This is supplemental information to the article: Featured Product - ClutterBuster by Stomp Inc. by T.J. Lee This article first appeared in TNPC #4.21 Click here to return to the Jim Page.

The ClutterBuster (CB) was not something I warmed to right away but after using it for a while I found I really liked the convenience it provides. I can keep all the loose stuff that was always getting lost on my desk right on the side of my monitor.

Above you see the CB installed on the right hand side of a monitor. The configuration is the standard 4 drawers and 1 CD bin (holds 5 CD or DVD jewel cases) although you get 2 CD bins with each CB. Oddly enough, you can't purchase bins or drawers separately, at least not that I've found at this time.

To the right you see a ClutterBuster attached to a CPU. I've not installed a CB on a CPU but I don't see any reason why that wouldn't work as well as on a monitor. Having my 10 most used CDs right on the CPU is a pretty tempting idea.

There's a little, teensy weensey calendar on the front of the CB just above the CD-ROM bin in the first picture. This is really too small to be any practical use but then again my eyes don't see like they used to since I've been on the wrong side of 40. Oh, and it's a pain to change the pages so you'd be better off putting a very small picture of your sweetheart or kid or pet in there. There are a number of ways to configure the standard CB as shown below (this picture is from the ClutterBuster.com site).

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