2 pounds and uses 4 "C" batteries. Dimensions: 5.5"L x 15"W x 6"H.




Monday, June 8, 2009

Organize Dad for Father's Day!

The Golf Trunk Organizer will keep all Dad's golf items organized and in one place. This case helps store in-car golf gear to make finding golf shoes, tees, balls and more easier than ever. It keeps shoes tidy and accessories neat. Two outside zippered pockets hide wallet and keys. There are three quick-access pockets and soft faux leather trim. Ventilated compartment keeps shoes fresh and tidy, wipes clean. Also three inside pockets. Compartments adjust for balls, tees, etc.17”x14”x5.5” (black)



Purchase this product at: http://www.theorganizedlifestylestore.com/

Saturday, May 30, 2009

Organize Your Purse


Lighten your load in your purse with a flat wallet. These wallets fit more inside than they appear to. They easily slide into any purse, briefcase or laptop bag.
We feature a variety of colors and two sizes.
Small Flat Wallet (5"x3.5"): $14.95
Large Flat Wallet (7.5"x 4.5"): $21.95

Monday, March 30, 2009

Get Your Kids To Help You Organize

Getting your family in the act of organizing can greatly cut down on stress levels. Here are some ways your kids can help you.
HOUSEHOLD JOBS A 5-YEAR-OLD CAN DO
1. Make her own bed every day. It may be a little sloppy at first, but it’ll improve with time!2. Put clothes back in the closet or proper dresser drawer!3.Put toys back in the toy chest!4.Water houseplants!5. Feed the dog, cat or goldfish (if she is reminded)!6. Set the table!7. Clear the table..ONE thing at a time!
SOME HOUSEHOLD JOBS A TEENAGER CAN DO
1.Empty wastebaskets.2.Carry out trash cans.3.Vacuum rugs and floors.4.Clean and sweep the kitchen floor.5.Iron his own clothes and the family napkins and tablecloths. (using real cloth takes a little more effort but is nicer than a paper napkin in this rushed world we live in today as well as an environmental saver!6. Polish silver, brass and copper!7.Carry in wood and lay fires!8.Vacuum the inside of the car!9.Wash the car.10.Check kitchen cabinets for household staples and list them (paper goods, sugar,flour etc) - good practice for life after Mom and Dad’s house!

Thursday, March 19, 2009

SPRING CLEANING: Garage

With spring on the way, time to think about cleaning out the garage.Are you using your garage as a storage room?Are you able to drive your car into the garage?Here are some tips to guide you in getting things in order.
1. Start by purging what you no longer need, use or want.
2. Discard anything that is broken
3. Sell or give away what you can
4. Place everything you are keeping in the driveway, grouping items by categories (auto, sports, etc.)
5. Place small items in stackable bins and dangerous or valuable items in bins that lock
6. Hang what you can (garden tools, brooms, folding chairs, bikes, etc.)
7. Put shelves or cabinets up and/or free standing shelving units
8. Make use of rafters by laying sheets of plywood as a floor