Comments on: Imagine Never Having to Sort Socks Again! http://www.theorganizinggenie.com/home-organization/imagine-never-having-to-sort-socks-again/ Imagine Your Life ... Organized! The Organizing Genie offers tips, strategies & product recommendations for busy women and families. Wed, 16 Mar 2011 01:45:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: Janet http://www.theorganizinggenie.com/home-organization/imagine-never-having-to-sort-socks-again/comment-page-1/#comment-1235 Janet Tue, 27 Apr 2010 22:51:43 +0000 http://www.theorganizinggenie.com/?p=1124#comment-1235 Thanks for your comment Kelly. I agree that kids have to learn home and self management skills in order to be self-sufficient when they are on their own. Sounds like your kids are well on their way to being self-sufficient. The Sock-Locks are perfect for large households (lots of feet) and parents of young children. Kids love to use the colorful Sock Locks and it teaches them early organizing skills disguised as a fun game. Thanks for your comment Kelly. I agree that kids have to learn home and self management skills in order to be self-sufficient when they are on their own. Sounds like your kids are well on their way to being self-sufficient.

The Sock-Locks are perfect for large households (lots of feet) and parents of young children. Kids love to use the colorful Sock Locks and it teaches them early organizing skills disguised as a fun game.

]]> By: Kelly (Your Life Organized) http://www.theorganizinggenie.com/home-organization/imagine-never-having-to-sort-socks-again/comment-page-1/#comment-1234 Kelly (Your Life Organized) Tue, 27 Apr 2010 19:32:28 +0000 http://www.theorganizinggenie.com/?p=1124#comment-1234 These are great! Years ago when my kids (and their feet) were small, I was losing about 3-10 socks a week, whether to a hungry dryer, a dog thief or simply poor hand/eye coordination when aiming for the hamper. I simply started safety pinning the sock toes together when removing them. I even kept a little container on the dressers for them. That worked wonderfully. Now, with the youngest in high school, everybody is responsible for their own feet, be it laundry, or sorting. I'll buy 'em, but they have to manage 'em. These are great! Years ago when my kids (and their feet) were small, I was losing about 3-10 socks a week, whether to a hungry dryer, a dog thief or simply poor hand/eye coordination when aiming for the hamper. I simply started safety pinning the sock toes together when removing them. I even kept a little container on the dressers for them. That worked wonderfully. Now, with the youngest in high school, everybody is responsible for their own feet, be it laundry, or sorting. I’ll buy ‘em, but they have to manage ‘em.

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