I’m back with a mini project. It doesn’t have anything to do with decor, it’s more about organization.
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I love checklists. They are what help keep me on track in everything from daily cleaning to staying healthy. For years, what I have been doing is printing a weeks worth of checklists on one page, and printing a new one every week. I don’t know what took me so long, but I finally had the idea to just laminate my lists. No more printing them every week and then throwing them away.
Once the lists are laminated, you can use a dry erase marker to check everything off. At the end of the day when you have accomplished everything on your list, you can just wipe it clean with a dry cloth or tissue. Or you can just be lazy efficient and clutter free like me and use your finger.
These self-sealing laminating pouches only cost $11 for 10 full-sized sheets.
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They are really easy to use. You stick your paper between two pieces of plastic, one of which is sticky, and you press them together.
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I used a paper cutter to cut around my newly laminated checklists so the lines would be straight.
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My healthy living checklist is now hanging on the fridge, along with my basic daily and weekly cleaning checklists.
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The finished checklists are even sturdy enough to clip the dry erase marker on them, which means the marker shouldn’t ever get misplaced. The checklists I used are very simple to make in Excel (they literally take 5 minutes), but if you don’t want to make your own, there are tons of great printable checklists on Etsy. (affiliate link!)


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