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Easy Organizing – 8 Tips For Storing Photos

Picture of Organizing Photos [goodhousekeeping.com] - Tipnut.comToday’s feature tip is from Good Housekeeping with Easy Organizing: Photos:

To keep precious memories on instant recall, first collect all the snaps that have been tossed into drawers or piled up in stacks. Then do a serious sorting-out job, ditching all but the best, and store the rest in archival-quality boxes and albums.

Tips include: Be choosy about the photo albums you use (acid-free only); don’t be afraid to toss the losers (blurry, etc.) and give away the doubles to reduce your “To Organize” pile; Stock up on supplies so you always have what you need on hand to stay organized.

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4 Responses to “Easy Organizing – 8 Tips For Storing Photos”
  1. c5 says:

    Organizing is one of my problems. Being spontaneous, I tend to be disorganized and do organize once in a while. :(

  2. Patti says:

    Here’s another tip about saving old photos… don’t use those “magnetic” photo albums! After a while, the photos become bonded to the adhesive and you can ruin photos trying to get them off.

  3. Dee says:

    Good ideas but the one about keeping negatives doesn’t go far enough. Don’t store your negatives in the same place as your pictures. I give my negatives to my sister and store all of hers. Everyone thought we were crazy until my brother lost everything in a fire. We were able to reproduce most of the ones he treasured. (The same thing applies to your computer back-ups. Take the time to make copies and put them elsewhere.)

  4. Terri says:

    Since the day my first child was born, I have always kept my negatives grouped in envelopes (labeled w/ date and topic) in my safety deposit box. Have you ever heard of a bank vault burning? Not me. I couldn’t bear to tell my kids that all their childhood pictures were lost to fire, smoke/water damage or tornado. I also have memories of my mother who died young and all my childhood pictures. Plus all my important papers are safely tucked away w/ all my precious photos.

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