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Organizing Your TV Area

Guest post from Mrs. Jenny Musser


The above picture literally makes me cringe!  Is this what it looks like under your TV?  We have a TV console with no storage so I had to find a way to hide all the cords.  


All I did was use a basket with a lid and cut out handles.  This was the perfect thing to use. Now the cords and power strip are hidden away and can not be seen!!    


We have a few remotes as well as a keyboard and mouse that go to a laptop hooked up to our TV. I don't like to have them out so I just keep them in a basket under the coffee table.  Also, I am not one for displaying all our DVD's on a shelf and Reagan was just collecting way too many.  So I threw all the cases away.  Gasp!!  I know!  I put the DVD's in a CD case.  It is so much easier and takes up less space!  I have one for Reagan's and one for Josh's.   

I hope one of these tips will help you get organized!! 

*Organizing DVD's in a CD case is wonderful when going on road trips.  We have a built in DVD player in our van and all our DVD's are in one small container.*
*You can also organize other important CD's in those cases.  It keeps your office CD's in one place and handy to find when needed.*
*The basket idea is perfect for an office desk in your home.  No more jumbled cords around your work area! :)*






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