I know that I can’t be alone here when I talk about all the paper that we have around the house that is so hard to organize. When you add couponing to that mix, you multiply the amount of paper, by ten.
Some of the things that I do to keep the amount of junk paper in the house to a minimal level is organizing the coupons using a binder organizer system. As seen here:
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But as persistent as I am, sometimes I don’t get to organize all my coupons on a timely manner. That can lead to a growing “paper trail”, and some frustration on my husband’s part.
That is why I was so excited when Duo contacted me about trying their Duo 2-in-1 Organizer. The binder comes in some great colors. The Duo combines a 7 pocket accordion with a 1 inch binder. The great thing about this is that it can be used for a multitude if tasks.
Use it for financial documents, the kids artwork, party planning or in my case coupon and sales organizing.
Here is my folder in the vibrant teal color.
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| The Binder |
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| Accordion file |
I used the binder to organize all my sales papers that I use to find weekly deals in my area. I just used a 3 ring puncher to add some holes and now I have all my sales papers in one convenient place.
Now, not only do I get the best sales from shopping at various local stores but I also get my coupons from various sources. The obvious source is the Sunday paper. But did you know that you can print coupons from sources like Redplum, Target and Coupons.com? All free of course!
Here is how I used the Duo 2-in-1 organizer to arrange my coupons after printing but before clipping 🙂
Overall, I did enjoy this organizing system. It is definitely something I will be using weekly. The only drawback is that my sale papers stuck out a bit after arranged them in the binder.
Besides that, I’m a a happy camper. If you would like to buy your own Duo 2-in-1 organizer, order it online at http://www.wayfair.com/Duo-7-Pocket-Accordion-File-Binder-D-1-DUOA1000.html
I was given a sample of this product so that I could try. All the yummy opinions are always 100% my own.
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