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"1. If you have 10 minutes:  Clear off the countertop.  Find a new home for any appliances you don&amp;#039;t use daily (or close to it). If you hand-wash dishes, dry them on a rack like the Siliconezone by Karim Sink Roll ($50); it rolls up for easy storage when not in use. 2. If you have 15 minutes:  Sort out the cleaners under the sink.  Pull out your cleaning supplies; toss anything that has dried out or been used beyond recognition. Arrange the remaining cleansers by room or type (e.g., &amp;quot;bathroom,&amp;quot; &amp;quot;dusting&amp;quot;) and place each group into a plastic bin \u2014 they&amp;#039;ll be easy to grab at chore time. 3. If you have 25 minutes:  Take on that overloaded utensil drawer.  Two questions: Has it been over a month since I used this? Do I have something else that works better? If you say yes to both, donate it! Can&amp;#039;t decide? Put it into a box in the basement; write the date on top. If the box is unopened a year from now, give it up! And then: Streamline your storage containers.  Recycle lidless, discolored, or warped plastic containers, then assess your needs: Most families of four are fine with 12 pieces total. Stick to vessels that are all the same shape so they&amp;#039;ll stack neatly and take up less space. 4. If you have 30 minutes:  Reorganize the refrigerator.  Toss anything that&amp;#039;s expired, group like with like, and stash small items (yogurt, fruit) in clear plastic drawers like Fridge Binz ($8 to $20 each). Check the freezer: If you don&amp;#039;t recognize it, can&amp;#039;t remember when you froze it, or know that it&amp;#039;s more than six months old, chuck it. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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