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By Matthew Lynch
March 11, 2024
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As we bid adieu to another year, one common resolution that seems to gain momentum is the desire for a tidier, more organized home. Decluttering can be an overwhelming process, but the tips we’ve learned this year make it more manageable and promise a more streamlined space in the upcoming year. Here are the top five decluttering tips that have made all the difference.

1. The One-Minute Rule

One of the simplest ways to keep clutter at bay is by implementing the one-minute rule. If a task takes one minute or less to complete, do it immediately. This includes hanging up your coat, sorting through mail, or putting away a pair of shoes. By not procrastinating on these small tasks, you prevent clutter piles from starting in the first place.

2. The Outbox Method

Designate an outbox area in your home; this could be a basket or any designated space where you can place items that you’re considering getting rid of. Leave them there for a week and if you haven’t needed or missed any of those items during that time, it’s safe to say you can donate or dispose of them without regret.

3. Use Vertical Space Wisely

Vertical space is often underutilized in homes. Shelves that stretch to ceilings and stackable storage can create a lot of extra space. Rather than spreading things out horizontally and taking up valuable floor space, look upwards and make smart use of wall storage to keep surfaces clear and organized.

4. Digital Decluttering

Clutter doesn’t just refer to physical items; digital clutter can be just as stressful and time-wasting. Dedicate some time to cleaning up your email inbox, organizing files into properly named folders, and deleting any outdated documents or duplicates that serve no purpose.

5. Implement Drawer Dividers

Drawer dividers can turn a jumbled mess into an organized success overnight. Using dividers or small boxes inside drawers to separate items makes it easier to find what you need quickly and maintains order with minimum effort.

By utilizing these decluttering techniques learned over the past year, looking towards 2024 with anticipation for a cleaner, less cluttered living space becomes not just a wish but an achievable goal. Start small and soon enough your spaces will reflect the calmness and organization you desire for the new year ahead.

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