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15 must-have cleaning tools that don’t take up a lot of space

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March 21, 2023

15 must-have cleaning tools that don’t take up a lot of space

By Terri Williams

Spring is the perfect time to thoroughly clean all of those areas you’ve neglected during the winter. There are plenty of great tools that can make this chore a lot easier. However, New Yorkers tend not to have a lot of space for storing cleaning tools. But no worries: we found some cool items that don’t take up a lot of space and can be easily stored.
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How to organize your small NYC apartment, according to the experts

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February 27, 2023

How to organize your small NYC apartment, according to the experts

By Lidia Ryan

Living in the Big Apple often means living in a small apartment. Even the grandest townhomes and penthouses tend to be storage-challenged, and this inevitably leads to clutter, disorganization, and even some outside-the-box "hacks." From turning a stack of suitcases into a nightstand to storing clothes in an oven, New Yorkers have to be creative when it comes to staying organized. We asked professional organizers about the best ways to tackle small spaces, the importance of decluttering, and practical renter-friendly tips.
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April 17, 2019

Spring cleaning in NYC: Where to dispose of and donate your unwanted items

By Ben Kharakh

Spring may have started on March 20, but it’s only now that the weather’s warming up in New York City, which means it’s time for spring cleaning. Thanks to the recent Marie Kondo mania, cleaning has transformed from a chore to a celebration, but once you've taken stock of your life and separated that which sparks joy from that which simply takes up space, what do you do with all that unwanted stuff? From disposing of bulk items and electronics to making donations, here's a handy NYC spring cleaning guide.
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March 24, 2016

New Moldable Glue Is the Ultimate Spring Cleaning Wingman

By Rebecca Paul

With April just around the corner thoughts of spring cleaning are surely on your radar. While there are a myriad of tips and tricks out there for the annual warm weather detox, we've just discovered a cool new product that could help simplify the process. Sugru is "the world's first moldable glue," a silicone-based adhesive that feels and takes on forms much like play-dough. However, unlike the crumble-ready colored clay, when exposed to air, Sugru cures into a solid and securely bonded shape that you can use to hang and store items in your house. Keep reading for a list of fun ways to use Sugru for organization.
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The best spots for free outdoor music in NYC this summer

$5.9M Civil War-era Clinton Hill mansion is a three-family home and an architectural gem

$1.8M restored Marcel Breuer house on the Hudson has kept its mid-century modern spirit intact

15 must-have cleaning tools that don’t take up a lot of space

How to organize your small NYC apartment, according to the experts

Spring cleaning in NYC: Where to dispose of and donate your unwanted items

New Moldable Glue Is the Ultimate Spring Cleaning Wingman

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