Home Reboot

Utilize the corner space for a compact desk or workstation to create a functional home office.

Brighten up the corner with a stylish floor lamp to add both light and visual interest.

Install floating shelves to display books, decorative items, or small plants.

Create a gallery wall with framed artwork or photographs to turn the corner into a focal point.

Place a stylish accent chair with a side table and a decorative lamp for a chic seating area.

Add a tall indoor plant or a collection of smaller plants to bring life to the corner.

Create a cozy reading corner with a comfortable chair, floor lamp, and bookshelf.

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Schedule regular times each week for organizing different areas of your home. This keeps tasks manageable and your home consistently tidy.

Sort mail and other papers as soon as you bring them into the house. Have a system for what needs immediate attention, what needs to be filed, and what can be recycled.

Assemble all your cleaning supplies in one portable caddy to make regular cleaning sessions more efficient.

Invest in furniture that doubles as storage, such as ottomans with hidden compartments or beds with drawers underneath.

For areas like a pantry or storage room, keep an inventory list to avoid overbuying or losing track of what you have.

Keep frequently used items at eye level or lower and less frequently used items higher up.

Install double hanging rods, add shelves, or use hanging organizers to maximize vertical space in closets.

Keep out-of-season items like clothing and decorations in labeled bins in less accessible areas, like under the bed or high shelves, and rotate them as needed.

Choose containers appropriate for the items you’re storing. Oversized containers waste space, and undersized containers overflow, both leading to disorder.

Designate a spot near the entrance for keys, mail, shoes, and other items you carry in and out daily. This helps to keep the rest of the house clutter-free.

Clear bins allow you to see what’s inside without having to open them. This is particularly useful for seasonal items or things you don’t use daily.

Use dividers in drawers to keep items like utensils, office supplies, or cosmetics neatly separated and accessible.

Use labels on storage bins, shelves, and drawers. This not only helps you find items more quickly but also makes it easier to put things back where they belong.

Use walls for shelves, hooks, and racks to keep the floor space less cluttered. This is especially useful in small spaces.

Periodically go through your home and declutter. If you haven’t used something in a year and it doesn’t have sentimental value, consider donating or discarding it.

If you have a water filtration system, ensure it is regularly maintained and filters are replaced according to manufacturer's recommendations to ensure clean and safe drinking water.

Keep emergency supplies on hand, such as flashlights, batteries, and non-perishable food, in case of power outages during typhoons or other emergencies.

Maintain proper ventilation in attics, crawl spaces, and bathrooms to prevent moisture buildup and mold growth.

Periodically inspect the foundation for cracks or signs of settlement and address any issues promptly to prevent structural damage.

Keep food stored in airtight containers, seal cracks and crevices, and maintain cleanliness to prevent pest infestations such as cockroaches and rodents.

Regularly clean drains and sewers to prevent blockages and backups, especially during the rainy season.