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5 Decluttering Ideas of the Week: March 15
I hope your March is going well so far! To give you some decluttering ideas or motivation for the week, here are 5 items you can declutter this week!
Cards Without Sentimental Value: We might get many cards throughout the year for events like holidays and our birthdays, but we truthfully don’t need to keep them all. Unless there’s a very heartfelt or personal message written for us, these cards can be recycled.
Promotional Email Subscriptions: Many companies offer discounts when we subscribe to their email lists, but will these subscriptions actually be useful? Often, all they do is fill our emails with junk mail. Delete any...
This Month's Decluttering Ideas: March 8
Extra Mixing Bowls, Pots, and Pans: These items are necessary when cooking, but how many do we need? Do you have certain ones that rarely get used? Take some time to decide which ones could be better utilized by someone else and donate them.
Extra Water Bottles: Reusable bottles are important...
Weekly Decluttering Ideas: March 1
Welcome back to another set of 5 things to declutter this week! Today, I’m sharing another list of five overlooked items you might have in your home that could be decluttered.
Before we get into the list, if you are new to decluttering, you might benefit from my 10-Step Plan to Start Your Decluttering Journey. This is a free guide that helps you start decluttering the right way, and you get your copy by clicking here.
Outdated Manuals/Maps: Now that we have technology and apps like Google Maps that constantly update and can find most appliance or electronic manuals online, there’s not much reason to keep the physical...
5 Things to Declutter This Week: February 22
Excess Office Supplies: Who doesn’t love a good set of office supplies? (Or is it just the former teacher in me haha?) However, sometimes we overindulge and end up with too much. Try to use up what you can first, donate to schools or businesses in your area, and make a habit of replacing supplies only when you run...
5 Decluttering Ideas of the Week: February 15
I hope your February is going well so far! To give you some decluttering ideas or motivation for the week, here are 5 items you can declutter this week!
Cookbooks You Haven’t Used in a Long Time: Cookbooks can be very helpful, but are there ones you haven’t touched in a while? There are thousands of recipes online, so it might not even be necessary to keep them (or at least keep all of them). Take note of your favorite recipes, test new recipes out (if desired) and donate or regift them.
Disposable Silverware and Napkins: Many of these items can’t be recycled and usually end up in landfills. Use up what you have, but...
This Month's Decluttering Ideas: February 8
Extra Reference Books/Encyclopedias: You might still have reference books for specific topics on your bookshelves, but do you still need them? Most of the time now, it’s probably faster to just look things up online instead, so maybe it’s time to donate these and open up extra space.
Used-up Kids Coloring Books or Workbooks: It’s great when kids get a lot of value out of these books and use them up, but if they’re done with them, do they need to stick around?...
Weekly Decluttering Ideas: February 1
Welcome back to another set of 5 things to declutter this week! Today, I’m sharing another list of five overlooked items you might have in your home that could be decluttered.
Before we get into the list, if you are new to decluttering, you might benefit from my 10-Step Plan to Start Your Decluttering Journey. This is a free guide that helps you start decluttering the right way, and you get your copy by clicking here.
Old Sponges and Dish Brushes: These items can wear down quickly, and can get gross fast. If you have any sponges or brushes that no longer clean well or look past their prime, it might be time to toss...
5 Things to Declutter This Week: January 27
Old Musical Instruments: Do you have any musical instruments that you used to play but no longer do? Or something you wanted to learn but never able to really commit? In either case, if you’re not getting use out of it, consider giving it to someone who will or even donate it to a school music program.
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