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Organizing expert Rachel Rosenthal provides valuable advice. She recommends assessing the sentimental value of trophies and condensing them into smaller, more manageable storage containers. There's no fixed rule on how many to keep, and some clients choose not to keep any. Rosenthal suggests creative repurposing options, such as turning trophies into wine bottle toppers or bookends. Taking photos of the trophies and creating a meaningful book is another space-saving alternative. Recycling and donation programs are environmentally friendly options. Ultimately, the decision to keep or discard childhood trophies is a personal one, preserving cherished memories as desired.

Organizing expert Rachel Rosenthal offers three key steps in tackling bathroom clutter. Start by purging expired or unnecessary products and note their expiration dates for future reference. Then, arrange daily-use items for efficiency and group the rest by type. Finally, free up valuable space by relocating seldom-used items and multiples. The article suggests using organization tools, such as a three-tier countertop organizer, a freestanding drawer rack, and wall-mounted shelves with a towel bar for a neat and visually appealing bathroom.

Professional organizer Rachel Rosenthal and her colleagues share practical insights on home organization. Their advice emphasizes a manageable approach, starting with small tasks instead of grand overhauls. Rachel highlights the importance of beginning with the "junk drawer" for an instant motivational boost. The experts suggest creating a plan and dedicating 15-minute intervals for organizing to prevent overwhelm. Decluttering takes center stage as a fundamental step, achievable even in short time frames. Rachel also recommends using a timer to maintain focus. Incorporating quick organizing tasks into everyday activities, managing mail efficiently, and following the 10% rule for gradual improvements all contribute to achieving an organized home.