These Quick Decluttering Projects May Seem Obvious, But They Will Transform Your Life

Shannon Quinn - March 23, 2023

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Decluttering your home can be a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to take up your entire weekend. In fact, there are plenty of decluttering projects that can be completed in just 30 minutes or less. By taking small steps each day, you can gradually clear out the clutter. It’s time to create a more organized and stress-free living space. Whether it’s sorting through your sock drawer or cleaning out your car, these decluttering projects can be easily incorporated into your daily routine. These tips will help you achieve a more minimalist and streamlined lifestyle.

Tackle Cleaning A Single Shelf At A Time

Tackling a shelf is a great decluttering project that can be completed in just 30 minutes or less. These are often one of the areas in our homes that can become cluttered over time. To begin, choose a shelf that needs decluttering and remove all the items from it. Next, go through each item one by one and decide whether to keep it, donate it, or throw it away. For example, if you’re decluttering a bookshelf, you may want to donate books that you’ve already read or that you no longer need. Toss out any books that are damaged or in poor condition. Once you’ve decided what to keep, organize the remaining items back onto the shelf. Make sure that everything has a designated spot. By doing this, you’ll not only declutter your shelf but also make it easier to find the items you need.

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Declutter Your Living Room

Our living rooms can quickly become cluttered with magazines, books, pillows, and other items, making it difficult to relax and enjoy the space. To begin the decluttering process, start by taking a look around your living room. Identify any items that are not in their proper place. Pick up any discarded items and put them away, whether that means throwing away trash, putting books on shelves, or returning decorative items to their proper spots. Next, go through each item one by one. Donate any items that you no longer use or that no longer fit your decor style. Don’t forget to dust and vacuum the living room after decluttering. Once the living room is clean, it will become much easier for you to relax and enjoy a good movie or TV show.

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Purge Your Makeup Bag

Over time, makeup products can accumulate, and it’s easy to forget which products you actually use on a daily basis. To begin the process, take everything out of your makeup bag and lay it on a flat surface. Next, go through each item one by one and decide whether to keep it or toss it out. Discard any makeup products that are expired, no longer work for you, or that you never use. For example, you may have several shades of lipstick that are very similar or that no longer match your skin tone. Once you’ve decided what to keep, organize the remaining items back into your makeup bag in a way that makes sense to you. You can group items by type (e.g. lip products, eye products), or organize them by frequency of use. By decluttering your makeup bag, you’ll not only have a cleaner and more organized space, but you’ll also be able to find the products you need more easily, saving time and reducing stress when getting ready in the morning.

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Clean Out Your Pantry

Pantries can quickly become cluttered with expired or unused food items. This often leads to food waste. To begin the process, start by taking everything out of your pantry. Next, go through each item. Discard any expired or damaged food items, and donate any unopened items that you no longer need. You can also remove any items that you know you won’t use, such as spices that you don’t like. Once you’ve decided what to keep, organize the remaining items back into your pantry. You can group items by type like canned goods, baking supplies, and snacks. Make sure that everything has a designated spot. Consider using bins to keep things tidy. By decluttering your pantry, you’ll not only have a more organized space, but you’ll also be able to find the items you need more easily. It also reduces food waste, saving you time and money.

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Sort Through Your Sock Drawer

Sorting through your sock drawer is a simple but effective decluttering project that can be done in just a few minutes. Socks are one of those items that tend to accumulate over time. Before you know it, your sock drawer is overflowing with mismatched pairs and socks with holes in them. To begin the process, take out all the socks from your drawer and spread them out on a flat surface. Next, match up any pairs that belong together. Discard any socks that are worn out, have holes in them, or no longer fit properly. You can donate any pairs that are still in good condition. Once you’ve sorted through your socks, organize them by color or type and put them back in your drawer. This way, you’ll be able to easily find the socks you need each day and have a more organized sock drawer.

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Clear Out Your Inbox

Clearing out your inbox is a decluttering project that can be done in just 30 minutes. But it can have a big impact on your productivity. A cluttered inbox can make it difficult to find important emails and can cause unnecessary stress. To begin the process, start by going through your inbox and deleting any unnecessary emails. Next, organize any important emails into folders by topic or sender, and archive any emails that you’ve already dealt with. You can also unsubscribe from any newsletters or mailing lists that you no longer need or want. Once you’ve organized your inbox, create a system for maintaining it. Set aside time each day to go through new emails and archiving or deleting them as needed. By keeping your inbox organized, you’ll be able to find important emails more easily and feel less overwhelmed by your inbox.

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Declutter Your Fridge

Decluttering your fridge is so important. Over time, our refrigerators can become cluttered with expired or old food items. This makes it difficult to find the items we need and leads to food waste. To begin the process, start by taking everything out of your fridge and placing it on a clean surface. Next, check the expiration dates of all the food items. Toss out any that have expired. Then, go through the remaining items and discard any food that is no longer fresh or that you know you won’t eat. You can also take this opportunity to wipe down the shelves and drawers with a clean cloth. Finally, organize the remaining items back into your fridge. Group them by categories; fruits, vegetables, meats, and dairy. By decluttering your fridge, you’ll have a cleaner and more organized space. You’ll also be able to find the items you need more easily.

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Organize Your Books

A disorganized bookshelf can make it difficult to find the books you need. It can also make your space feel chaotic. To begin the decluttering process, take all the books off your bookshelf and place them on a flat surface. Next, sort the books by category like fiction, non-fiction, and cookbooks. Or by author, depending on your preference. You can also separate books that you’ve already read from those that you still need to read. Then, go through the books and decide which ones you want to keep and which ones you want to donate. Organize the books back onto the bookshelf by category or author, making sure that they’re displayed in an aesthetically pleasing way. You can also arrange them by size or color. By organizing your books, you’ll be able to easily find the books you need and create a more visually appealing and functional space.

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Clean Out Your Wallet

Cleaning out your wallet is a quick and easy decluttering project that can be completed in just a few minutes. Over time, our wallets can become cluttered with old receipts, loyalty cards, and other unnecessary items. These take up space and make it difficult to find what we need. To begin the process, start by removing everything from your wallet and laying it out on a table. Next, go through each item and decide whether to keep it or toss it out. For example, you may want to keep your ID, credit cards, and a few essential loyalty cards. But you can likely discard old receipts and business cards that you no longer need. Once you’ve decided what to keep, organize the items back into your wallet. By doing this, you’ll not only declutter your wallet but also make it easier to find the items you need, saving you time and stress in the long run.

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Clean Out Your Car

Cars can quickly become cluttered with trash, old receipts, and other items. This makes it difficult to find what we need and causes unnecessary stress. To begin the process, start by removing everything from your car and placing it on the ground. Next, go through each item one by one and decide whether to keep it or toss it out. Discard any trash or old receipts, and remove any items that don’t belong in your car. For example, you may have sports equipment, or extra clothes. Once you’ve decided what to keep, organize the remaining items back into your car. You can use storage containers or organizers to keep things neat and tidy. Don’t forget to vacuum the floors and wipe down other surfaces. By decluttering your car, you’ll not only have a cleaner and more organized space, but you’ll also be able to find what you need more easily.

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Sort Through Your Junk Drawer

Junk drawers can quickly become a catch-all for miscellaneous items. To begin the decluttering process, start by emptying everything out of the drawer. Next, go through each item one by one and decide whether to keep it, donate it, or throw it away. Discard any items that are broken and donate any items that you no longer need. Once you’ve decided what to keep, organize the remaining items back into the drawer in a way that makes sense to you. You can use organizers or small containers to keep things neat and tidy. Try to group similar items together like office supplies and small tools. Make sure that everything has a designated spot. By decluttering your junk drawer, you’ll be able to find what you need more easily and reduce the stress that comes with a cluttered space.

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Clear Out Your Medicine Cabinet

Over time, our medicine cabinets can become cluttered with expired or unused medications. This makes it difficult to find what we need and potentially creates safety hazards. To begin the process, start by removing everything. Next, go through each item. Discard any expired medications. You can also remove any products that you no longer use or that are close to expiration. Once you’ve decided what to keep, organize the remaining items back into your medicine cabinet. You can group items by type like pain relievers and first aid supplies. Don’t forget to check the expiration dates periodically to ensure that your medicine cabinet stays current and up-to-date. By decluttering your medicine cabinet, you’ll not only have a cleaner and more organized space, but you’ll also be able to find what you need more easily. It also reduces the risk of taking expired medications.

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Declutter Your Digital Photos

Digital photos can quickly accumulate on our phones, cameras, and computers, making it difficult to find the ones that we want. To begin the process, start by choosing a device that contains your digital photos. Go through each photo one by one. Decide whether to keep it, delete it, or move it to a different folder or album. For example, you may want to keep photos that are meaningful or that you plan to print. Delete blurry or duplicate photos. Once you’ve finished decluttering, make sure to backup your photos in a secure location, such as the cloud or an external hard drive. By decluttering your digital photos, you’ll not only have a more organized and streamlined digital space. But you’ll also be able to find the photos you want more easily and reduce the amount of digital clutter in your life.

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Sort Through Your Paperwork

Paperwork can accumulate quickly, making it difficult to find what we need. To begin the process, start by gathering all of your paperwork into one place. This may include bills, receipts, tax documents, and other important documents. Next, go through each item and decide whether to keep it, shred it, or file it. Discard any documents that are no longer needed, such as old receipts or expired bills. Shred any documents that contain personal or sensitive information. Finally, file any important documents that you need to keep, such as tax returns, insurance policies, and other legal documents. Make sure to label your folders clearly so that you can easily find what you need in the future. Once you’ve finished sorting through your paperwork, make sure to properly dispose of any sensitive information. Recycle any paper that can be recycled.

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Tidy Up Your Shoes

Over time, shoes can become cluttered and disorganized. This makes it difficult to find the pair we want to wear and causes unnecessary stress. To begin the process, start by taking all of your shoes out of storage. Next, go through each pair of shoes one by one and decide whether to keep them or donate them. Discard any shoes that are damaged or in poor condition. Once you’ve decided what to keep, organize the remaining shoes back into your closet or storage area in a way that makes sense to you. You can group shoes by type like boots, sneakers, sandals. Make sure that everything has a designated spot. Consider using shoe organizers or boxes to keep things neat and tidy. By decluttering your shoes, you’ll not only have a cleaner and more organized space. You’ll also be able to find the pair you want to wear more easily.

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Declutter Your Bathroom

Bathrooms can become cluttered with unused or expired products, making it difficult to find what we need. To begin the process, start by taking everything out of your bathroom cabinets and drawers and placing it on a flat surface. Next, go through each item one by one. Discard any expired or unused products. Donate any unopened items that you no longer need. Once you’ve decided what to keep, organize the remaining items back into your bathroom in a way that makes sense to you. You can group items by type like hair products, skin care products, and oral care products. Consider using storage containers or bins to keep things neat and tidy. Don’t forget to clean and disinfect any surfaces and containers before organizing the items back into your bathroom.

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Clear Out Your Linen Closet

Linen closets can become cluttered with old or unused linens and towels, making it difficult to find what we need. To begin the process, start by taking everything out of your linen closet and placing it on a flat surface. Discard any linens or towels that are damaged or in poor condition, and donate any items that you no longer need or use. You can also remove any linens or towels that you no longer like. Once you’ve decided what to keep, organize the remaining items back into your linen closet. You can group linens and towels by type like sheets, blankets, towels, and make sure that everything has a designated spot. Consider using storage containers or baskets. By decluttering your linen closet, you’ll have a cleaner and more organized space. You’ll also be able to find the linens and towels you need more easily.

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Purge Your Wardrobe

Our wardrobes can quickly become cluttered with clothes we no longer wear or that don’t fit properly. To begin the decluttering process, start by taking all of your clothes out of your closet and place them on your bed. Next, go through each item and decide whether to keep it, donate it, or toss it out. Discard any clothes that are damaged, and donate any items that you no longer want. Don’t forget to try on clothes to make sure that they still fit. Once you’ve decided what to keep, organize the remaining clothes back into your wardrobe. Consider using storage containers to keep things neat and tidy. Here at Home Addict, we have some great tips on Purging Your Bedroom Closet For More Space.

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Sort Through Your Accessories

Accessories, such as jewelry, belts, and scarves, can quickly accumulate and become disorganized. To begin the decluttering process, start by taking all of your accessories out of your drawers, jewelry box, or wherever you keep them. Next, go through each and decide whether to keep it, donate it, or toss it out. Once you’ve decided what to keep, organize the remaining accessories back into their designated storage space. You can group accessories by type and make sure that everything has a designated spot. Consider using organizers to keep things neat. Don’t forget to clean any accessories that need it before organizing them back into storage. By sorting through your accessories, you’ll not only have a cleaner and more organized space, but you’ll also be able to find the accessories you want to wear more easily and reduce the stress that comes with a cluttered space.

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Clean Out Your Kitchen Cabinets

Kitchen cabinets can quickly become cluttered with expired food items, kitchen gadgets, and dishes. You should remove any kitchen gadgets or dishes that you no longer use or that no longer fit your needs. Once you’ve decided what to keep, organize the remaining items back into your cabinets. You can group items together like pots and pans, dishes, and glasses. Make sure that everything has a designated spot. Consider using storage containers or shelf risers. I highly recommend checking out one of our other lists, where we go over some hacks for organizing your kitchen. I also highly recommend watching Netflix shows like Tidying Up With Marie Kondo and The Home Edit. These shows will help get you in the mood to start cleaning out your cabinets.

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Declutter Your Desk

Our desks can quickly become cluttered with papers, pens, and other office supplies. This is especially true if you work from home. To begin the process, start by clearing everything off of your desk. Go through each item one by one and decide whether to keep it, discard it, or file it. You can also remove any decorations or office supplies that no longer fit your needs or style. Consider using desk organizers or file holders to keep things neat and tidy. Don’t forget to wipe down your desk and any electronics before returning items to their places. By decluttering your desk, you’ll not only have a cleaner and more organized workspace, but you’ll also be able to focus more easily and reduce the stress that comes with a cluttered desk.

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Sort Through Your DVDs/Blu-rays

Our movie collections can quickly become cluttered with movies we no longer watch or that don’t fit our interests. Not only that, but a lot of us don’t use DVDs anymore. We might have switched to streaming services like Netflix, which eliminates the need to own DVDs at all. However, there are still people out there who want to keep their DVDs and blu-rays. You might need them for a small television in your car or rv. Or maybe it’s a rare film that you can’t find streaming online. To begin the decluttering process, take all of your DVDs/Blu-rays out. Go through each movie one by one and decide whether to keep it, donate it, or sell it. Discard any movies that are damaged or in poor condition, and donate or sell any movies that you no longer watch.

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Clear Out Your Coat Closet

Coat closets can quickly become cluttered with coats, jackets, and other clothing items. Take everything out of your coat closet and decide whether to keep or donate each piece. Discard any coats or jackets that are damaged or in poor condition, and donate any items that you no longer wear or that no longer fit properly. Once you’ve decided what to keep, organize the remaining items back into your coat closet in a way that makes sense to you. You can group items together like winter coats, rain jackets, hats and scarves. Or organize the coats for each member in your family so that everyone has them together. Consider using hangers or hooks to keep things neat and tidy. Don’t forget to vacuum or sweep out the closet before organizing the items back in.

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Tidy Up Your Desk Drawers

Our desk drawers can quickly become cluttered with office supplies, papers, and other items, making it difficult to find what we need and potentially causing unnecessary stress. To begin the process, start by emptying out all of the items in your desk drawers and placing them on a flat surface. Next, go through each item one by one. File any important documents that need to be kept. Once you’ve decided what to keep, organize the remaining items back into your desk drawers in a way that makes sense to you. Make sure that everything has a designated spot. Consider using drawer organizers or dividers. Don’t forget to wipe down the inside of the drawer before returning items to their places.

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Purge Your Kids’ Toys

Our kids’ toy collections can quickly become cluttered with toys that have been outgrown. Start by taking all of your kids’ toys out of their toy bins or play area. Donate or sell any toys that are in good condition, and discard any broken toys. The more expensive toys might be sellable on places like Facebook Marketplace or eBay. Once you’ve decided what to keep, organize the remaining toys back into their designated storage space. You can group toys by type (e.g. action figures, dolls, puzzles). Consider using storage bins. Don’t forget to involve your child in the process and explain why you’re decluttering their toys. Try to teach them how to put their toys away by themselves. You would be surprised at how young you can start. When I was a nanny, the kids were putting their toys away by the time they were 3 years old.

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Declutter Your Phone

Our phones can quickly become cluttered with unused apps, old contacts, and unnecessary files. Many of you might have experienced maxing out the hard drive space on your phone completely. Sure, we have cloud storage nowadays. However, too much data on your phone means that it will slow it down. To begin the digital declutter process, start by going through your phone and uninstalling any apps that you no longer use. You can also delete any old messages, emails, or files. Next, go through your contacts and delete any that are no longer necessary. Once you’ve decluttered your phone, consider organizing your apps into folders or categories to make them easier to find. You can also customize your home screen and wallpaper to make your phone more personalized. Don’t forget to back up any important files or photos to ensure that they’re not lost during the decluttering process.

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Sort Through Your Craft Supplies

Craft supplies can quickly accumulate and become disorganized, making it difficult to find what we need and potentially causing unnecessary clutter. To begin the process, start by taking all of your craft supplies out of their storage area and placing them on a flat surface. Donate any supplies that you no longer use or that no longer fit your crafting interests. Consider contacting your local school or nursing home to see if they want any of your crafting supplies. Discard any items that are damaged. You can also remove any supplies that are duplicates. Organize the remaining supplies back into their designated storage space in a way that makes sense to you. Make sure that everything has a designated spot. Consider using storage containers, organizers, or a rolling art cart. Don’t forget to clean any supplies that need it before organizing them back into storage.

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Clear Out Your Garage

Clearing out your garage is a decluttering project that can take longer than 30 minutes. But you can make significant progress in a short amount of time by breaking it down into manageable steps. To begin the process, start by taking everything out of your garage and placing it on your driveway. Once you’ve decided what to keep, organize the remaining items back into your garage in a way that makes sense to you. You can group items by type (e.g. tools, sports equipment, gardening supplies), and make sure that everything has a designated spot. Consider using shelving or storage containers to keep things neat and tidy. Don’t forget to sweep out the garage before organizing the items back in.

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Organize Your Workout Gear

Ever since the pandemic, more people than ever have created a home gym. So you probably have a lot more workout gear than you did a few years ago. Our workout gear can quickly become disorganized, making it difficult to find anything. You can group items by type and make sure that everything has a designated spot. Don’t forget to clean any items that need it before organizing them back into storage. When we work out, we get a lot of sweat on our equipment. So you want to make sure that you’re cleaning it every once in a while. Additionally, you may even find that you’re more motivated to work out when your workout gear is organized and easily accessible.

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Tidy Up Your Entryway

Our entryways can quickly become cluttered with shoes, jackets, keys, and other items. To begin the process, start by taking a look around your entryway. Identify any items that are not in their proper place. Pick up any discarded items and put them away, whether that means hanging up jackets, putting shoes in a designated spot, or placing keys in a tray. Next, go through each item one by one and decide whether to keep it or donate it. Consider using a shoe rack, coat hanger, or storage bench to keep things neat and tidy. Don’t forget to wipe down any surfaces after decluttering. Additionally, you may even find that you have more space in your entryway for welcoming guests or for your own ease of movement.

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Sort Through Your Pet’s Toys

We love our pets like we love our kids. So it’s really common for people to spoil their cats and dogs with tons of toys. Our pets’ toy collections can quickly become cluttered with toys that they no longer play with or that have been destroyed. Take all of your pet’s toys out of their toy bin or play area. Discard any toys that are damaged or unsafe for your pet to play with. Once you’ve decided what to keep, organize the remaining toys. Don’t forget to wash any toys that need it before returning them to their designated storage spot. Stuffed animals can usually be put through the washing machine, and some plastic toys can even go through the dishwasher.

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Tidy Up Your Laundry Room

If you are lucky enough to have a laundry room, you know that it can quickly become cluttered. Laundry supplies, clothing, and other items make it difficult to find what we need. To begin the decluttering process, start by taking a look around your laundry room. Pick up any discarded items and put them away, whether that means putting away clean clothes, organizing laundry supplies, or throwing away any trash. Once you’ve decided what to keep, organize the remaining items. There are some really cute laundry storage containers on the market, which will help to hide some of the name brands of the supplies you’re using. These help the room look more aesthetically pleasing.

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Declutter Your Pantry

Not everyone has a pantry in their house. So if you have one, consider yourself blessed. But pantries can quickly become cluttered, making it difficult to find what we need. To begin the decluttering process, start by taking everything out of your pantry. Next, go through each item one by one and decide whether to keep it or toss it out.You can group items by type and make sure that everything has a designated spot. Don’t forget to wipe down the surface of your pantry too. If you’re looking for pantry organization inspiration, I highly recommend checking out The Home Edit. They sell an entire line of pantry organization tools in collaboration with The Container Store, and their products are amazing.

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Sort Through Your Holiday Decorations

Holiday decorations can quickly take up valuable storage space. If you go overboard with those tempting Christmas clearance sales, you’ll end up filling your entire garage or attic with decorations. To begin the process of decluttering, take out all of your holiday decorations and go through them all. If they are not organized already, group decorations by holiday, and type. For example, one box should be nothing but ornaments, lights, or figurines. Don’t forget to label each bin or box with its contents to make it easier to find decorations next holiday season. When you’re done with this article, check out our other list called Smart Home Organization Hacks for Seasonal Items for more tips.

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Clean Out Your Freezer

Freezers can quickly become cluttered with frozen foods, ice, and other items. Like everything else on this list, you need to remove everything. Go through each item one by one and decide whether to keep it or toss it out. Discard any items that are freezer burnt or are no longer safe to consume. You can group items by type like meats, vegetables, and frozen meals. Consider using freezer-safe bins or containers to keep things organized. This also helps to prevent items from getting lost in the back of the freezer. Don’t forget to wipe down any surfaces inside the freezer before putting the items back. Additionally, you’ll be able to identify any items that you need to use before they expire and avoid waste.

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Purge Your Coffee Table

Coffee tables can quickly become cluttered with magazines, books, remote controls, and other items. Grab a cardboard box, and remove everything from the coffee table. Wipe it down, and make sure it’s clean. Identify any items that are not in their proper place. Put them away, whether that means returning books to the shelf, putting away remote controls, or throwing away any trash. Once you’ve decided what to keep, organize the remaining items back onto the coffee table in an aesthetically pleasing way. Consider using a decorative tray. Additionally, you may even find that you have more space to add new decorative items or to use the space for other purposes.

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Declutter Your Nightstand

Nightstands can quickly become cluttered with books, magazines, electronics, and other items. To begin the process, start by taking a look at everything on your nightstand and identifying any items that are not in their proper place. Once you’ve decided what to keep, organize the remaining items back onto the nightstand in a way that makes sense to you. Additionally, having a neat and organized nightstand can promote better sleep hygiene and contribute to a more relaxing sleep environment. Also consider the possibility that you may need new night stands. If yours are small, or if you only have one of them, you might not have enough storage space for everything you need by your bedside.

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Tidy Up Your Home Office

Home offices can quickly become cluttered with papers, office supplies, and other items, making it difficult to focus on your work. To begin the process, start by taking a look at everything on your desk and identifying any items that are not in their proper place. Pick up any discarded items and put them away. Throw away any papers or items that are no longer needed, such as outdated documents or broken office supplies. Once you’ve decided what to keep, organize the remaining items back onto your desk. Make sure that everything has a designated spot. Consider using desk organizers or drawers. Additionally, take a few minutes to go through your computer’s desktop and delete any files or icons that are no longer needed. A tidy office can also help you to be more productive and efficient with your work.

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Sort Through Your Travel Souvenirs

Travel souvenirs are a great way to remember your vacation. These might hold a lot of sentimental value to you. But they can quickly accumulate and take up valuable storage space. When you begin decluttering, you can group items by type like magnets, postcards, and keychains. Consider using a display case or a shadow box to showcase your favorite souvenirs. You can also find memory boxes at craft stores like Michaels or Hobby Lobby. These are decently cheap, and you can find them for around $10 each. Don’t forget to label each storage bin or box with its contents to make it easier to find souvenirs later on. Additionally, you may even find that you have more space for new souvenirs from future travels.

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