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Ever wonder how long to store your favorite food or beverage? When is it too long to still be considered safe and tasty to consume?

With the first day of spring right around the corner, organizing your pantry is one project that can be quick, easy and yield immediate results.

Got a junk drawer? Rubbermaid is sponsoring this week’s organizing project and giveaway.

Stocking the pantry can be the key to eating healthy on a budget. Keeping it organized keeps you from buying that 3rd bottle of ketchup just because you didn’t see the one in the back of the cupboard.

Okay, show of hands: How many of you invest money in plastic food storage containers and how many simply re-use everything from whipped topping containers to Chinese take-out plastics to store your leftovers?

I typically don’t advocate organizing with plastic bags as your prime source for containerizing your things. But there are some creative ways that Ziploc® bags can get you better organized around the house.

Wouldn’t it be great if I could just spew a few organizing rules, you implement them, and from here until eternity your home is “perfectly” organized?
That’s the frustrating thing about organizing, though. It is NOT an exact science.
The other day, I was helping a client organize her kitchen cabinets. Our goals were to increase work flow, maximize cabinet space, and purge or relocate all the unnecessary or unrelated items we discovered. Things were going well until it came to the putting-it-all-back stage.
“Where does this need to go,” she kept asking …