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The Green Spoon authors’ favorite nonplastic, maximally-fun baking tools. Plus an oat-y peanut-butter-cookie recipe.

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I've been using 3D printing to make useful tools and accessories around my home for years, including for my Dyson vacuums. Here's how.

Instead of weekend-long purges, a simple daily habit of decluttering just one category at a time leads to less stress, more progress—and a calmer home you’ll actually enjoy.

While most people drown in clutter and credit card bills, minimalists have quietly mastered the art of strategic non-consumption—and their bank accounts and mental health are thriving because of it.