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Reader question: Which linens stay and which ones go?
Tips to help you know which linens are good and which linens are clutter in your home.
Home shopping contributes to clutter
Unitasker Wednesday: Mango splitter
I’m sure I’ll get a bunch of comments from mango lovers telling me that they can’t live without their mango splitter, but I just can’t justify purchasing a tool to split a specific fruit.
Trash the dress!
Clear clutter from your closet by participating in the Trash the Dress project.
Weekend project idea: Clear clutter from your medicine chest
Clear the clutter from your medicine chest as a simple, weekend project!
Improve performance by getting files off your OS X desktop
Keeping things clean can make your computer faster. Who knew?
Brilliant: The foot dustpan
Reader Scott sent in this awesome foot-handled dustpan.
A man in uniform
Mr. Jobs, it’s not easy to get you to sit for an interview, so I’ll make this short. Why do you always wear blue jeans and a black turtleneck?

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Posted by Erin on Jun 29, 2008 | Comments |

Posted by Cynthia Friedlob, The Thoughtful Consumer - 06/29/2008

In the original post, someone mentioned a long-handled dustpan as a better alternative to the foot dustpan. I agree. You can usually find one at your local hardware store or here’s a link:

http://www.uline.com/ProductDe.....p;ref=7007

As for Steve Jobs uniform, I give him three cheers! He’s branded himself brilliantly and simplified his life. I’m a big fan of uniforms and, in a bit of shameless self-promotion, offer this link to my article, How to Get Dressed Without Driving Yourself Crazy if you’d like to read my take on creating an uncomplicated wardrobe.
Posted by Amy - 06/29/2008

I usually keep 2 of these at a time in the house - one for the kitchen, the other for cleaning up after the cats (read:litter) and sweeping the patio.

http://www.lnt.com/product/ind.....age=family
Posted by Josephine - 07/01/2008

I completely forgot about the Steve Jobs/minimalist wardrobe post. Incidentally, Michael Kors, the American designer, (any Project Runway fans out there?) wears only blue jeans, black turtleneck and jacket.