So you've heard about Marie Kondo or about filing clothes and you want a shortcut with the instructions so you can jump on the KonMarie bandwagon? Read on! Below you'll find the simple steps for folding jeans like Marie Kondo so that you can file them in your drawer. The benefit is that you can see all of your clothes at once when you open your drawer rather than having to dig through piles to see what's at the bottom. And it looks so neat and pretty too! Once your clothes ar

Who knew that we've been folding clothes the wrong way our whole lives? If you haven't heard of Marie Kondo yet, you'll soon be hearing a lot more about her. Her book, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up has got people around the globe pulling all of their clothes out of their wardrobes and folding them in a brand new way: basically, filing their clothes. Marie Kondo's technique, known as the KonMari method, involves, among other things, folding clothes in such a way that t

Drink bottles can be difficult to clean, especially those bottles with narrow openings, but if they're not cleaned properly, they can develop a build up of bacteria. Here are a couple of ways you can make sure your drink bottles are squeaky clean. For daily use, washing with warm soapy water and allowing your bottles to dry thoroughly overnight is enough. For a more thorough clean once every month or so, try one of these quick and easy tricks: ONE | SOAK IN VINEGAR Half fill

Got a lot on your mind at the moment? Even with the best of planners, calendars, to-do lists and journals, you may often feel like your mind is swimming with more tasks than you can cope with. Worse still, you may be in a constant state of stress because you're worried that you'll forget some of them, especially when ideas come to you while you're in the shower or driving and you can't write them down. If this sounds like you, it might be time to do some Mind Decluttering. Mo

Do you find yourself wondering where the time goes each day? Why did the school day drag on when you were a student and now that you’re an adult, it seems to fly by in no time? The answer could be that you’re underestimating the time that you waste on the little things, like wondering what to do next (10 minutes), spending a couple of minutes on Instagram (45 minutes) and starting three different jobs but finishing none of them (2 hours). If any of these sound like you, the s