March 30, 2023
Clutter often quickly takes over your home, leaving you feeling overwhelmed and stressed. The easiest way to avoid these feelings is to keep your living space organised. However, with so many belongings, it can be difficult to know where to start.
That’s why we’d like to share five simple tips to help you declutter your home and keep it that way.
Before you start decluttering, it’s important to set clear goals and create a plan. This will help you stay focused and motivated. You could start by identifying the areas in your home that need the most attention. Make a list of tasks that you want to complete and prioritise them based on their importance.
Many of us hold onto items that we no longer use or need. Decluttering is the perfect opportunity to get rid of those things. Separate items into three categories: keep, donate and sell. Items that you no longer need but are still in good condition can be donated to a local charity or even sold online.
Once you have identified the items you want to keep, create a system for organising them. You could do this by using storage containers, shelving units, or drawers to keep your belongings in order. Make sure everything has a designated place and put things back after using them.
To prevent clutter from building up again, practice the one-in, one-out rule. In other words, for every new item you bring into your home, you must get rid of one item. It’s an excellent way to keep your possessions in check and avoid excess clutter.
Now that you’ve done all of the hard work, you’ll want to set a regular decluttering schedule. This could be weekly, monthly, or quarterly, depending on your needs. Set aside time to go through your belongings and get rid of things that you no longer need. This will help you stay organised and avoid feeling overwhelmed.
Decluttering is an ongoing process that requires discipline and commitment. That being said, if you’re someone who likes to hang onto things “just in case”, consider contacting The Self Storage Centre to rent a storage unit.