11 Old-Fashioned Organization Rules Seniors Break

My mother's way of keeping a house, in a lil book, What Stays → https://vernaafter60.com Eleven old mountain organization rules that folks our age break every single day, and why they make a house feel messy no matter how many Saturdays you spend cleaning. Nothing on this list makes you throw anything away. It's about where things live. We start with the drawer you're afraid to open, then go room by room: the clothes drawer, the cabinet you dread, the kitchen counter, the freezer, the junk drawer, the closet, the pantry, and the six inches beside your refrigerator. I've adjusted every rule for knees and reach, so nothing asks you to climb. And there's one bonus, not on the list, that changes a house overnight. Everything here comes from my mother's house in the mountains of East Tennessee, and I put her whole way of keeping a house into that little book. Please subscribe for more, it would mean the world to me! -Verna 0:00 The Drawer You're Afraid Of 2:07 Rule 1: Stand Your Clothes Up 3:08 Rule 2: The Cabinet You Dread 4:19 Rule 3: Clear the Counter 5:26 Rule 4: The Air Above Your Plates 6:37 Rule 5: You Can't Forget What You Can See 7:50 Rule 6: The Junk Drawer Fix 9:05 Rule 7: Furniture That Goes Up 10:27 Rule 8: The Closet 11:27 Rule 9: Clear Jars in the Pantry 12:34 Rule 10: Buy Storage Once 13:41 Rule 11: The Six Inches Beside the Fridge 14:43 Bonus: The Front Door Landing 16:16 The Three-Question Test #OrganizationAfter60 #SeniorLiving #AgingInPlace #LifeAfter60