Life-Changing Shortcuts For A Clutter-Free Home
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You can transform your house into a clutter-free space and tackle each area one at a time with just a few easy steps in this video tutorial by But First, Coffee on YouTube. These tips and hacks are very helpful, especially for people like me who accumulate piles of clutter easily, and also for those who are too busy for chores. This will definitely help lessen the time you spend cleaning or doing laundry.
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These tips are also surprisingly easier than you think, because they require little effort, and this routine also keeps everything organized without overwhelming yourself with all of the clutter that you have to face. Read the details below and learn a trick or two, and while you’re at it make sure to watch the video tutorial as well and find out more tips.
Tips:
- Limit Your Clothes
- Never Put Clothing On the Floor
- Declutter First & Organize After
- Put Drop Zones
- Have Less Stuff
Details:
Tip #1: Limit Your Clothes
Sometimes you have way more clothes than you need which means that you also have to do more laundry than usual, and you also have more to manage. Make sure that you only have clothes that you need so you can control the clutter and it’s way easier to manage.
Tip #2: Never Put Your Clothing On The Floor
Putting your clothes on the floor is much easier and takes less time than hanging or putting them in the laundry. However, this will pile up and eventually become clutter. So, make sure to put them in a basket no matter what, this way your laundry will be easier to organize and you can manage clutter easily.
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Tip #3: Declutter First & Organize After
It’s harder to organize your home when you have accumulated clutter, and your time will be consumed trying to figure out what to do first. The best approach for this is to remove all the random stuff you can find in every area of your house, then organize them once you’ve cleared everything out.
Tip #4: Drop Zones
Designate drop zones in your house using trays or baskets, this is where you’ll drop any stuff that you don’t know what or where to use yet. This will not produce unnecessary clutter since all that random stuff is kept neatly in a single container.
Tip #5: Having Less Stuff
Assess all the stuff that you have whether you really need them or not, and discard or store away those that you don’t frequently use. Having more stuff means that there is more to manage, and having less stuff means it’s quicker to tidy up.
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