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Walk in closets are a practical and luxurious solution to cramped closets and the frustration they bring. Anyone who has to fight through piles of s read more »
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We asked earlier this week what disposable items you had found clever re-uses for, and the answers are in. Not surprisingly, some of you have some pretty crafty uses for household goods that usually end up at the curb. From CD-R spindles to corks, twist-ties to tissue boxes, lots of supposedly one-use items can save you money, free up space, and be seriously handy when the need arises. After the jump, a roundup of our readers' waste-reducing reuses. Yogurt photo by Dan4th, all others by How can I recycle this.
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One of the side effects of having so much stuff to help us get work done is dealing with the clutter it creates in our workspace. But just like you can defragment a hard drive—organize the bits and bytes so that related ones are closest to one another for faster access—you can also defrag your office to make it more efficient. Put your stuff out of the way but within reach, and make it easy to find and put back with a few workspace organization techniques. Photo by lenski.
Defrag Your Gadgets, Appliances, and Supplies
The key to a good office defrag is grouping related items together. Put paper and ink refills near your printer, the recycling bin near your shredder, the camer read more »
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Reader Jeremy shares his gorgeous and functional workspace in our Workspace Show and Tell Flickr photo group. He's rocking three monitors and two operating systems, and instead of buying a desk he opted to build one that seats himself and his wife. After the jump, get a short photo tour of Jeremy's setup. Jeremy says: I work from home as a freelance web developer and programmer. This is the current iteration of my workspace, 3 monitors, 3 computers, Windows & Ubuntu platforms. It's all tied together with a KVM, UltraMon and Synergy. I chose a wireless keyboard & mouse and also mounted the speakers up off of the desk to keep it a little less cluttered. When I need the desk surface for writing, the keyboard and mouse hi read more »
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