Things to trash RIGHT NOW (declutter list)
hi friends!!
i am the queen of decluttering my space once a week! here are a few things you NEED to declutter right now and remove from your space!
- things in your fridge that are expired!! sauces, sodas, milk, eggs, anything you can’t eat anymore... trash it!
- plants that are wilted and brown... they aren’t coming back, so trash them!
- empty product bottles... keep the ones you use, declutter the ones you don’t!
- your old dish scrubbers that are discolored and falling apart... just do yourself a favor and trash them LOL
let me know how you feel after you do your decluttering🙊
Decluttering your home can feel overwhelming at times, but focusing on specific categories of items makes the process manageable and highly rewarding. Starting with your fridge is one of the best places to begin. Expired items like sauces, sodas, milk, and eggs not only take up space but can also cause unpleasant odors or potential health risks if left lingering. Regularly checking and discarding these items prevents waste buildup and keeps your kitchen fresh. Plants that have wilted and turned brown are another common source of clutter. While it may be disappointing to part with them, letting go makes room for new greenery and helps maintain a lively atmosphere. Remember, a healthy plant not only brightens your home but also improves indoor air quality. Empty product bottles are often overlooked during cleanups. Retain only the items you actively use, and recycle or trash the rest. This habit frees shelf and counter space, creating a cleaner look. Lastly, dish scrubbers and cleaning tools are essentials we use daily, but worn-out versions can harbor bacteria and be ineffective. Replacing discolored and falling-apart scrubbers helps promote cleanliness and extends the lifespan of your kitchenware. By focusing on these specific decluttering tasks weekly, you can create a habit that enhances your living environment and reduces stress. Plus, the satisfaction of seeing your space organized can be a powerful motivator. Give yourself permission to let go of items that no longer serve you and experience the positive impact on your well-being. Happy decluttering!




