Organize - Room by Room

Getting organized involves clearing out your clutter.  What does that mean? Well - it means getting rid of - removing - donating - things that you no longer need, want, use, have outgrown  or things that are broken or outdated. 

Below is an idea list - room by room - of things that you can "remove".

Kitchen

• Old/unused appliances

• Broken/unused dishes

• Old/unused cookbooks

Pantry

• Outdated cans/boxes/jars

• Opened/stale snacks

• Nearly empty containers

Dining Room

 • Stained linens

 • Broken art/craft supplies

 • “Art”

Living Room

• Outdated photos/wall hangings

• Unused furniture

• Old, unappreciated collectibles

Den

• Outgrown toys

• Unused music/movies

• Instrument/game equipment 

Office

 • Unnecessary papers, bills, statements, books

 • Broken pens/pencils

 • Old files from filing cabinet

Bedrooms

 • Outgrown/unused clothing & shoes

 • Broken/unused toys

 • Clutter under the bed

Bathrooms

• Expired medicines

• Old, ratty linens

• Clutter under the sink

Closets

 • Unused jackets/coats

 • Unused shoes

 • Torn/broken bags/luggage

Basement/Attic

• Junk

• Outdated/outgrown clothing

• Gifts/”heirlooms” that you don’t want

Storage Areas

• College textbooks

• Unused holiday décor

• Old magazines

Garage/Shed

• Old cans

• Broken tools

• Junk

So - pick a room - and "remove" some of the above items. Clear your clutter - one room at a time.


Less Clutter = Less Stress ^SM     in your home, your business and your life 

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