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Getting Organized - Moving Into Your New Home (Part 2)

Get Organized in Your New HomeHere you are at the end of your journey - moving into your new home, where you need to focus on preserving the organization you put in place before this whole relocation process started.

Here Kathi offers her final suggestions on unpacking in your new home so you can maintain that organization.

I hope you have found this series of articles on getting organized useful and will implement some of these suggestions, even if you are not moving yet. I'd love to hear your thoughts!

Good luck with your relocation!

Here's the first article of this last part of the series - Getting Organized - Moving into Your New Home - Getting Settled

If you missed part 1 of the Second section on Preparing for your move, you can read it here: Organizing for Your Move
Here's Part 2 - Packing to Move
And here's Part 3 - Moving Day

Here are the posts in the first part of the series on Preparing Your House for Sale:
Part 1 - Get Organized: Preparing Your House for Sale (Getting Started/Space Clearing 101)
Part 2 - Get Organized: Preparing Your House for Sale (Donate and Recycle/Trash)
Part 3 - Getting Organized: Preparing Your House for Sale
(Reload your closets, and Help)

Kathi Burns, Founder of addSpace to Your Life!, talks now about being organized in your new home and offers some final unpacking suggestions.

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A Few More Unpacking Tips

 
1. As you unpack, spread drop clothes under boxes and in high traffic areas to catch dust and foot debris.

 2. To help your kids get used to their new space, create an agreed upon ‘home’ for each possession. The ‘home’ is the place where the item will get stored when not in use.

 With this method, when it comes time to clean up, you should say, take that toy home, not put it away. There is a BIG difference between putting away, i.e. under the bed or pillow and taking it home to a pre-determined and unmistakable holding zone until further use.

 
3. After moving, resell or recycle your boxes. Pack and ship faculties will gladly recycle your bubbles. Peanuts have a half-life of 500 years so think twice before you toss them into the trash.

Enjoy creating your new life and lifestyle. You worked hard to find your dream home and you deserve a break. If possible, schedule time off after your move so you can recover from the move and fully settle into your new home with ease.

Kathi Burns, founder of addSpace To Your Life!,
a Professional Organizing and Image Consulting Agency

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To read other articles about moving and organizing visit AddSpace to Your Life!


Posted: 6:58 AM, Feb. 18, 2008
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RE: Getting Organized - Moving Into Your New Home (Part 2)

Lots of fantastic tips! Great post!

Posted by Mary Pope-Handy at 7:58 PM, Feb. 18, 2008

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RE: Getting Organized - Moving Into Your New Home (Part 2)

Thanks, Mary. I appreciate the feedback., Glad it was helpful, and hope it will help others who are relocating.

Posted by Jeff Dowler at 8:34 PM, Feb. 18, 2008

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