Simple household labelling plan by frequency of use
Immerse Yourself in Chinese: At-home Learning Techniques: Simple household labelling plan by frequency of use
A simple household labeling plan by frequency of use involves categorizing and labeling items based on how often they are used, to improve accessibility and organization.
Key components of this labeling plan include:
- Frequently used items should be kept in easily accessible labeled places such as drawers or shelves near workspaces. Labels should clearly identify these spaces.
- Items used less frequently can be stored in labeled bins or boxes placed in less accessible areas such as higher shelves or storage rooms.
- For kitchens, label pantry sections and refrigerator shelves by usage type or food category, and use date labels for leftovers.
- In closets, label bins by seasonal usage (e.g., “Summer Clothes”, “Winter Gear”) or by frequency of wear.
- Office and craft supplies should be labeled and organized in folders, drawers, or containers according to how often they are used.
- Seasonal items and holiday decorations can be sorted and labeled by the occasion and usage frequency to make retrieval easy when needed.
This approach makes it easier to find frequently used items quickly while still maintaining order for less frequently used goods, effectively reducing clutter and time spent searching for things. 1, 2, 3, 4