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Managing clutter involves just five things: but one of them is hard. What do you do when you don't know where to put an item, because it has no "home"?

Three steps to setting up your adult chore charts when they arrive.

What are the Room Reset stickers for? How do we use this concept to make chores more simple?

If you're attempting to divide household labor between yourself and another adult, there are some initial communication tips that will set you up for success. 

We'll help you figure out which chores are important, and the first thing you should discuss with your partner when setting our chore charts up for Division of Labor.