Edmonton Renters Guide - 06 Apr., 2013

April 05 - 19, 2013 Volume 29 Issue 07

Edmonton Edition

FIND THE RIGHT Neighbourhood

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April 05 - 19, 2013 Volume 29 Issue 07

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VICE-PRESIDENT,WALL2WALL MEDIAJacqueline Hill

EDITOR IN CHIEF, REAL ESTATESusan Legge

NATIONAL ACCOUNT MANAGER, MEDIATIVEPaul Slizys

DIRECTOR OF SALES, WESTERN CANADAJosh Heppner

MANAGER, NATIONAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENTKatie Nash

MEDIA CONSULTANTCarolyn Porteous (on leave), Shelley Balla

EDITORElisa Krovblit

CONTRIBUTORSJane Herman, Hellen Buttigieg, Lisa Canning

SENIOR PRODUCTION MANAGERGnanapandithan Bala

PRODUCTION MANAGERNikki Yarwood

PRODUCTION COORDINATORBala Menon

ART DIRECTORLee Cobham

DESIGN & PRODUCTION

Mike Terentiev, Swinder Jodhka

CIRCULATION Michael Grey 780.822.5402

6 North Central

25 South Central

27 North East

28 Ft. Saskatchewan

31 North West

32 West

34 South East

37 Sherwood Park

38 South West

41 Houses, Condos & Duplexes,Executive Homes

22 RENTERS’ HELPFind the right neighbourhoodby Jane Herman

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QUICK TIPS 16 Disciplined delegator or drill sergeant

by Hellen Buttigieg

36 Conquer clutter this spring tips for a tidy home

DESIGNER TIPS 30 5 tips for decorating small spaces

by Lisa Canning

TRENDSPOTTING 42 Colour punch

by Elisa Krovblit

anew season, a new place?Here we are, already into the spring of 2013. Perhaps most of your New Year’s resolutions have already been forgotten, but

if finding a new place is still top-of-mind, we hope you’ll find this issue helpful.

As you visit each location, be sure to get a feel for each company and the staff. You should be comfortable and courteous asking questions and in turn you should expect to be treated with consideration and respect. Think twice about any property management company that doesn’t willingly provide any information you respectfully request. Putting the customer first and offering the best quality rental space for your money is a property management company’s ultimate goal. Once you find the perfect space, don’t hesitate in going for it and making it your own. Let us know how your search for a new place to call home goes. We’d love to hear from you.

Susan LeggeEDITOR-IN-CHIEF, National Real Estate [email protected]

Follow me on Twitter at Twitter.com/SusanLegged

living in an apartment means being a part of a community. Whether the building has a couple of units or a couple hundred, there are a few basics to make community living a lot more comfortable for everyone.

While your home is your castle, you share walls, floors and ceilings that attach your castle to other people’s castles. Of course you don’t live in a bubble, so things like noise and odours need some forethought. It’s not just inside your suite, but also in the hallways.

Being part of a community means there are people around using many of the same building features as you do. While you don’t have to become Facebook friends with everyone you meet in the hallway, being friendly and even lending a helping hand when you see someone struggling with parcels or running for the elevator can go a long way.

The benefits of being part of the community can be incredible. Borrowing and bartering with neighbours can save a lot of time and money. Finding babysitting should be a breeze. Carpooling is a lot more likely living in a larger building. Getting together to use the building’s amenities can really pay off. You may be able to get a yoga instructor or a group rate for a trainer if you’ve got fitness facilities onsite, and set up weekly games nights or even community socials! Renting is more than just a home, it’s a lifestyle!

With Renters Guide in hand you’ll find that perfect place, community. Our magazine and website, TheRentersGuide.ca, offer the best selection of available apartments, informative articles and advice, making it easy to make your move!

Elisa KrovblitEDITOR [email protected]

Follow me on Twitter at Twitter.com/ElisaKrovblit

Like us on Facebook at facebook.com/TheRentersGuide

Take a look at the market and see what’s out there. Vacancy rates are currently very low – and due to supply and demand, rent may be higher than the last time you looked around the market. Skim through apartments that are available and appeal to you to familiarize yourself with the market. e sure you have

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WHETHER YOU LIVE ALONE OR HAVE A FULL HOUSE, there’s no reason you can’t have organization. The difference is, when it’s just you on your own, it takes discipline, while when living with others everyone has to do their part. You should be able to teach organizational systems and delegate responsibilities so that everyone in the family has a part in keeping the house in order, whether it’s your spouse putting the mail and paid bills in the right folders or the kids putting their toys back in the right place. You shouldn’t have to be the drill sergeant – repeating the same requests week in and week out. Everyone needs to learn to do their part and work together to keep the house in top shape.

The ‘go-to’ bin Provide a personalized ‘go-to’ bin for each member of the family for things that don’t belong in the room. It keeps items together but out of sight until they’re returned to their proper place. Reserve a few minutes every day, perhaps before dinner, to do the ‘dash’. Each person empties his or her bin by returning the contents to the right place.

The ‘inbox’ Complementing the ‘go-to’ bin, create a family mail centre to manage paper flow. Create inboxes for each member of the family. These can be anything from wall-mounted pockets to magazine holders on a shelf. Keep them easily accessible. When paperwork comes into your home, sort it into each family member’s box. Items that need to be signed for school go into a parent’s box.

Someone else’s clutter got you down? We’ve all heard that opposites attract, but if your partner’s organizing style is drastically different from yours, it can be frustrating for both of you. Before you are tempted to try and change your behavior (or his/hers), keep in mind that the change will be short-lived if you are getting organized for someone else’s approval but will last if you do it because you value the relationship.

Has your dining room table become a dumping ground? In many homes, seldom-used flat surfaces often become drop zones for mail, books and any other items that don’t have a home. To save your table from becoming a breeding ground for clutter, bring out the china and silverware and set it for a formal dinner. It will be nicer to look at than a mountain of clutter and will actually prevent people from piling their possessions on it.

Leave with everything you need Clear a shelf in a bookcase near the back entrance and designate the area as a special place to corral items each family member must have to leave the house. For kids, it will serve as home to permission slips, lunch boxes, homework, library books and projects. For adults, it will hold handbags, briefcases, car keys, and dry cleaning. Add a different-colored plastic dishpan for each family member or use attractive square baskets clearly labeled

with each person’s name. When family members come home, they can toss their belongings into their basket until they need them again the next morning.

His and her filing systems minimize conflict If you share a filing system with your spouse, how’s that working for you? Often, couples have different organizing styles (as I mentioned, opposites attract). To keep the peace, consider having separate filing systems. If you pay the household bills, keep those documents in your filing system and if your partner takes care of household repairs and receipts, they can keep track of that in their own filing system. Another option is to acknowledge your differences and assign the task of filing and retrieving documents solely to the person who is most comfortable with it.

On schedule Keep a family calendar to keep track of everyone’s activities. Designate a central location where everyone can see it. Let each family member choose a colour and have each person enter their activities (if they are old enough) on the schedule using their colour.

Preparation Reduce stress and frustration in the mornings by preparing the night before, when you’re not feeling as rushed. Decide what you are going to wear, make sure it’s clean and pressed, and lay it out with any accessories you plan to wear with it. It only takes a few minutes but will save you so much time and aggravation in the morning. Encourage your spouse and children to start this habit too, and enjoy more morning time.

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by HELLEN BUTTIGIEG

HELLEN BUTTIGIEGHellen Buttigieg, CPO, is a Certified Professional Organizer, life coach, TV host and owner of We Organize U. Visit her website, WeOrganizeU.com, for a free e-Book on how to find more time, energy and inner peace. Contact Hellen at 905.829.2219 or [email protected]

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WHETHER YOU LIVE ALONE OR HAVE A FULL HOUSE, there’s no reason you can’t have organization. The difference is, when it’s just you on your own, it takes discipline, while when living with others everyone has to do their part. You should be able to teach organizational systems and delegate responsibilities so that everyone in the family has a part in keeping the house in order, whether it’s your spouse putting the mail and paid bills in the right folders or the kids putting their toys back in the right place. You shouldn’t have to be the drill sergeant – repeating the same requests week in and week out. Everyone needs to learn to do their part and work together to keep the house in top shape.

The ‘go-to’ bin Provide a personalized ‘go-to’ bin for each member of the family for things that don’t belong in the room. It keeps items together but out of sight until they’re returned to their proper place. Reserve a few minutes every day, perhaps before dinner, to do the ‘dash’. Each person empties his or her bin by returning the contents to the right place.

The ‘inbox’ Complementing the ‘go-to’ bin, create a family mail centre to manage paper flow. Create inboxes for each member of the family. These can be anything from wall-mounted pockets to magazine holders on a shelf. Keep them easily accessible. When paperwork comes into your home, sort it into each family member’s box. Items that need to be signed for school go into a parent’s box.

Someone else’s clutter got you down? We’ve all heard that opposites attract, but if your partner’s organizing style is drastically different from yours, it can be frustrating for both of you. Before you are tempted to try and change your behavior (or his/hers), keep in mind that the change will be short-lived if you are getting organized for someone else’s approval but will last if you do it because you value the relationship.

Has your dining room table become a dumping ground? In many homes, seldom-used flat surfaces often become drop zones for mail, books and any other items that don’t have a home. To save your table from becoming a breeding ground for clutter, bring out the china and silverware and set it for a formal dinner. It will be nicer to look at than a mountain of clutter and will actually prevent people from piling their possessions on it.

Leave with everything you need Clear a shelf in a bookcase near the back entrance and designate the area as a special place to corral items each family member must have to leave the house. For kids, it will serve as home to permission slips, lunch boxes, homework, library books and projects. For adults, it will hold handbags, briefcases, car keys, and dry cleaning. Add a different-colored plastic dishpan for each family member or use attractive square baskets clearly labeled

with each person’s name. When family members come home, they can toss their belongings into their basket until they need them again the next morning.

His and her filing systems minimize conflict If you share a filing system with your spouse, how’s that working for you? Often, couples have different organizing styles (as I mentioned, opposites attract). To keep the peace, consider having separate filing systems. If you pay the household bills, keep those documents in your filing system and if your partner takes care of household repairs and receipts, they can keep track of that in their own filing system. Another option is to acknowledge your differences and assign the task of filing and retrieving documents solely to the person who is most comfortable with it.

On schedule Keep a family calendar to keep track of everyone’s activities. Designate a central location where everyone can see it. Let each family member choose a colour and have each person enter their activities (if they are old enough) on the schedule using their colour.

Preparation Reduce stress and frustration in the mornings by preparing the night before, when you’re not feeling as rushed. Decide what you are going to wear, make sure it’s clean and pressed, and lay it out with any accessories you plan to wear with it. It only takes a few minutes but will save you so much time and aggravation in the morning. Encourage your spouse and children to start this habit too, and enjoy more morning time.

disciplined delegator or drill sergeant?

by HELLEN BUTTIGIEG

HELLEN BUTTIGIEGHellen Buttigieg, CPO, is a Certified Professional Organizer, life coach, TV host and owner of We Organize U. Visit her website, WeOrganizeU.com, for a free e-Book on how to find more time, energy and inner peace. Contact Hellen at 905.829.2219 or [email protected]

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While Packing, use this checklistto help make you move as smooth as possible

PACKING TIPSSUPPLIES & ACCESSORIES

Boxes of various sizesBubble wrapMarking pensTape measureFurniture pads or sheetsPacking TapeScissors

USEFUL PACKING TIPSLabel each box with the contents and the room in the new house where it should be delivered.Number the boxes and keep a list of what is in each box.Clearly mark fragile items.

FOR THE ROADPack a bag of personal items you will need during the move, such as a change of clothes, toiletries, medicine, maps, food and drinks. Keep the bag in an easy-to-find place when you pack.Keep a medical kit accessibleIf you have children, pack a bag of games and activities for the trip.

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Start with a good map of the general area – either printed or virtual– and make a list of potential neighbourhoods in which you could consider searching. While Canada is a diverse society, many neighbourhoods contain high concentrations of particular ethnic groups and you may feel more comfortable living in a neighbourhood where you will find people with whom you share a cultural or religious heritage. If you have friends, relatives or co-workers who live in a particular area ask them what they like about the area they are living in; this will help you decide if it’s right for you.

If you are moving to begin a new job, your employer may be able to collect information on your behalf. Prime locations, especially those near public transit or major highways often cost more but offer many advantages, such as reduced commuting time.

Use the Internet to research potential neighbourhoods. Many real estate professionals have online neighbourhood directories that will give you some background about the special character and features of a neighbourhood you might want to consider. Prepare a list of locations that best match your personal needs and then add secondary locations that you would also consider. When evaluating a prospective neighbourhood the most important factors to consider are:

If you are looking to relocate to another city or province due to work or school, the Internet (Ed’s note: homeTRADER.ca is a great source) offers many sites that provide listings of apartments as well as information about the general rental climate in any given area. Depending on the site you may be able to search by province, region or major cities. Some specialized rental sites may include photographs, descriptions, links to floor plans and even virtual tours. Narrowing your search down to two or three neighbourhoods at the beginning will help simplify the process.

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Choosing the right neighbourhood or location

Living in a dynamic urban setting that’s

dominated by students and young

professionals, within walking distance

of the subway, community centre, great

restaurants, shops and entertainment

offers the opportunity for a different

lifestyle than a quiet suburban setting

where you might have more need for

a car to get around, and find a high

concentration of families and retirees.

Before you begin to search for an

apartment, it’s a good idea to establish

what kind of neighbourhood you would

best enjoy living in and what kind of

lifestyle best suits your needs.

1 & 2 Bedroom Suites

17103, 17104 94A AVE. 780-444-6630

Condo-like suites in desirable Terra Losa •

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17103, 17104 94A AVE. 780-444-6630

Condo-like suites in desirable Terra Losa •

neighbourhood

Open concept kitchens, � replaces and •

in-suite laundry

Underground heated parking•

Large balconies and patios•

Heat & Water included•

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Cat Friendly

2 Bedroom Luxury Suites

Bach, 1 & 2 Bedroom Suites

Air conditioning•

In-suite laundry•

Fitness facility•

Fireplace•

Next to LRT•

Underground parking•

Heat and water included•

Central downtown location•

1 block to LRT•

Bright, spacious suites•

Heated enclosed parking•

Air conditioned suites, spectacular views•

Exercise room & swimming pool•

Overlooking the River Valley•

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10001 BELLAMY HILL. 780-423-3540

Cat Friendly

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9925 JASPER AVE. 780-990-0339

Bachelor, 1 & 2 Bedroom Suites


Large suites•

Heat & water included•

Close to West Edmonton Mall•

Park like setting •

Close to schools, parks and public transit•

Spacious suites, heat & water included•

Close to shopping, schools, parks & •

public transit

Convenient access to Calgary Trail & •

Whitemud Drive

On site management•

Short drive to South Edmonton Commons•

Walking distance to Century Park •

LRT Station

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Cat Friendly

11615 - 28TH AVE. 780-756-7411

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Suite Features

• Open concept kitchens with breakfast-bar style counters

• Fridge, stove, dishwasher and microwave

• In-suite laundry

• 9’ ceilings

• Walkthrough closets in 2 bedroom suites

• Large balconies

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:

The Suites

• One, one plus den and two bedroom suites

• 6 appliances

• Laminate fl ooring

• Large balconies

The Amenities

• Exercise room

• Underground parking

• Storage lockers

• Elevators

• Secure building

• On-site management

Bachelor, 1 & 2 Bedroom Suites


Large suites•

Heat & water included•

Close to West Edmonton Mall•

Park like setting •

Close to schools, parks and public transit•

Spacious suites, heat & water included•

Close to shopping, schools, parks & •

public transit

Convenient access to Calgary Trail & •

Whitemud Drive

On site management•

Short drive to South Edmonton Commons•

Walking distance to Century Park •

LRT Station

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9535 - 165 STREET 780-484-0760

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Suite Features

• Open concept kitchens with breakfast-bar style counters

• Fridge, stove, dishwasher and microwave

• In-suite laundry

• 9’ ceilings

• Walkthrough closets in 2 bedroom suites

• Large balconies

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:

The Suites

• One, one plus den and two bedroom suites

• 6 appliances

• Laminate fl ooring

• Large balconies

The Amenities

• Exercise room

• Underground parking

• Storage lockers

• Elevators

• Secure building

• On-site management

Start with a good map of the general area – either printed or virtual– and make a list of potential neighbourhoods in which you could consider searching. While Canada is a diverse society, many neighbourhoods contain high concentrations of particular ethnic groups and you may feel more comfortable living in a neighbourhood where you will find people with whom you share a cultural or religious heritage. If you have friends, relatives or co-workers who live in a particular area ask them what they like about the area they are living in; this will help you decide if it’s right for you.

If you are moving to begin a new job, your employer may be able to collect information on your behalf. Prime locations, especially those near public transit or major highways often cost more but offer many advantages, such as reduced commuting time.

Use the Internet to research potential neighbourhoods. Many real estate professionals have online neighbourhood directories that will give you some background about the special character and features of a neighbourhood you might want to consider. Prepare a list of locations that best match your personal needs and then add secondary locations that you would also consider. When evaluating a prospective neighbourhood the most important factors to consider are:

If you are looking to relocate to another city or province due to work or school, the Internet (Ed’s note: homeTRADER.ca is a great source) offers many sites that provide listings of apartments as well as information about the general rental climate in any given area. Depending on the site you may be able to search by province, region or major cities. Some specialized rental sites may include photographs, descriptions, links to floor plans and even virtual tours. Narrowing your search down to two or three neighbourhoods at the beginning will help simplify the process.

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Choosing the right neighbourhood or location

Living in a dynamic urban setting that’s

dominated by students and young

professionals, within walking distance

of the subway, community centre, great

restaurants, shops and entertainment

offers the opportunity for a different

lifestyle than a quiet suburban setting

where you might have more need for

a car to get around, and find a high

concentration of families and retirees.

Before you begin to search for an

apartment, it’s a good idea to establish

what kind of neighbourhood you would

best enjoy living in and what kind of

lifestyle best suits your needs.

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2. CIRCULATION – hundreds of high-traffic locations including Safeway, Macs, banks & other easily accessible distribution points throughout the city

3. AD DESIGN – included in your contract is the option to work with the creative team at Renters Guide

4. EDITORIAL Timely and topical industry-related editorials and articlesental

market and current lifestyle trends

5. CALL TRACKING – we use a third party, independent call tracking company to provide timely and relevant metrics

6. THE LOOK – Renters Guide has a sophisticated design created to attract readers

7. VOLUME – the largest and most comprehensive grouping of rental properties in the greater Edmonton area

8. PHOTOGRAPHY – included in your contract is the option for exterior site photography

9. SEGMENTATION – magazines are divided and are specific to each neighborhoods for ease of use by potential renters.

10. canpages.ca – comprehensive listings of rental properties in the greater Edmonton area with a growing number of the most unique monthly visitors.

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2. CIRCULATION – hundreds of high-traffi c locations including Safeway, Macs, banks & other easily accessible distribution points throughout the city

3. AD DESIGN – included in your contract is the option to work with the creative team at Renters Guide

4. EDITORIAL

market and current lifestyle trends

5. CALL TRACKING – we use a third party, independent call tracking company to provide timely and relevant metrics

6. THE LOOK – Renters Guide has a sophisticated design created to attract readers

7. VOLUME – the largest and most comprehensive grouping of rental properties in the greater Edmonton area

8. PHOTOGRAPHY – included in your contract is the option for exterior site photography

9. SEGMENTATION – magazines are divided and are specifi c to each neighborhoods for ease of use by potential renters.

10. homeTRADER.ca – comprehensive listings of rental properties in the greater Edmonton area with a growing number of the most unique monthly visitors.

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SMALL SPACES ARE MORE AND MORE COMMON,and making these spaces work can be a challenge. With careful space planning and ingenious multi-functional products, you can have all the function and style in any square footage.

TIP #1: START WITH A RIGHT-SIZED SOFAThe sofa is often a great place to start when planning a small space, as it usually takes up the most mass, and it is also the easiest piece to purchase incorrectly. A sofa that is too large in a given space can feel cumbersome. Conversely, a sofa that is too small can feel like dollhouse furniture. Luckily, many retailers make it easier to make the right choice by carrying apartment-sized, or condo-appropriate pieces, which are often smaller-scale translations of their most popular lines. And of course, many apartment/condo-sized sofas can also be purchased with a sofa bed option to give you the flexibility of creating a guest room in your small space.

TIP #2: USE CLEAR FURNITUREWhat’s great about furniture made out of glass or acrylic is that it doesn’t take up much visual space. A ghost chair or a waterfall table will give you an instant modern update and provide great function while keeping the space feeling light. In spaces that have gorgeous large windows, place pieces that are clear directly in front, since they won’t obstruct the view.

TIP #3: WALL-MOUNTED LIGHTINGA layered lighting plan is something I always recommend to clients, but in a small space this approach is especially advantageous. Rather than opting for a floor lamp with mass, weight and that takes up floor area, sconces give you ambient lighting while saving space. I love the architectural detail sconces provide and often use them on either end of a gallery wall or sofa.

TIP #4: WORK WITH PIECES THAT ARE MULTI-FUNCTIONALIn a space that might be too small for a home office, or a formal dining room, I have some great innovative products to share. The first is the Functional Coffee Table from BoConcept. At first glance, it looks like a sleek, minimal coffee table. But with an easy lift, it reveals a desk-height table and ample storage. Storage will always be an issue in small spaces, so anything that will serve a function and provide storage is a great addition. Another incredible product on the market is the Lacuna table by VNO Designs. This innovative product begins as a piece of customizable art on the wall. With the release of a latch, the art piece lowers to reveal a concealed leg and becomes a dining table for five. For people who don’t formally entertain often, or for those living in really limited space, this is a unique space-saving solution.

TIP #5: WORK WITH SMART STORAGE SYSTEMSGreat interior storage is just as important as utilizing multi-functional storage. Drawer dividers, shelf dividers and small storage boxes are great tools to use to increase your storage space. The more levels you can create within a drawer, the more items can be stored and easily found. I love using small stackable, acrylic storage compartments to divide my drawers. Style doesn’t stop at the exterior of a piece – allow your furniture to function at its best by investing in interior organization.

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Hanging shoe organizers make great storage for cleaning supplies, kids’ toys, toiletries and yes, even shoes! In the kitchen, these handy organizers can hold spice jars, even small utensils.

No more mismatched sheets. Keep sheet sets together by tucking top and fitted sheets into their matching pillow case.

Cleanse your closet. Spring is a great time to give your closet the once over. Decide if you want to keep, toss or donate items that are seldom or never worn.

Storing belts, scarves and ties is easy when you attach round shower curtain hooks to hangers. Belts won’t fall down and fabrics will be crease free.

Decorate and organize at the same time. Attach stuffed toys to a strip of velcro in the play room to create a fun way to display kids’ favourite plush toys.

Corral metal clippers, nail files, and hair elastics in one handy place - secure a magnetic strip inside the medicine cabinet. Voila!

Store rolls of wrapping paper in a garment bag and vow to never juggle loose rolls again.

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