HouseLogic Shows Homeowners How to Organize Every Square Inch of Their Home

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17, 2016 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Everyone has that one drawer in their home that serves as a catchall: the junk drawer. But what if you have a junk cabinet? Or a junk room? Or what if you just can't find space in your home to keep everything as neat and tidy as you would like? This month's Every Square Inch! spotlight from Houselogic.com, the comprehensive website for homeowners from the National Association of Realtors^®, features five articles offing advice on how to organize your home and creative ways to take advantage of underused or misused space.

Here are a few tips from HouseLogic on how to make sure not a single inch of space in your home is wasted.

7 Sneaky Storage Ideas to Hide Your Clutter in Plain Sight. Even after you've purged your home of everything that you don't need, want or use, somehow you still have items that don't have an obvious storage space. Follow HouseLogic's steps on how to get your clutter out of sight, including creating new storage under stairwells or replacing a bed's box spring with drawers or a lift-up mattress.

When Getting Organized Goes Wrong. You want to get your house in order, but everything you do to get organized just doesn't seem to work or stick. HouseLogic explains the most common pitfalls in which would-be organizers find themselves, such as trying to buy their way into organization by relying on expensive storage units and containers instead of taking the time to sort and discard clutter.

6 Small-Space Storage Hacks from Desperate New Yorkers. No one knows how to get the most space out of a tiny room than studio apartment dwellers. HouseLogic spoke with a Brooklynite apartment dweller for tips to banish clutter, including thinking like a spy to find secret hiding spots in your home's nooks and crannies to store belongings. 

Now-You-See-It, Now-You-Don't Pantry. Finding extra space in your kitchen can seem impossible, but sometimes you just need to figure out how to make use of the space that that doesn't seem usable. Check out HouseLogic's DIYable pull-out pantry, which can let you store canned foods and spices in the space between your refrigerator and the wall.

6 Creative Ways to Put a Shoe Organizer to Work. Of course, you can use a shoe organizer to store your flats and sandals, but did you know that they are also perfect for keeping all of your odds and ends in order? HouseLogic suggests six ways to repurpose a hanging shoe organizer, including storing and sorting computer cables, chargers and accessories, as well as creating a gift wrap storage station.  

For more information on how to make your space as organized and efficient as possible, visit HouseLogic.com.

HouseLogic is a free source of information that helps consumers make smart, confident decisions about all aspects of home ownership. Made possible by Realtors^®, the site helps owners get the most value and enjoyment from their existing home and helps buyers and sellers make the best deal possible.

The National Association of Realtors^®, "The Voice for Real Estate," is America's largest trade association, representing more than 1.1 million members involved in all aspects of the residential and commercial real estate industries.                                                    

Information about NAR is available at www.realtor.org. This and other news releases are posted in the "News, Blogs and Videos" tab on the website.  

For further information contact:
Jane Dollinger, 202/383-1042
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