We’ve packed and moved enough boxes at CMFTO to know that books can be especially cumbersome.
Ideally, libraries should reflect our passions, but many clients have confided in us that they rarely revisit the books in their library once they’ve read them — or that they haven’t had a chance to read many of their books at all.

DVDs, CDs, vinyl….dare we say cassette tapes? If you’re anything like us, you may have accumulated an extensive media library by now. However, with the advent of streaming music and video, our CD and DVD collections have become somewhat obsolete – not to mention bulky and cumbersome.

We all understand it’s important to save personal documents, such as annual tax returns, safely and securely. What’s not always clear, though, is how long we should keep those documents and how to store them. 

Clearing the clutter from our closets can be a challenging task, and the way you organize your clothing closet is different from how you organize closets that store linens, board games, or sports equipment. 

In this post, we’re addressing an important project: clearing out the medicine cabinet.

There are three main questions to ask yourself as you assess each item in your medicine cabinet or closet: 

• Is the item expired?