Good Housekeeping Clutter Rescue!: Just Minutes a Day to Get Organized―Forever!

by Good Housekeeping (Editor)

Now, the ultimate guide to organizing and decluttering your life features a vibrant new design and photography. Its filled with hundreds of simple strategies from the trusted experts at Good Housekeeping , all arranged room by room, zone by zone. There are no big jobs; just manageable chunks that dont overwhelm you. Each zone features a clock icon that shows how much time is needed for each task, so even if you have only 15 minutes a day, youll see how to find a place for everything… and put everything in its place. 

264 pages, Hardcover

First published February 5, 2013

About the author

The Good Housekeeping Institute was created to provide readers of Good Housekeeping magazine with expert consumer advice and delicious, classic and contemporary east-to-follow recipes. These ideals still hold true today. The institute team are all experienced cooks, home economists and consumer researchers. They test the lastest products in purpose-built, modern kitchens, where every recipe published in the magazine and its range of bestselling cookery books is rigorously tested so that you can cook any Good Housekeeping dish with confidence.

Reviews

[Lisa · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book is not really a "decluttering" book but shows decorating ideas and/or storage ideas for a home/space that is already decluttered and not so much for a "small space"/home which is what I am looking for. Some good ideas and pretty rooms though - found a few tips like how to re-use wine bottles for things like oil/sugar etc. just add a tight fitting cork and/or funnel for pouring! :)

[Tanya · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not a decluttering book so much as an idea book for decorating decluttered homes. Pretty rooms and great ideas...but better as a magazine rather than a book so shopping sources can be provided without becoming outdated as a resource.

[Lauren Williams]

This tiny book is filled with ideas, tips and encouragement for getting every space in your home organized. There is a slight disregard for cost, an “oh of course you can just buy a pretty solution” optimism to the book, but it does also supply many ideas for home-made, recycled, inexpensive alternatives – like making magazine holders out of cereal boxes, a great solution in a child’s room. Flip through it for inspiration.

Lauren Williams, Owner, Casual Uncluttering LLC, Woodinville, WA USA