Article in New York Times. By Tim McKeough If you’ve been cooped up at home for a couple of months, it’s time to clean house — and not in a superficial way. Here’s how the pros do it. There’s no way around it: When you rarely leave home, things get dirty faster. Windows are left open…
Article in Cosmopolitan, by Kara Cuzzone. It’s official: After who’s-even-counting-anymore days in quarantine, legit nothing excites me anymore. Baking five loaves of banana bread? Been there. Tie-dying every loungewear set I own? Done that. Watching more hours of Netflix than I previously thought was humanly possible? You don’t even wanna know how many times Netflix has asked me…
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ROOM BY ROOM, HERE’S WHAT THE EXPERTS WANT YOU TO KNOW ABOUT GIVING YOUR SPACE A REFRESH.By JEN ANDERSONAPRIL 6, 2020 Article in BestLife As many of us are spending more and more time at home, the tradition of spring cleaning is taking on a new meaning. The seasons are changing, the weather has warmed up, the energy…
Article in Martha Stewart Living by Caroline Biggs Let’s face it: No matter how much we brush, groom, and love our furry family members, they have a tendency to shed all over our stuff. To make matters worse, pet hair naturally clings to clothing—making it difficult to remove. “Pet hair often embeds or entangles itself with the…
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We’re so happy to introduce our Organizing Whiz Judit. Tell us a little about your background. How long have you lived in America, where are you from and where else have you lived? I was born in Transylvania, Romania and moved to Hungary with my family when I was thirteen years old. In Hungary…
Article by Karen Iorio Adelson in New York Magazine Strategist For such small people, kids have a lot of stuff. Beyond essentials like car seats and strollers, there are the dozens of toys that children inevitably accumulate — enough to drive parents crazy when they’re scattered throughout the house. “Teaching your kids the importance of being clean…
Article by Lauren Ro in New York Magazine Strategist Whether you’re a sneakerhead or a Manolo devotee, you’ve likely grappled with the question of how to store all of your precious shoes in a cramped city apartment. Under the bed just won’t do, and a jumble of mismatched pairs cluttering your entryway isn’t great either. To find…
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Most Wizards are from Europe and for us, not using a duvet cover is like making a Peanut Butter and Jelly sandwich without the Peanut Butter. I remember when I first came to this country I was shocked when I realized all I have for sleeping is a blanket and a sheet. I believe it…
I remember when Wizard of Homes started. We got our first client and it was the only client of the week for me. Back then I did not know about organic or natural cleaning supplies so I cleaned the bathroom with clorox, tilex, scrubbing bubbles and other toxic products. Cleaning the bathroom took about 45…
New Yorkers seem to have two big issues when it comes to vacuum cleaners: 1. PRICE (because there’s so many better things to do with your money when you live in NYC!). 2. SPACE. There is no space for a bulky vacuum cleaner. Here is a list of our favorite vacuum cleaners that don’t take…
