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Explore the unique vintage feel that only bronze can elicit. Made of extra durable die cast zinc, this Round Utensil Holder by InterDesign® features a stunning bronze finish that pulls the antique look together. Part of the Axis Bronze Collection, this utensil holder features a roomy design that allows you to store and display more utensils than ever before.

When kitchen space is limited, our Grid Storage System is here to help! This versatile wall grid unit allows you to keep your accessories within reach in the kitchen, bathroom, office,laundry room or garage. In the kitchen, utensils and spices find a convenient home while make-up and knick knacks in the bathroom can be arranged just so to keep all your grooming supplies easily accessible.

This Large Collapsible Drying Rack is coated with a beautiful finish which does not rust or accumulate dust easily. Wipe this stand clean with a soft cloth that will make it look as good as new. This useful drying rack can be placed in the laundry room, closet, bathroom, pool area or in any corner of the house. This versatile clothes drying rack expands to hang clothes and towels of various different shapes and sizes. The shelf at the bottom of the stand can is perfect for stacking dry folded towels. Store this stand in your closet, cabinet or cupboard by simply folding it when not in use.

Having a professional housekeeper on staff 365 days a year would be a wish come true for some, and a giant time-saver. Well this is usually not the case for most of us, so while Organize.com gives you all the tools, I want to give you the savvy strategies to make spring cleaning fun and easy. To help out, I would like to introduce Stacey L. Crew, an organizing expert who provides moms-to-be, new moms and busy women with real simple, real life solutions to their organizing challenges. Today she talks about how spring cleaning involves organization, especially in the kids’ rooms. Read on to find out about her fail proof system for implementing and maintaining organization…

Spring Organizing: Utilizing A Child’s Space to Its Full Potential
By Stacey L. Crew

Are you overwhelmed by the simple thought of organizing your child’s bedroom? Do you avoid sifting through the mass of toys and books because it just feels like too much and you don’t know how it got out of hand? These are common frustrations among parents who are attempting to keep their childrens rooms neat and organized. However, organizing your child’s bedroom doesn’t have to be a dreaded project. And once it’s decluttered and organized, it will be much easier to maintain.

Begin by using the kindergarten classroom as your guide. Why? Well, kindergarten classrooms are generally set up by zones, which make it easy for kids to understand the function of the area and where to put items back once they’re done playing with them. Essentially, everything has a place. Common zones in a child’s bedroom include sleeping, playing, dressing and reading. Zoning the space will make it easier to return things to their home when it’s time to clean up. You can also reduce clutter on the floor by utilizing vertical space on the walls and in the closet. Here are a few solutions that you can actually accomplish on a Saturday morning.

1. Utilize vertical space
A book rack hung on the wall will contain your child’s favorite books and minimize clutter on the nightstand. Attac

Nothing galls more than losing a Test series where you have made nearly all of the running but England are finally waking up to the inconvenient truth that they are probably the worst starters in world cricket.

The talking $79 iPod Shuffle that Apple announced Wednesday is about the size of a tie clasp and holds roughly 1,000 songs.

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Wigan are ready to thrust midfielder Cho Won-Hee straight into first-team action after signing the South Korea international on a free transfer.

The senior Pentagon official in the Bush administration’s system for prosecuting detainees said in a published interview that she had concluded that interrogators had tortured a Guantánamo detainee who has sometimes been described as “the 20th hijacker” in the 2001 terrorist attacks.