Home Comforts: The Art and Science of Keeping House
"It is a nuts & bolts encyclopedia of all sorts of information you need to clean and run a house. It was the added push to get me back into the box. I refer to it often."

It's Here...Somewhere
Fulton and Hatch have developed a unique room-by-room approach to organizing a home. No matter what the family size, house size, or income level, this book will help any family banish the lost-found-lost syndrome.

It's About Time
Liz G. calls it "the guide to successful Jewish homemaking"

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Household Solutions
Liz G. hates the name but says that there are some great ideas in this book.

Clear your clutter with Feng Shui
Kingston writes in a simple but truthful manner that's very warm and understanding, but helps move you on to a higher plane: actually dealing with it. I got very motivated and cleared lots of clutter, thanks to this book.

Talking Dirt: America's Speed Cleaning Expert Answers the 157 Most Asked Cleaning Questions
Everything you ever wanted to know about cleaning but were afraid to ask is expertly answered for you in Talking Dirt, a compilation of the 157 most frequently asked cleaning questions.

Speed Cleaning
Clean your entire house in 42 minutes with the Clean Team's unbeatable system that makes every move count.

Clutter Control: Putting Your Home on a Diet
The new companion book to the bestsellers Speed Cleaning and Spring Cleaning. Jeff Campbell and The Clean Team reveal why we have clutter and how to eliminate it; how to organize a countertop surface; how to make minor household repairs; and more

The Sidetracked Sisters' Happiness File
It's out of print, but this book is still wildly popular with SHEs. In the past, I've simply told people to look out for it at garage sales and used book stores, but now there's a better way: get Amazon to do a search for you. It's risk-free (if you don't like the price, you don't have to buy it) and the service is pretty wonderful.

Organizing from the Inside Out:
The Foolproof System for Organizing Your Home, Your Office and Your Life
Amazon says this about it: "Julie Morgenstern has written an organizing book that covers a new way of looking at the task of organizing effectively without labeling or blaming the person behind the lack of organization. Rather, she says, people who don't organize just never learned how to organize, through no fault of their own--after all, it's not a skill that's taught in school. That said, she gets down to work helping you figure out an organizing system that will really work for you, not a system based on cookie-cutter filing concepts or special storage units."

Clutterology : Getting Rid of Clutter and Getting Organized
A complete manual on how to get organized, set up and maintain manageable filing systems, and eliminate clutter that gets in your way. Illustrated workbook.

Confessions of an Organized Homemaker: The Secrets of Uncluttering Your Home and Taking Control of Your Life
I really enjoyed the ideas. It made me look at my job as a homemaker in a new light. I really liked the helpful hints about organization. It made me think of new ways to tackle housework. I am already seeing improvements in the home and my attitude. I reccommend this book to everyone that wants to take charge of their life.

Confessions of a Happily Organized Family
I am amazed at how much I have learned. It teaches you to organize your laundry room to your garages, along with sporting gear and hobbies stuff. It goes into schedules for the whole family. and keeping everyone organized . Truely this is a great companion for her first book

Kitchen Organization Tips and Secrets
From storage to cleaning to grocery shopping and more, work in the kitchen becomes more efficient with Deniece Schofield's help. In her new book she reveals: time-saving strategies to integrate kitchen work into a hectic schedule; suggestions for dividing the kitchen into chore "centers," to improve work flow; and meal-planning ideas.

More Hours in My Day/Updated for the 90s
One reader says: "Emilie Barnes has some truly great ideas, and she writes in a way that motivates like no one else I've ever read. I've read a lot of books on how to get organized, but until I read this book I just couldn't find the motivation. Now I am on my way "from Total Mess to Total Rest". I have a goal now that I would love to meet Emilie Barnes and thank her in person for saving my life and my sanity!"

Emilie Barnes' 15 Minute Home and Family Organizer:
Two Bestselling Works Complete in One Volume

The Life You've Always Searched For...But Were Too Cluttered to Find
Are you looking forward to spending some quiet time with yourself? Simply Organized will take you one step closer to the peaceful life you've always dreamed of!

Lighten Up!: Free Yourself from Clutter
This is kind of a Zen perspective on clutter. She believes that by freeing yourself from clutter you are making room amazing things (whatever you want) to take the place of the clutter. I like her definition of a clutter free home best. She calls it "Ground Zero" and that is when everything in your home is there because you consciously determined it would be and it adds something to your life.

Organize Yourself! (new, revised edition)
An updated guide to organizing one's life explains how to avoid procrastination and wasted time, efficiently control paperwork, handle finances, and utilize the latest in modern technology to help create order