Jeri Dansky

Contributor, Organization Column, Core77
Half Moon Bay, CA, USA

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  • "On Twitter, I asked my fellow professional organizers what they thought — and they were unanimous in giving this a thumbs down. You can see their comments here: https://twitter.com/JeriDansky/status/1483588857656328195"
    on: Yea or Nay on This Design for a Storage Object: The "Acrylic Wall Pocket"
  • "Sorry for the error, Drew: it's fixed now."
    on: Not Your Ordinary Clothes Hangers 
  • "Chevis, I mentioned the Dotz Cord Catcher in the prior post I linked to at the start of this one. "
    on: 11 Ways to Control Desktop Cables
  • "Jeffrey: Nice one - thanks! I'd not seen the Gorilla Baby before."
    on: 11 Ways to Control Desktop Cables
  • "Matt, I definitely agree about not keeping things you don't need (or love); as a professional organizer, I always work with clients to declutter before we worry about storage. And certainly many things should NOT be stored in the attic; I've seen too many things ruined by being stored in a hot attic. Your other cautions are right on, too. But sometimes the attic can be used well (assuming it's safe). For example, many people like decorating for the holidays, and many of their decorations will not be harmed by attic storage. "
    on: Making the Most of an Attic
  • "Michael, follow that first link ("noted before") to one of my prior posts and you'll see the Clug. "
    on: 9 Ways to Store a Bike Indoors
  • "Thanks - the URL is fixed now."
    on: Staying Organized at a Sit/Stand Desk
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