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How to Keep the Kitchen Organized If You Live With Someone Who's, Um, a Little Messy

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How to Organize a Kitchen With a Messy Roommate

How to Keep the Kitchen Organized If You Live With Someone Who's, Um, a Little Messy

February 28, 2022 by Annie Tomlin

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Some people are born with the organizing gene. Others aren't — and that's OK. Using these Squared Away 36-Count Adhesive Chalkboard Labels ($10) can nudge a messy roommate to put things where they're supposed to be. (And in the grand scheme of things, better to have a disorganized roommate who pays rent on time than a meticulous roommate who forgets to contribute.)

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