Title: How to Organize and Store Your Electronic and Tech Devices - The SpareFoot Blog
Headings: How to Organize and Store Your Electronic and Tech Devices
How to Organize and Store Your Electronic and Tech Devices
1. Pare Down Your Stuff.
2. Create a Plan For Disposing of Your Electronics.
3. Pick One Central Storage Location.
4. Organize By Device or Type of Use.
5. Prioritize Safety and Efficiency.
6. Set Up Charging Stations.
7. Keep an Inventory List.
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Content: Do the same with other outdated electronics, like your chunky first iPod or sprawling collection of VHS tapes. Next, get rid of anything you don’t enjoy or use regularly, Lava says, whether it’s an untouched e-reader or pile of empty flash drives. She adds that it’s also helpful to purge single-use devices — like a digital camera or mp3 player — if your phone or tablet has those same functions. 2. Create a Plan For Disposing of Your Electronics. Tossing electronics in the garbage can be dangerous, and stashing them at the back of your closet only creates more clutter. That’s why Stephanie Shalofsky, an NYC-based professional organizer and organizing consultant, stresses the importance of creating a plan to safely and swiftly dispose of your unused stuff. “For example, identify a charity or organization that provides phones to members of the military or abused women, and donate your old phone within a week of setting up the new one,” she says. Another good option is to search for electronics recycling locations near you. Best Buy, according to its website, will happily take all your used tech, no matter where you bought it, how old it is, or who made it.