What do you know about sorting and storage?

1. Clean up before going out every day. If you come home after a hard day and see a mess, you must be in a bad mood.

2. Make sure that you can spare 15 minutes to tidy up every day, or use your spare time and a quarter of an hour's effort to make a big difference in your environment.

3. Control your shopping desire. There are many things at home that look good, but they are of little use. The key is those items that still occupy a lot of space. Look before you leap, and be a rational consumer.

You can put away the things that are not used for the time being, and then list the places that must be sorted out every day, so it is easier and more time-saving to store and sort them out.

5. It can't be finished in one day to organize at home. This is a continuous process. Make a plan and arrange a place every day, so that the workload is less and the thinking is clearer, especially when arranging small objects.

6. Storage is very important. When sorting out, you should sort out some confusing things, find an idle drawer and store these things in the drawer.

7. Sorting is not a person's business. Everyone in the family has the responsibility to tidy up their personal belongings, especially the children. Let them learn to tidy up their things, and make a big arrangement once every six months to get rid of the things they don't use.

8. Store things in an easy-to-remember way, whether it is boxes or boxes. Every family member should put his important documents and souvenirs in a fixed place. For example, papers, briefings, academic certificates, and various cards are often the most important but easiest things to find at home.

9. Be honest with your heart. If you don't like something, don't force yourself to keep it. For those who need it more, it is also a good way to accommodate and expand family relationships.

10. Don't pursue perfection in home layout. Too deliberate storage will lose the smoke. Remember, this is your home, not a model room.