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Organize your toys the eco-friendly way!



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Little toys everyone. Puzzle pieces, crayons, marbles, matchbox cars, plastic food, tea party accessories, dinosaurs and the list keeps going and going. I try to be organized and put together but sometimes I just lose the battle. To keep most of the things in one place I’ve used plastic zip lock bags, diaper wipe containers and shoe boxes. It looks horrible and unorganized when you open up the closet so we just don’t open up the closet! For the most part I’m earth friendly when it comes to my toy management and clutter organization with the reuse of the shoe boxes and diaper wipe containers (which I don’t buy anymore). Now I can be even more eco-savvy and use Kids Klutter Katchers! They are simply marvelous, darlings.

A lightweight mesh fabric so I can see what I am storing. Love this because now I don’t have to dig. They zipper close, which mean no more accidental marbles spills or foam beads rolling out of the boxes or bags as my son reaches for something in the organized unorganized closet! Inexpensive eco-friendly sanity saver is what I’m calling these Kids Klutter Katchers.

Green & Clean Mom is going to help one lucky mom become a little more organized because Kids Klutter Katchers will offer the giveaway winner one set of 15 Kids Klutter Katchers zippered mesh fabric toy bags ($44.85 value)! How sweet is that?

♥Leave a comment with a list of some annoying toys you have kluttering up your floors! Contest begins June 8th and ends June 14th and is open only to U.S. addresses. One winner will be drawn randomly. Please see contest rules for more information.

Contest Closed! Noreen Comment Number 55 is the winner!

Kids Klutter Katchers will also be offering G&CM readers a special discount through July 1st so make sure you’ve subscribed to the newsletter so you can read all about it.

 

Here are your random numbers:

55

Timestamp: 2008-06-15 11:43:24 UTC

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248 Responses to “Organize your toys the eco-friendly way!”

  1. Heather C says:

    Those stupid little toys they put into kids’ meals at restaurants. Ugh!

  2. Traci says:

    play food and jewelry

  3. Kathy S says:

    Where to start?
    plastic zoo animals
    plastic farm animals
    wooden blocks
    Fisher Price Little People
    wooden fake food
    paper toy money and coins

  4. Chrysa says:

    Legos, puzzle pieces, legos and legos!

    Chrysas last blog post..Freebie Friday - Free Stuff, Contests & Deals

  5. Laura Emerson says:

    Gosh, it seems like toy companies make these little toys just to make a moms job harder! There is nothing worse than waking up for a 2am feeding half awake and blurry eyed just to step on a tiny Barbie accessorie, a little plastic horse or dinosaur or a plastic block or plastic toy baby bottle. I once went for days with a imprint of a Barbie purse on my foot. Not a pretty sight!

  6. Dave says:

    The gazillion stuffed animals, action figures, and race cars are bad enough, but if I step on another one of those little army men, I’m gonna blow!!

    HELP!!

  7. Betty C says:

    Puzzle pieces, matchbox cars, if it has a small piece it’s in the floor just waiting for me to step on it.

  8. kathleen says:

    I need these bags for matchbox cars, legos and chess pieces.

  9. Erin Daly says:

    No matter how hard we try our house has been taken over by toys. We have cards, books, blocks, puzzle pieces, you name it all over the floor. The only good thing is that if anyone ever tries to break in they won’t get past the kitchen without tripping over at least one of my daughter’s toys!

  10. Kathleen says:

    Ugh, I was just “helping” my daughter clean her room yesterday. Here is a small sample of things she “[didn't] know where to put”: My Little Ponys, “pretties” (jewelry and the like), Lego, a variety of Hello Kitty merchandise, artsy stuff and stickers, Polly Pockets (their shoes are worse than the Barbie shoes my mom used to complain about!), and perhaps most hateful of all, the junky little toys she gets from quick serve restaurants. We don’t go to them often, I swear those things multiply in the night!

  11. Angelia McDonald says:

    colors and polly pockets always seem to be in the way. I step on so many colors and of course they break and my daughter then thinks there no good and refuses to use them.

  12. Danielle says:

    My son’s little cars and all the little things like tracks or little people are everywhere. This would be a great help.

  13. susan p says:

    little cars everywhere!

  14. Julie K says:

    We are drowning in toys here! I am close to getting rid of almost all of them because the toy box just isn’t cutting it. Thanks.

  15. Gina says:

    Oy, what toys DON’T we have cluttering up our floor?
    I have to say my absolute favorites, though, (sarcasm!) are the spiky little cars and the pointy little wooden blocks, as they are ever so much fun to step on in the middle of the night! :P

  16. Jennifer Schroeder says:

    I have a five-year-old and a two-year-old and their stuff is every where! These bags are so cool! I would to have them to help organize the kids’ playroom. Thank you for the great contest!

  17. Dani says:

    I would use them for books. blocks and marbles

  18. Jo-Anne M. says:

    Blocks, blocks, and more blocks - I would love this!

  19. kathy pease says:

    by far the worst enemy toy is legos..those things hurt when you step on them :(

  20. Jamie says:

    LEGOS!!!!

    and those little magnetix magnet balls…they are so dangerous when they are all over the floor…reminds me of a “home alone” movie moment… LOL!

  21. jodi says:

    pirate ships
    barnyard bingo
    coloring books
    markers
    boggle for kids
    puzzles..
    pokemon yahtzee
    and so much more..HELP!!!

  22. Gianna says:

    Pointy figurines that I always end up stepping on.. ouch!

  23. pam says:

    legos…ouch, hard on the feet and vacuum

  24. LeeAnn P. says:

    dinosaurs, dinosaurs and more dinosaurs!
    uno cards
    doll accessories
    trains
    cars
    tea party pieces

  25. Stephanie Kinchen says:

    We have an abundance of little cars, miniature hot wheel cars that I end up stepping on all the time. Ouch!!

  26. Amanda Chapman says:

    broken crayons, little people, flash cards, thomas the train set, blocks, mcdonalds toys, play foods. With my girls nothing ever finds its way into the container it belonged in.
    Thanks for the giveaway. I could use it.

  27. Sarah Z says:

    Game Boy with games, brushes and hair clips, different craft pieces, game pieces and the list goes on!

  28. Amber Porter says:

    Hotwheels, legos, lincoln logs, wooden blocks, bouncy balls

  29. Tammy says:

    Stuffed toys - pokemon toys - legos and neopets, all over the place!

  30. kris says:

    these look cool because lego hurts when you stand on it!

  31. mannequin says:

    He has a bajillion and one lego sets. These are the one piece missing and it no longer works lego sets…These bags would be a great organizational tool and they look kid friendly!

    mannequins last blog post..Tropical Hello Kitty on an Island

  32. Marie N. says:

    These are the perfect thing for organizing the collection of tiny creatures, blocks and puzzle parts that litter my livingroom. I probably could even use one for keeping the chew toys for our 2 little chihuahuas…which really hurt when you step on them in the middle of the night.

  33. janet says:

    markers, cars trucks, baby toys,puzzle pieces,books,etc.:) ty 4 the great useful contest!:)

  34. Becky says:

    Legos, stuffed animals and art supplies. (oh my)

  35. Frances W says:

    little matchcars always get steped on

  36. Brooke says:

    Bins and bins and bins of Barbie shoes and hats and bits of everything related to Barbie handed down from 3 daughters and neighbors. Endless.

  37. Jean Pohlot says:

    Oh these would be grand for all my kids. Please enter me into the giveaway and thank you much

  38. Suzie G. says:

    Puzzle Pieces and Weebles! Oh, and her Smartville animals. I think she had about 30 when she got the set. Now there’s about 10 in her toybox. The rest are long lost eaten by the couch cushions and under things.

  39. Donna Kozar says:

    I have legos and Power Rangers decoration my house.

  40. Rosanne Morrison says:

    backpacks and video games

  41. Brandy says:

    Polly Pocket toys….man, those sets always come with a bazillion little outfits and accessories that end up everywhere >.< These would be great to get everything organized!

  42. Jenni d says:

    barbie shoes
    polly pockets
    legos
    rocks
    marbles
    video games

  43. Julie says:

    Markers, crayons, parts of games, army men, legos, barbie dolls — I think i better go clean up!

  44. Brooke says:

    We had a housefire so my kids lost most of their toys, but they’re quickly getting new ones!

    Toy animals, doll clothes, wii games. They have a hard time putting toys away.

    Brookes last blog post..Revival Challenge Day 19

  45. Carolyn Ellis says:

    All the Super Hero Figurines, Batman, Superman, Spiderman. They keep coming out with more new ones. Help Help!!!

  46. Lily Kwan says:

    Legos, stuffed animals, dolls, you name it!

  47. Kate Melby says:

    I like Earth Bound Organics’ plastic spinach trays for organizing toys, gloves in the coat closet, bags of veges in the freezer, etc. etc.

    They’re crystal clear, have lids, and stack nicely. It’s real reuse and free as I buy the spinach anyway.

    And, if you punch a few holes in the lids, they make great bug boxes!

  48. Kate Melby says:

    I think someone’s messing with you: The link above to the bags you described is sending me to a page about generic Viagra…

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