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Routines when you travel a lot

Short answer: Keep a fixed packing list and one set that always stays in your bag. Packing then becomes a check of th...

Routines in a busy week

Short answer: In a busy week, everything is cut down to two habits. Run one wash on a fixed day, and lay out clothes ...

Routines when two share a wardrobe

Short answer: Divide the wardrobe physically in two and keep to that split. A fixed boundary removes almost every dis...

A fixed place for what you use most

Short answer: What you reach for every day should sit at the top and front. Everything else can go further down, and ...

Tomorrow's clothes laid out

Short answer: Laying out tomorrow's clothes takes two minutes and saves you a choice at the time you are worst at mak...

Spare clothes ready the evening before

Short answer: Pack your gym bag the evening before instead of in the morning. A fixed set that is always ready remove...

Airing as a fixed habit

Short answer: Hang your outer layers up to air every evening instead of putting them back in the wardrobe. A night in...

A half yearly check of the wardrobe

Short answer: Twice a year you take out your whole wardrobe. Anything you have not worn for two seasons can move on, ...

A monthly check of the drawer

Short answer: Take everything out of the drawer once a month, put it back in order and remove the pieces that are wor...

A weekly check of what is worn out

Short answer: Look for holes, slack elastic and thin spots while you fold. A short look each week catches the pieces ...

Putting away the same day

Short answer: Clothes that are put away the same day get worn. Clothes left in a basket get creased, forgotten and of...

Folding without piles

Short answer: Fold straight from the drying rack instead of gathering everything into a pile first. The pile is where...

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