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Garage. We've been saving the best challenge for last - and we're going out with a bang. Today's final #newyearNEATme challenge has us working in the garage. Remember, work on areas that feel manageable to avoid getting overwhelmed. Find tips for our final day on our story then congratulate yourself on a job well done. Let us know how this month went in the comments. @bostonneat
✨The magic of using vertical space✨ Shop the baskets and labels used in this tiny laundry closet at the link in our bio.
More labels, please. Get our custom NEAT font on our Pantry, Closet and Mudroom, and Spice Label Sets. Pro tip: they fit perfectly on our Label Holders ✨
If you’ve been looking for an easy DIY project.. you’ve just found it! Our instructional video on How To Create a Custom Spice Drawer just dropped on YouTube. Follow the simplified steps below or head to the link in our bio to watch the full video: 1. Measure your drawer 2. Purchase a spice drawer insert that is the same size (or larger than your drawer) 3. Cut insert to drawer size 4. Fill with your favorite NEAT Method Spice Jars and Spice Label Sets …and you’re all set! Tap to shop our collection and then congratulate yourself on a job well done. ✨
Don’t miss this… we’re getting ready to send out our April Organizing Guide! This exclusive content contains bite-sized organizing tips and product ideas to help you transform different spaces in your home. Join the fun at the link in our bio, or comment below and we’ll send it directly to you. ☀️ @vegasvalleyneat
Hello, perfection. ☀️ After years of organizing primary closets, we’ve come to discover a functional system that works in almost any space. Head to the link in our bio to read about today’s journal - The Anatomy Of Her Closet - and learn about the five ways to give it that NEAT touch.
Snacks, baking, pasta, bread.. oh my! Designed with a removable insert to prevent smaller items from falling through, our Grid Baskets are as beautiful as they are functional. There are a million ways you could use them - what are you storing inside? @atlanta_neat
Talk about a work of art. 🎨 When it comes to storing craft supplies, the type of product you use is the key to your success. Choose organizing products that can get wiped down quickly, that seal, and have a lid (to prevent unwanted break-ins 😉). Save this post as inspiration for later. @wisconsinneat
We’re biiiiggg fans of display shelves inside primary closets. But styling them isn’t always as easy as it may seem. Here are a few core products that will help uplevel any shelf: boot shapers, clutch stands, hat stands, purse shapers, jewelry stands, and more. Head to the link in our bio to shop our favorites. @sdneat
This might be a controversial one... 😉 When organizing a pantry, we always suggest you check expiration dates. But this latest article, written by the New York Times, dives into what expiration dates you should follow and which might be more of a suggestion. We’re sharing the ones you should follow and why below. -Unrefined Grains: these items contain fats, the first nutrient that leaves when it comes to dry pantry staples. Check your brown rice, quinoa, oatmeal, and bread often. -Bread: fresh bread from the bakery (ones that don’t include preservatives) will begin to go stale quickly. To help prevent this from happening, keep your loaves stored in the freezer. -Baby Food: the only category with a federally mandated use-by date representing the date the manufacturer can guarantee the food hasn’t lost each nutrient on the label. -Spices: this category begins to lose its flavor once it’s past its expiration date. We suggest checking these items once a year and restocking them when needed. Agree or disagree? Let us know in the comments, then head to the link in our bio to read the full article.