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How to tackle a home decluttering project

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How to tackle a home decluttering project

How to tackle a home decluttering project

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If you know that your home has gotten too cluttered in recent times, and you want to do something about it, taking the first step is always the hardest part. Decluttering a home is a big task, and you might be wondering where you should start. To help you tackle the problem in a more realistic and sustainable way, we’re going to talk about some of the best decluttering tips today. So read on and learn more.

Take it On a Room at a Time

First of all, you need to make sure that you don’t dive in and bite off more than you can chew. It’s much better to take a more sustainable approach, and that means taking one day at a time. When you do that, you’ll make sure that you move at your own pace and don’t get burnt out and tired of the whole project before you’ve got anywhere close to completion.

Make the Most of Vertical Storage Solutions

If you want to make sure that you keep your home as tidy and organized as it can be, it makes sense to think about the vertical space you have at your disposal as well. When you make more of that vertical space, you can make sure that each item in your home that you want to keep hold of and don’t want to keep out has a storage spot of its own.

Refresh Your Surfaces

Refreshing the surfaces of your home is something to think about. When you have a lot of clear surfaces that serve a purpose, that’s when you know the decluttering work is nearly done. You don’t want possessions taking up spaces on your countertops, tables and nightstands. Those spaces should only be filled by items that serve a real purpose.

Make Money Along the Way

There’s no reason why this whole decluttering project can’t be something that ultimately makes you a little money. As you clear out stuff, you’ll probably discover things that you forgot you even owned. And if you couldn’t even remember that you owned it, the chances are you can get rid of it and make some money. That could be old toys and clothes or even getting some cash for gold jewelry you no longer want.

Create Zones for Better Organization

Finally, you should think about how your home can be separated into zones that make better use of your space. When you make the most of different zones and make it clear where different possessions are going to be kept, it makes the whole space better organized and considered, and that should be the ultimate aim of any decluttering project. How you create and categorize these zones will be up to you.

So what are you waiting for? There’s never a better time than now to throw yourself into a decluttering project. The sooner you get started, the sooner the whole thing will be over and done with, and that’s something that can only be a good thing.

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