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Clutter Organizing? Top 3 Declutter Tips Revealed

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Lately you simply hate your clutter! Organizing the chaos and getting rid of clutter in your house has become a nightmare for you! No matter how hard you try, it grows and grows, and it’s getting embarrassing to have guests over. You need some help with your clutter. Organizing tips and ideas on how to get your house neat and tidy again are numerous, but here are my personal Top 3 Tips On Clearing The Clutter and Organizing Your House!

Fight emotional and psychological attachment to items you never use, and probably never will.   An example? In the back of my jam-packed kitchen cupboards was a collection of brand new Tupperware bowls I bought years ago (the kind with the lids that are super kid-friendly). They are lovely and practical, and above all, I knew I had paid some nice coin for them. BUT, they didn’t match my dishes set, so I never used them.  (I know, silly, isn’t it?) As I was decluttering the other day, I came across them and tried to justify keeping them.  I couldn’t.  Even though I had paid quite a bit for them, they were not doing me any good; if fact, they were wasting my precious storage space.  My sister was overjoyed to take them off my hands when I offered them to her, as they were perfect for her young daughter’s meals.  I felt so proud of myself!  I made my sister happy, and, I convinced myself to part with some of the clutter that I really didn’t need!Use a system to clear the clutter. Organizing your desk, your home office, your kitchen, your closet

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Clear Clutter Tips

Posted on August 21, 2010 by Sandy James

Stand in the middle of your living room. Get a feel for the area. But before you start to imagine nice things, your thoughts get interrupted by the alarmingly growing clutter that is threatening to swallow your house whole. You look over to your left, and you see books, piles of books, some dating back to your elementary school days.  There are piles of papers and magazines but you aren’t exactly sure what they are about or the last time you read them.

Now you glance to your right and you see your children’s toys sprawled all over the place, the empty pizza box from last night’s late movie marathon, or maybe the accumulated pizza boxes of many movie night marathons.  There’s trash, maybe some odds and ends, candy, hair brush, miscellaneous pieces of clothing.  And is that the corner of the wrapped baby gift (for your best friend that you thought you sent 4 months ago) sticking out from under heaped piles of the unfolded laundry in a chair?

You might wonder what to do first.  Burn down the house? Hold your head and cry? Sadly, there is no easy way out.  Burning down your house or crying won’t help you accomplish anything.  As long as you don’t burn down the house, there will still be clothes to put away, books and papers and mail to sort through, trash to be thrown away.  You made the mess.  You have to clean it up.

As daunting as it may seem, clutter clearing is not that hard.  The first thing that you have to do is to stay focused. Failing to prepare to succeed is like preparing to fail.  If possible, send the kids to the house of a friend or family member so that you can work in peace and without interruption.

Next, list all the clutter that you see, prioritize the list from most to least.  Where is the most clutter?  Where is the least?  This will help give you an idea about what you need to focus on first.  Before you know it, you’ll have cleared much of your clutter, you just need to put your mind to it and stay on task.

After you’re done with your list, take out everything. Place items no longer desired or needed into large bins for later sale, donation, or trash.  Next, gather all your cleaning materials. Once the area is clear of items, sweep or vacuum the floor, dust the cabinets or shelving, use glass cleaner on any mirrors or glass surfaces.

Clearing the clutter from your home or a room may be a tough practice, but it’s a good one.  Once you’ve experienced the positive results of having a well-organized, clean and tidy home, the better you will feel about the room and your home, and even yourself.  You’ll be happy you took the time to clear the clutter.

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The Big 3 Clutter Problems

Last Calls for Clutter! – Reader Survey



A while ago, I surveyed readers to find out what their biggest clutter problems are.

Here are as decided by readers of Declutter Day Tips.

Finding Time to Declutter

Readers felt that it was not always easy to find time to reduce clutter in their homes. With their busy daily schedules – that is, working at full time jobs, taking the kids to school and after activities, and time spent on weekends socializing with family and friends, not much time is left to declutter and organize our homes.

Deciding what to do with all that Clutter

Readers felt that it was difficult to make decisions on what to do with all that “clutter”. ie. whether to keep an item, whether to reuse an item, whether to recycle it, or whether to throw it away.

Perfectionism

Lastly, but not least, striving for perfectionism was a stumbling block in trying to reduce clutter in the home and get organized. Readers expressed that they often found it difficult to get started because they wanted to achieve a perfect outcome. So what often happens is that they don’t get started at all.

Best Regards,
Debra

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If you are ready to eliminate clutter from your life, check out my Ebook “Stop the Clutter Bug!” at the following link:

Stop Being a Clutter Bug! – Easy Tips to Declutter and Simplify Your Life

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Time for some Clutter Clearing in your Basement


Perhaps a clutter clearing session in your basement has come around again for you.

Here are some useful decluttering tips to help you clean out your basement.

Clutter Clearing Stage OneReview your basement

Take a bird’s eye view of your basement. Look at all that junk

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Clutter ? How to get over it and Declutter fast !

Clutter, what comes in your mind after reading this word, is the big headache if occurred in your personal office or bedroom. You waste your whole day and lots of effort to remove that clutter and may screw your mind too. In your personal or business life you may need to arrange the thing organized in a proper manner to avoid this kind of big clutter.

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Proper work of organizing the living or non-living things cluttered around you makes the organization proper. Every affair/ apparatus/ creature/ matter/ mechanism has their felicitous place or they have to be in their legitimate dwelling. There are certain rules or regulations for such living things which forces the things to behave like for their actual work for what they are being adopted, or they may be some force which forces the thinks to be in their proper place and clear the clutter.

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