Clutter Rehab: 101 Tips and Tricks to Become an Organization Junkie and Love It!

This book has changed the way I am tackling my clutter, with amazing results so far!And I'm going to give it points for it's SHORTER length, because when you want to tackle your clutter, really, the last thing you want to do is sit down and read a huge book on it. This one is quick and to the point, I was able to get through it fast and remember the big points easily.There is a significant portion on kids clutter, and I don't have kids yet, however I don't look at this as a downside because I figure it'll help me stop problems before they start when we do have kids (we're getting ready, hence the initiative of tackling the clutter). Secondly, sometimes you can apply the kids clutter techniques to yourself anyways, so don't skip them! The kids art/binder techniques worked for me and my own artwork/photography for example!A+!Thanks for helping us get our house back!

This is a perfect book for "toilet reading" and I mean that in a good way. The book is organized in short sections of TIPS and TRICKS -- it's almost like a check list with brief descriptions. Some have photos, others do not. The author is very clear in each TIP and doesn't complicate her points or add long story examples -- Most of the time, it's straight to the TIP and moves on. I love that.I'm a dude in my late 20s and I noticed that more than half of the TIPS in the book are geared toward older women with families, but I still found this book helpful as I could pick it up and read a few TIPS at a time and then try to adapt them to my life.Also, this book is great on the KINDLE.

This book is a quick read with so many wonderful tips. I've implemented several already and my youngest son asked "What is going on in this house?" He noticed! And, these tips truly do make a difference. Looking forward to making more changes to simplify my life! Wish I had this book 20 years ago!

Getting organized has so many rewards, but by the time we realize we need to cut down on the clutter in our lives it often seems like a monumental task. The great thing about this book is it treats organization as an ongoing process and encourages you to start small. By structuring the book as 101 simple tips for getting organized, it is smart about getting people into the process one step at a time to make it easy to build organizing skills and confidence while reducing clutter.

I was a tad dissapointed with this book as I was expecting MORE. I read this book in 10 minutes. I do think it would make a great add-on gift to a new mom's mother's day gift. The book has quality pages and pictures, but for a true clutteraholic, I wanted much more for that title.

I have to say that a lot of the ideas in here were commonsense but generally unthought about in the busy hustle and bustle of every day. I loved some of the ideas, very easy, and I will be implementing them. A quick read so not overly involved. Clear and simple.

It had good suggestions and pictures that helped me visualize them.

I am on an organizational kick lately and have purchased quite a few books - this was not one of my favorites - it is one I honestly could have done without as I did not learn anything new. I highly recommend "Organized Simplicity: The Clutter-Free Approach to Intentional Living" instead.

I am going to start this book today as I have downsized, just gone through renovations and I am in a wheel chair now, so due to the circumstances I am going to pass along a lot of stuff I can no longer use, this helps people who can use it, and gets it out of my way.I also got a collie pup last year who is an energetic guy and has a huge tail that clean off a coffee table. So another reason to rethink to rethink the little things we have.I think it will be a rewarding experience as it will remove the frustration of try to accomplish daily chores in this chair. I have to simplify due to my circumstances but I want to do it in a way that makes sense and makes it pretty.  Clutter Rehab: 101 Tips and Tricks to Become an Organization Junkie and Love It!Clutter Rehab: 101 Tips and Tricks to Become an Organization Junkie and Love It!

The book didn't take long to read and a lot of the tips I have already implemented, they are fairly common sense. I didn't really gain anything here and I could have gained inasmuch looking at the website. The book I read after this was the life-chnager for me : I now even have time to write reviews! (Confessions of an organised homemaker: Deniece Schofield)

Mostly common sense, nothing new.

She has many free ideas to organise drawers. Super. She has reminded me of long forgotten ways of doing - whatever. This is one of the best books I have read in years.

Concise, well written, easy to follow and just what I needed to "kick-start~" me to start de-cluttering to such an extent the Charity Shops have really benefited.