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What kind/size of tote do you use? I just finished cleaning and realized how much easier it’d be if I did something like this - ‘sorted go-backs’
by hn_user82179 2y ago
What kind/size of tote do you use? I just finished cleaning and realized how much easier it’d be if I did something like this - ‘sorted go-backs’
- clumsysmurf 2y agoI like Akro bins, or some "system" that I can always expand easily in the future like Sterilite stackers (I've gotten 1 or 2 every year for about a decade). https://www.sterilite.com/product-page.html?product=14723V06&mid=627 https://www.sterilite.com/product-page.html?product=14723V06...
- madamelic 2y agoGoing to sound facetious for a second: whatever size works for you and the space. It's more just what works for the space and flow. For instance, I have identical milkcrate size boxes at the bottom and top of the stairs. Why? So I can exchange them interchangably and they are easy to drop stuff into as I pass. I take the bottom of the stairs upstairs to sort and I take the top of the stairs downstairs then just toss the bin back to the closest spot so I don't have to climb stairs... lowest energy possible. In another case, I have a small-ish tub for assorted wires. The workflow is I have a big box of wires that are sorted into baggies, I pull a wire out, I use it, I put it in the small bin, then I sort the small bin back into baggies in one go. It fits on my shelf and the intention was to prevent it from becoming unsorted wires... which it unfortunately has because I can't keep it up. So really, it's just whatever works best for the situation, area, what it will contain, etc so you just have to find what works best for your situation.
- fnord77 2y agoI've seen smallish, stiff cloth baskets with handles at Daiso that would be suitable
- tonymet 2y agoPlastic bins of assorted sizes , from jewelry box to shoe box