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Our decluttering expert shows one very busy fitness editor how to organize her ride.

A feng-shui and decluttering expert explains the secrets of the well-organized closet.

Michael Schnippering on how Feng Shui works.

We assume they are safe. But in fact, many popular household cleaners are dangerously toxic. Learn about the eight scariest substances hiding under your kitchen sink, and how to replace them with safer, more natural options that really work.

In the January/February 2011 issue, Experience Life published the first article in the popular "Order Out of Chaos" series

Some tips on how to avoid hormone-disrupting chemicals in your kitchen.

A kitchen cleared of clutter gives a working mother the space and inspiration to cook.

Low-cost improvements yield big returns in a cramped home-office space.

Simple, thoughtful, low-cost strategies for transforming the first place you see when you walk in the door.

You stock your kitchen’s pantry shelves with wholesome, all-natural goods. Why not the shelves of  your bathroom, too?

Wanda Urbanska shares some of her favorites tips for simple living.

Here's what to eat when your day is rushed.

Hanging on to too much old stuff just because it has “sentimental value” can weigh you down. These smart decluttering strategies help you clear space while still honoring the memories that matter.

A feng shui expert explains why cluttered desks, tables and countertops may be all that’s standing between you and your next big thing.

Toxic chemicals surround us - often in the places we'd least suspect. Want to protect your body, your home and your world from harmful pollutants? Start by knowing where to look.

How clearing out the clutter in your space can help you clear your head, too.

Eco-friendly home furnishings and building materials can help make your home a healthy one.

Mercury in fish and dental fillings. Lead in old paint. Cadmium and arsenic in industrial wastes. There's a lot of talk about heavy-metal toxins these days. But how worried should you be, really? And what can you do to protect yourself?

The workday is done. You're heading for home – and into an adjustment period that can either make or break the rest of your day.

Not ready to take on the whole house? Just making forays into this trio of high-impact areas can help you take a load off your life.

Is your life a mess, or does it just look like one? Decluttering experts suggest you tackle both problems simultaneously — by ridding yourself of excess stuff.