Use a paper shredder for documents with sensitive info, and recycle the rest. 2. Sort into Three Categories
To put together your papers using the by Marie Kondo , the goal is to keep only the absolute essentials and organize them so they are easy to find. Here is how to get it done: 1. Gather and Discard
Documents you need for a limited time (like tax papers for the current year or warranties). Mary Marie
Once you’ve tossed the junk, divide what's left into three simple categories :
Avoid stacking papers. Store them upright in folders or a standing file box so you can see everything at a glance. Use a paper shredder for documents with sensitive
Items like bills or letters that require a response. Keep these in a vertical organizer in a visible spot so you don’t forget them.
Don't sort old love letters or journals yet; save sentimental items for the very last stage of your whole-house tidying journey. Here is how to get it done: 1
Essential contractual or legal documents like birth certificates, social security cards, and insurance policies. 3. Organize for Good