Did you know that there are specific areas in your fridge where you should store certain items? And if you organize it correctly, you’ll prolong the freshness of your food.

Zone 1: Upper Shelves

This is where you want to store things like leftovers, ready-made foods, drinks and herbs because this area has the most consistent temperature.

Zone 2: Lower Shelves

The lower shelves maintain the coldest temperature, so this is where you’d want to store things like eggs, seafood, dairy and raw meat.

Zone 3: The Doors

This is the perfect place for condiments, juices and water. You don’t want to store dairy and eggs in the doors because this is the warmest part of the fridge. Foods that can handle fluctuations in temperature will do well here.

Zone 4: Crisper Drawers

This is where you should keep your fruits and veggies, just make sure you keep them separate. There’s a scientific reason why they should be kept separate, but I don’t want to put you to sleep, so just Google it if you want...

Small bathrooms don’t typically come with a lot of storage space, so it’s important to make the most of the storage space under the sink. The only thing is, that space can be a bit challenging to organize because of the pipes that are in the way. Nevertheless, it needs to be done properly for the following reasons:

1. Save Space

By making the most of the space underneath the sink, you’ll be able to keep your countertops clear. This will make your bathroom look cleaner, larger and less cluttered.

2. Save Time

By having a storage system that makes it easy for you to quickly grab what you need, you’ll save a lot of time when getting ready. Especially if you need to access this area daily, you want it to be quick and easy.

In this video, I’ll show you the storage solutions that I tried that didn’t work and I’ll also show you the one that finally ended up working perfectly for us. This solution is organized, it looks great and it really helps us save time in the morning when we're all ...

A few years ago I did a major purge and created a capsule wardrobe. I'm often asked if I ever regret getting rid of so many of my clothes. And the truth is, NOT AT ALL! It is one of the BEST things I've ever done! In this video, I talk about the positives of having a capsule wardrobe, so I won't get into that here.

As for the negatives, to be honest, I never experienced any. So I can't share anything negative about creating a capsule wardrobe. I guess the one downside is that when you first do it, it can be a bit overwhelming and it takes some time and effort. But once you get through the initial purge, it only gets easier.

There were some things I wish I never did when I first created my capsule wardrobe and I'm going to share those mistakes so that you can avoid making them too.

MISTAKE #1: TRYING TO SELL THE STUFF I DIDN'T WANT

This was so time-consuming and I barely made any money. Unless you have a closet full of Versace, I would not bother trying to sell the clothes that yo...