Creative Organizing

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Hidden Dangers in Your Baby’s Nursery | Healthy Child Healthy World Did you know the air in a newly furnished and painted nursery may contain more than 300 toxic chemicals? Check out our new infographic to learn where hidden dangers lurk inside your baby’s room, along with quick, simple steps to create a healthy and safe nursery.

Repurposing things that had previously been taking up space and collecting dust can be very rewarding. This is a set of candle holders that were repurposed to hold house plants.

Do you know the magic of Microfiber?

You've seen those towels advertised for dusting and detailing your car, and feel almost sticky to the touch? They're called Microfiber Cloths and work wonders without the use of harmful chemical cleaners. All you need is water.

How does microfiber work? It is made up of billions of strings of filament, each being finer than 1/100th of a human hair, so it is able to scoop up and hold tiny particles of dust, dirt, and even bacteria! Traditional cotton cloth, on the other hand, just ends up pushing the dirt from one place to another.

Drawer Organizers

One of the easiest ways to practice green organizing is to repurpose things you already own. Do you have any old ice trays laying around, just taking up space? Clear your clutter and put them to good use as drawer organizers. They’re perfect for small items such as office supplies, scrapbooking supplies, beads, jewelry, you name it. You can even use muffin tins, for larger items.