September isn’t just back-to-school season; it’s also back-indoors time to focus on some domestic chores. First up: Ready your kitchen for all the holiday cooking and lunchbox-packing you’ll be doing in the coming months. Here’s how to get it organized:
1. Go minimalist.

2. Think like a shopkeeper.

3. Clean out your pantry.

4. Get back-to-school supplies—for the kitchen.

5. Upgrade your trash bin.

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