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One-stepping things right back where they belong saves time and effort and creates valuable peace of mind. But to put things away quickly, you need to designate a place for everything. After you do that, you’ll find jobs are accomplished more easily and won’t pile up when, instead of dragging yuor feet, you.

Put tools back in the tool box or on their spot on the wall, instead of just laying them near the door of the garage or shed. Next time you need them, you’ll know right where to look.
File papers in their proper place, rather than piling them on top of the filling cabinet.
Shelve videos, DVDs, or compact discs, instead of laying them on the top of the player.
Unpack and return your suitcase to storage when you come in from a trip, instead of wondering, until your next trip, if someone stole your clothes.
Remove clothes from the washer before they sour. Forgive me for suggesting this might happen. I speak here from personal experience.
Remove dry clothes from the dryer-ASAP! It will save you from having to iron so much. Notice iron i s four letter word
Handle all groceries quickly. This is not only helps clear clutter, its safe thing to do. You never know when a cold item may have been put in with the canned and boxed goods.
Take purchased from the bag, and put them where they should go. Leaving items in a bag is a serious sign that your organizational abilities are grinding to a gummy halt.
Wipe the stove quickly after use It cleans more easily before the grease and drippings get cold and harden.
Slip sandwich ingredients right back into the refrigerator or cabinet, after you use them.
Carry things in from the car as soon as you get home, rather than making an extra trip out to get them later.
Drop junk mail into the trash before sitting down. Some people even put a receptacle for that purpose right by the door so junk mail never gets any farther into the house.

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