Systemetic arrangement of personal articles is the first lesson in organisation of self. The articles of use should be treated as study- notes  for exacmination papers. Which are required to be kept and examined carefully. Any indifference towards them would make them appear substandard and irrelevant and would lose utility before time. On the contrary, given due importance and ordarily maintained, they proved instant useful service by commonensurate return for the care taken. Systemetecally arranged articles refllect on the mental status of a person. They create an impression that the owner is civilized, cultured and a man of taste. On the hand, haphazardly thrown articles indicate that the person is unsystemic and raw by the norms of a civilized society. It is irrelavent whether such an individual is wealthy, well educated, or otherwise.

A family consists of many members. All are required to be trained in habits of cleaness and made -up -the mark. Some of then lack of civility of behaviour and create bad impression on visitor. In the same way articles of use though dump and inanimate, it kept in a dirty and disorderly manner, indirectly divulge the secrete of the raw state of mind of the owner. Keeping  articles in a disorderly manner none creates good impresson simply by virtue of supsermacy of wealth, status or education. Dirty, haphazardly kept , broken, non-useable articles indicate substandard mental make-up and ignorance of organisational skill of the members of the house. Like living persons, neglected articles too are always looking on the look out for the earlier opportunity for an exit (i.e. they become disposable). It hardly matters whether they become property of someone, or are sold in a junk market.