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By METRO CREATIVE Getting organized routinely tops people’s lists of New Year’s resolutions. After many months of accumulating an assortment of things, starting fresh in January with goals to organize such acquisitions can be a healthy endeavor. One of the obstacles of getting organized is sorting through belongings and identifying what to get rid of and what to keep. In fact, uncertainty about what’s worthy of donation or trash is a common problem that can create clutter. These organizational tips can help people figure out what to toss and what to keep.
Determine if items are useful
with the intention of dropping or gaining weight so that they fit once more only leads to hangers and bins full of useless items. Although clothes can be expensive, should you fluctuate in weight, it’s likely that you’ll want to get new clothes instead of wearing outdated styles. When assessing shoes, figure out which ones are uncomfortable or seldom used (a collection of sandals might not be appropriate if you live in a cold climate). Donate items in good condition.
Do you still feel the same about collectibles?
People often collect figurines, shot glasses or other items through the years out of habit. Over time, items that once were popular fall out of favor. If your interest in porcelain pigs has waned, it may be time to clear out collectibles to make room for other things.
Ask yourself if you have used the item in the last month to 90 days, or if you see yourself needing it in the next month. If not, this item likely can be put aside. An easy way to identify items that won’t be useful is to check Assess your paper files for duplicates or if anything is expired. Major financial records and/or Duplicate items can immediately be business documents can be kept indefmoved to the toss pile. initely, but other files likely can be shredded. The Internal Revenue Ser‘Why do I want this item?’ vice generally has up to six years to Consider each item you come audit a return, so it is helpful to keep across and ask yourself how it serves a purpose. If it looks great in the home tax returns and supporting documents for around seven years. Most people or is a cherished memento, then it likely can be kept. But if you can’t say have pivoted to online bank statewhy you want it, it needs to find a new ments and pay stubs, but the general home, particularly if you already own consensus is to keep bank and credit card statements, pay stubs, paid medisomething else that does the same cal bills, and such for a year before thing but might also have other uses. discarding them. Going digital by scanning files or documents and storDoes it fit? One of the biggest culprits to clutter ing them securely might be an alternative to bulky files. and overflowing closets is holding on Getting organized means figuring to clothes with the hope that you’ll once again fit into them. Keeping a col- out what to keep and what needs to go, lection of multi-sized shirts and pants a process that differs for each person.
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With prices leveling off, buyers eye affordability By METRO CREATIVE By the third quarter of 2025, the tide seemingly began to turn in regard to a housing market that had been marked by limited inventory since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. According to market indicators from Redfin, the National Association of Realtors and Homes for Heroes, by the summer of 2025 things began to shift in regard to inventory (9.4% increase year-over-year). Prices also began to level off, as the median existing home price in the United States was $435,300 in June 2025, which marked a 2% increase from the previous year. Price reductions also became more common compared to 2024, signalling a cooldown in some segments. Although affordability concerns still persist, many people may finally be ready to enter the home-buying arena. When doing so, it’s essential prospective home buyers recognize how much they can comfortably spend on a home. Most experts suggest buyers combine lender affordability guidelines with an assessment of one’s personal budget.
These factors can help individuals determine a reliable budget when shopping for homes. • Debt-to-income ratio: Lenders use various parameters to identify a borrower’s creditworthiness. That includes figuring out a person’s debtto-income ratio (DTI). Wells Fargo says DTI can be calculated by adding up all of a person’s monthly debt payments and dividing them by gross monthly income. That number is multiplied by 100 to get a percentage. The lower the DTI, the less risky one is to lenders. • The 28/36 rule: Part of the DTI equation may include the 28/36 rule utilized by many mortgage lenders. This is a standard guideline that can help one see if it’s possible to afford a home loan. The 28 percent is allotted housing costs. The monthly housing expenses (principal, interest, taxes, homeowners insurance, private mortgage insurance, and homeowners association fees) should be no more than 28 percent of one’s gross monthly income. One’s total monthly debt payments,
including housing, car, loans, student loans, and credit cards, should be no more than 36 percent of the gross monthly income. So if a prospective home buyer earns $10,000 per month, or $120,000 per year, the housing costs should not exceed $2,800. Total debt payments, including housing, should not exceed $3,600 per month. • Personal budget considerations: Lenders may allow borrowers to borrow a certain amount of money, and buyers then go out and spend that much on a home. But to avoid living paycheck to paycheck and having all of one’s money go toward a home, it is best to account for personal spending habits and savings goals. It’s important to have an emergency funds account to pay for unexpected things like home repairs, or to account for instances when income may decline. Ongoing costs to manage the home also merit consideration, as do utilities and future renovations. • Income-to-home price ratio: Some people abide by another general guide-
line to shop for a home that costs no more than three to five times their annual household income. That means with an annual income of $100,000, one should aim for a home priced between $300,000 and $500,000. The specific range will also depend on a person’s existing debt. • Interest rates and other factors: The interest rate on home mortgages as well as down payment also must be considered. Resources like Bankrate and Zillow provide home affordability calculators that will factor in interest rates, terms of a loan, down payment, and property taxes. Buying a home when interest rates are high means spending more over the life of the loan. Also, how much one puts toward a down payment has a big impact. Aiming for 20 percent means avoiding paying for private mortgage insurance (PMI). There is no fail-safe way to determine how much home you can afford. Many factors are in play and are exclusive to buyers in the market for a new home.
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3 ways to get more use out of a garage garage wall to free up floor space, while shelving can be hung to store paint Even though no two homes are the cans, power tool batteries and other same, rooms have a tendency to take items. on similar characteristics regardless of 2. Look upward. If garage ceilings which property they’re a part of. Kitch- extend several feet above the height of ens tend to be popular gathering homeowners’ vehicles, then the spaces spaces, while basements have become above where cars might be parked can go-to spots for game rooms and watch be converted into storage space for parties. large recreational items, like canoes or Garages also tend to share certain kayaks, or seasonal decor that does not characteristics between homes, and need to be accessed on a regular basis. one notable attribute is the tendency to A simple kayak hoist utilizing a pulley become difficult-to-navigate dumping system clears floor space and allows grounds for a wide range of items, kayaks to be stored overhead. Lifting including lawn and garden tools, chilstorage racks work in similar fashion dren’s toys, sporting goods, and seaand make for great additions for anysonal home decor. Though there’s noth- one who needs to store containers full ing wrong with utilizing a garage as a of seasonal decor but does not want to storage space, the following are three do so by stacking items on the floor. A simple ways homeowners can get more hand crack system for a lifting storage out of these spaces. rack makes for easy and safe access. 1. Utilize the wall space. The walls in a 3. Install new lighting. Without ample garage have lots of potential. Effective lighting, garages may not be conducive use of walls within a garage can ensure to recreational pursuits like painting, garden tools, small toys and other crafting or even exercising. A lighting items do not accumulate on the floor. upgrade is a relatively affordable renoSuch accumulations contribute much vation that can make a big difference, to the reputation of garages as dumping illuminating spaces not exactly known grounds for miscellaneous items. By for brightness, especially if there’s no clearing the floors of clutter, and utiliz- windows. If you want to spend time in ing wall spaces to store items, homethe garage during winter and stay owners can open up the spaces to serve warm, then some new lighting can any number of functions, including make that possible. home gyms, art studios or even parking Homeowners whose garages are curspaces to protect vehicles from the elerently serving as cluttered storage closments. A storage organizer system with ets can do much to get more out of various hooks can be mounted on a these useful spaces.
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Keeping kitchen counters clear of unnecessary items can save the room from succumbing to clutter.
Tips to clear a cluttered home By METRO CREATIVE
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The dawn of a new year is often characterized as a chance to wipe the slate clean and start anew. The tradition of making New Year’s resolutions reinforces that characterization, as many people resolve to turn over a new leaf and commit to a year of self-improvement on Jan. 1. While the phrase “wipe the slate clean” may be figurative, some also might take it literally, particularly in regard to their homes. Those who want to turn over a new leaf in a cluttered home can consider these storage solutions to give spaces a fresh and less claustrophobic feel in the year ahead. • Clear kitchen countertops. Kitchens are the most popular rooms in many homes, and that popularity can come with a cost. Clutter can quickly accumulate on kitchen countertops, which is both inconvenient when preparing meals at home and unsightly to residents and guests. Appliances used with frequency, such as coffee machines and toasters, can be given countertop real estate, but store lesser used items, like blenders and waffle makers, in cabinets or pantries. Mail or materials sent home from children’s schools also can pile up in a kitchen, so resolve to go through the mail each day and discard unnecessary items. School papers can be read when children arrive home from school and any that need to be kept can be stored in a folder placed inside a drawer in the kitchen or a home office. • Install drawer dividers. Drawer dividers can help clear up cluttered spaces that might not be visible to the naked eye. Dividers inserted into kitchen drawers can ensure leftover containers are stored neatly and are easily accessible. Drawer dividers in a home office
space can make sure desks don’t fall victim to disorganization, which can make it harder to find supplies and important documents. • Consider furniture that pulls double duty. Some home furnishings are more than meets the eye, and that multifunctional utility can help people conquer cluttered spaces. Storage ottomans are a prime example of furniture that serves multiple purposes. Blankets and throws left out on chairs and couches can make living areas feel more cramped and less organized. A storage ottoman can be a great solution in such spaces, providing both a place to put one’s feet and also a clever storage solution for blankets and pillows. A coffee table with a small drawer or two can make for a multifunctional centerpiece to store remote controls, coasters and other small items that can encourage the buildup of clutter if left out when the room is not in use. A storage bench in bedrooms and guestrooms also can ensure these spaces stay clear of clutter. • Think vertical. It might be possible to work your way up if storage is a problem in certain areas of the home. Vertical storage solutions might be especially useful in areas like a garage, which can be difficult to navigate if garden tools and other outdoor items are left on a floor. Overhead storage racks that utilize a crank to raise and lower the rack when items need to be accessed and stored can be great ways to store holiday decorations and other items. Kitchens with high ceilings also can employ a hanging pot rack to create more cabinet space and reduce the amount of items that need to be stored on countertops. Clutter can quickly take over a home. But some simple storage solutions may be all anyone needs to more effectively organize a home.
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Things to know when replacing windows By METRO CREATIVE Windows are durable, but they do not last forever. The experts at This Old House say the life span of home windows is between 15 and 50 years, with most reaching the upper limits of their life expectancy at around 20 years. Once they reach this age, the seals begin to weaken or fail, and windows become susceptible to drafts and water seepage. Replacing windows can be a good investment. Such a project is one of the more effective ways to elevate a home’s curb appeal and value. New windows are energy efficient and make homes more secure. They also tend to look better than old, fading windows. When pondering a window replacement project, it’s important to consider these factors.
• Know the window types. Double hung windows are classic and have operable upper and lower sashes. Lowering the upper sash allows warm air near the ceiling to escape and cooler air can to flow in through the bottom. Single hung windows only have an operable lower sash. Sliding windows have one or more panels that move horizontally, and picture windows are fixed models designed to offer wide, unobstructed views and lots of light. • Repair or replace windows. Existing windows might just need to be repaired, saving homeowners thousands of dollars. It’s best to consult with a professional to see if certain components can be repaired rather than replaced. Typically, rotten framing, wet or weeping windows or significant drafts require replacement. • Identify the differences between
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is available on new construction windows. Fiberglass windows also are available in new construction windows. They won’t crack, warp, rust, corrode, or peel, and the frames will not expand and contract as much as other materials. • Keep costs in mind. According to Fixr, an online marketplace for local remodeling services, the average national price for a professional to replace a window is around $800. For a one-story house, a window replacement project of multiple windows may cost around $8,000. When selecting replacement windows, look for The National Fenestration Rating Council label to get a snapshot of the window’s energy performance to compare with others. The Energy Star logo indicates that the window meets Energy Star standards.
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