How to Organize an Entryway Paper Action Tray
Give incoming papers, blank notes, and recyclable sheets a shallow action tray before they spread across the table.
Gather loose mail
Gather loose mail so this group of items has a clear place instead of spreading across the counter or drawer.
This step makes the final setup steadier and easier to reset each day.
Handle damaged, damp, spoiled, or smelly items before storing them.
Wipe the entry console
Wipe the entry console so this group of items has a clear place instead of spreading across the counter or drawer.
This step makes the final setup steadier and easier to reset each day.
Do not return items that still need washing to a clean area.
Sort papers into three piles
Sort papers into three piles so this group of items has a clear place instead of spreading across the counter or drawer.
This step makes the final setup steadier and easier to reset each day.
Do not overfill containers until they bend, catch, or cannot close.
Place the shallow tray
Place the shallow tray so this group of items has a clear place instead of spreading across the counter or drawer.
This step makes the final setup steadier and easier to reset each day.
For food or electronics, follow the relevant safety rules first.
Put action mail in front
Put action mail in front so this group of items has a clear place instead of spreading across the counter or drawer.
This step makes the final setup steadier and easier to reset each day.
Handle damaged, damp, spoiled, or smelly items before storing them.
Set recycling papers aside
Set recycling papers aside so this group of items has a clear place instead of spreading across the counter or drawer.
This step makes the final setup steadier and easier to reset each day.
Do not return items that still need washing to a clean area.
Keep small tools in a corner
Keep small tools in a corner so this group of items has a clear place instead of spreading across the counter or drawer.
This step makes the final setup steadier and easier to reset each day.
Do not overfill containers until they bend, catch, or cannot close.
Clear the tray daily
Clear the tray daily so this group of items has a clear place instead of spreading across the counter or drawer.
This step makes the final setup steadier and easier to reset each day.
For food or electronics, follow the relevant safety rules first.
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