Post Punk Kitchen Forum

I cannot get my tupperware/gladware type things organized. There is no place to put them. The containers. The lids. Everywhere.

my attic. it scares me how much is up there just kinda hang'n out without order.

My room. All of it. I have so many books and clothes and, and, and. It has become where we store clean laundry until I fold it, where the kids dump things to give away, just the general dumping spot.

(in short the least organized thing in my home is me!)

Our tupperware is disastrous. Generally our kitchen is terrifying.

I just organized my tupperware these weekend. Right now it's lovely. It helped to recycle the 400 EB containers (our trash collection company now takes them. Hoorah!).

My husband's office is terrifying. We moved in nearly two years ago. He still hasn't unpacked.

The picture drawer, which has photos, clippings, children's art and who knows what else. It weighs like 50 pounds, is stuffed to overflowing, and I'm scared to open it.

The shelf in my pantry where I keep my forty different kinds of flour and other baking things. I dream of having them stacked in nicely labelled tupperware containers, but for now I just wrap hairties around the bags and throw them in while slamming the door shut so that nothing falls out. I curse myself for being so disorganised every time I bake, but I still haven't bothered to fix it.

We just moved two weeks ago, so pretty much everything, except the kitchen.

I have a second bedroom that literally became the "throw it in and shut the door" room

I just moved in 5 months ago after living in my old place for 8 years. I'm WAY more organized right now than, well, maybe ever in my life. That said, I can't finish unpacking the downstairs bedroom/office until I get a particular project in the garage done, so that room is the most unorganized in the house. And the garage is a bit of a disaster, too, although I'm gaining on it. Giving away all my empty moving boxes and packing paper helped.

everything.

actually, that's not true. individual bits are very organized like my cupboards, closets, bookshelves, dvd's, etc. but there is just clutter everywhere. where does it come from? why can't i keep it at bay?

Probably everything...

My tupperware actually isn't too bad- it goes it two big baskets on top of the fritz.

There's a small mountain of clean laundry that should be folded, but that doesn't count.

OH! My storage locker in the basement of the building. I need some archeologists or something to explore that formidable cave....

... Everything. But the MOST disorganized is probably just my clothes. I despise putting away laundry.

My closet. It's terrible. When we first moved here, I was so excited to have a walk-in closet. Now it is filled with stuff that doesn't fit anywhere else: books, clothes, blankets, old school supplies, cassette tapes...I do not know where to start, so I just keep the door shut.

Me. :(

Hall closet. I use it as catchall storage and just throw all my shiitake in there.

I just moved into a new apartment two months ago, so I donated most of the crepe I didn't want. There's not that much clutter anymore, thankfully. The least organized part of the apartment is probably my partner's desk; he won't let me clean it up though because he says he never can find anything after I put everything into folders and boxes.

I got the Rubbermaid ones with the locking lids (maroon lid). They are awesome. First time I've been organized in that drawer for awhile!

I'm embarassed to say that my bill-filing is awful.

My kitchen's always super organized. Not just because I live at home even, because when I lived on my own it was too.

My room, however, now that's a different story. Which I'm trying to remedy by getting rid of shiitake. Who wants all my old shiitake? You can have it.

The garage. I'm a little bit of an organization freak and that's the one area that my (messy!) husband has had free reign over. Plus now we're getting ready to move, so there's boxes and stuff piled up out there, too. Just walking in there gives my a minor panic attack.

The Rubbermaid containers with the locking lids are the best! (My lids are gray, though.) I keep trying to convince my parents to trade in their mishmash of 20-year old tupperware and scavenged takeout containers for a set of the Rubbermaid stuff. Their tupperware cupboard gives me hives.

anything my roommate touches. also: tupperware. also also: the tools/laundry/gardening/cat stuff shelf in our utility room. It attracts junk, and dirty junk at that. (crasshole shelf. that's my job. zing!)

Recently I got the amaaaaazing idea to put all the tupperware lids in one gallon ziplock bag. Now they're all together! I have the like ones near each other in the bag, too, mostly. The tupperware themselves are all over the place because the Emperor likes to pull them out of the drawer and carry them around the house, but we're working on it.

We seem to have a perpetual untidy pile of mail that floats around the house.

Also, our fridge seems to spiral out of control pretty quickly.

My closet, for sure.

The kitchen's probably the least disorganized. The dining room and living room are cemeteries for paper. GlueGun's "desk room" is an incredible post-tornado wasteland.

My closets. Whoamygosh. Clothes avalanches all around.