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Get Organized with Smead Office Supplies

Full Disclosure: I received products free of charge for the purpose of providing a review. My opinions are completely my own based on my experience.

As Lil Man gets older and more involved in different activities, I'm finding that being organized (for me) is crucial to keep up with everything. And although I use technology a lot to do this, I also find that I still have a paper trail with many things that I need to account for - school forms, medical receipts to file, tax receipts, and the list goes on and on. And although I don't keep every little picture or project that he does in school (ok, so maybe I did last year), I do like to keep his things. And I'm finding that these floating pieces of paper are now scattered everywhere. And it drives me crazy.

So I found a solution. Check out these great products. First up the Step Index Organizer


This organizer is the perfect size. It's big enough to hold receipts or art projects or both. The way that it is divided, I can use it for multiple things yet keep everything separated and organized. I love that I can carry it with me if needed. And if you travel a lot, this could also be stashed in your vehicle to keep track of travel expenses. 

I also have a filing cabinet at home. And I have made use of these FasTab Hanging Erasable folder, as well as the SuperTab Erasable Manila folder  


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 And yes, you read that correctly - I said erasable! So if you want to change the label, simple erase it. And the Pentel eraser is a great eraser to use.

And another neat folder is the Vertical File Folder. Instead of filing your papers horizontal, you can file them vertically.


And lately, I'm never too far away from a Sharpie. I just have to make sure I keep them away from Lil Man. But I do believe that I have found a way to keep myself organized. 

You too can stay organized with these great office supplies from Shoplet.com



Full Disclosure: I received products free of charge for the purpose of providing a review. My opinions are completely my own based on my experience.





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