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Welcome to Before Breakfast, a production of I Heart Radio.

Good morning.

This is Laura. Welcome to the Before Breakfast Podcast. Today's

tip is about a genius method of corralling small items and being able to

tidy up faster. Use trays and baskets and the

clutter will seem far more under control. I don't know if you've noticed this

but in my house any item on a surface tends to attract more clutter to it

People feel a slight tinge of guilt about leaving an item on a clear counter, but if there's something else there, well pile it up.

The solution would seem to be to leave all surfaces completely clear,

but of course this isn't practical.

Some stuff needs to be accessible,

and some of us, this is definitely my personality,

forget stuff exists when we don't see it.

I actually forgot about a bag of my favorite candy that I had hidden in my dust drawer once. I love that candy, but out of sight, out of mind.

It is possible that if my toothbrush weren't on my bathroom counter, I might forget to brush my teeth.

So an intermediate solution is to use little trays for corralling all items that do need to be on a surface

without making the surface a free-for-all. Any item that needs to be on the surface goes on a tray or in a little

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