A Little R & R has a chore chart system that works for her.

“This is a chart system that I designed and have been using for nearly a year now. I divide all my chores over 5 days, so that Ive done everything by Saturday and I have the weekend free. I write down every single thing i have to do for the day so that nothing is forgotten. I also get the joy of crossing all those things off my list – something I love to do. There are extra spaces for those out-of-the-norm things and an extra column for things that need to be done but are not a priority.

The chart can be downloaded as a free “printable” in a Word document – and each woman can design it to her own needs.”

Read about and download the weekly chore chart.

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Amy from The Red Chair blog shares how she uses a wire shelving unit to organize toddler toys. I’ve had two sets of these wire shelves for years and have used them to store everything from toys to school books to clothes!

You can read how Amy uses this unit in a variety of ways on The Red Chair blog.

For more ideas to help you simplify and organize one day at a time, visit the Organized in 365 Archives.

Have you shared a great organizing tip on your website? I’d love to feature it on TheHappyHousewife.com. Submit your Organized in 365 tip.

Don’t have a blog, but have a great tip? Submit your Organized in 365 guest post here.