An instruction manual organizer? Do you keep your instructions manuals? Sounds crazy right? I know and I don’t mind. I do this because I find it easier when moving, I can rebuild the product again or I can revisit it if I am still getting used to a device. So I guess I am saying that I like to have it close in case I need help. If you keep your instruction manuals like I do. Then I found an easier way to keep them reachable and organized instead of chucking them into a drawer in your office or kitchen. I am going to show you my incredibly easy tip to keeping all those manuals organized in an organizer folder.
Instruction Manual Organizer Tip!
I find that having a file organizer best keeps my instruction manuals neat and well organized. I got this file organizer for $2.00 at Dollarama. If it doesn’t go with your home design you can always change up the design like I did with the pencil cases.
You have many choices on how you would like to organize them such as by category (electronics, furniture) or by letters or even by spaces in the house (bedroom, bathroom). Choose whichever works with the instruction manuals you have. Want to try something different? Why not add pictures instead of words or letters.
Add a label. I wrote on mine, but you can also type it and paste it on.
I love that it is thin so it doesn’t take up too much space. It fits nicely on my bookshelf.
If you have a filing cabinet you can use the same idea to organize your instruction manuals or any document really. To keep the organizer from being overly full and bulk, make sure you are only keeping the manuals you actually need and not ones you don’t. Don’t go keeping a manual or instructions to items you no longer have, that is broken and/or thrown away. By doing this you not only keep your manual organized but also from being cluttered with unnecessary manuals. I hope this help.  Feel free to show me pictures of how you used this idea.
