Do you struggle with the clutter and disorganization in your home? Do you even know where to start decluttering? Is it hard to find the time to clean it all up?
Are you ready to conquer your clutter for good this year?
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Home Management, Personal Organization, Planners
9 eBooks, 9 ecourses, 7 planners, 6 printables
Overwhelmed with where to start decluttering?
Try this Starter Kit!
Did you know you have money in your cabinets?
Cash for Clutter
I love The Essential Decluttering Starter Kit printables. It has so much inside this one resource:
- The Secret to Decluttering Success
- Step-by-Step Decluttering Instructions
- Planning Worksheets
- Decluttering Schedules
- The Secret to Decluttering Success
- Step-by-Step Decluttering Instructions
- Planning Worksheets
- Decluttering Schedules
After you complete your decluttering goals, one of the great things you can do with the items you’re getting rid of is to sell them!
- All of the how-tos about hosting a successful Yard Sale, including checklists and even signs to print
- You can sell your items online and the handy tracker and calendar will help so much!
- You can also sell on Facebook or on Craigslist
In addition to my favorite products above, I also want to mention a few other amazing products in this super bundle since you know I love my printables and my planners:
- Declutter 365 Planner Labels – This terrific creator has given us daily decluttering and organization stickers as well as task-specific stickers. You can print and add these stickers into any planner that you currently use.
- Cleaning Planner Pack – So many printable planner pages! Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Seasonal, Spring, Declutter List, To-Do list, and even Chore Charts
- Household Inventory Workbook – This extensive workbook has so much to offer, including suggested lists, a bunch of room by room checklists, and log pages. This is so helpful for your home or renter insurance.
- Make It Easy Cleaning and Organizing Binder – There are so many checklists to choose from so you can customize your approach and pick and choose what works for you.
If you’re like me, you want to live in a clean, organized house. You wish you had the peace of mind that comes from tidying up. But when you look at the piles and think about actually decluttering, you start to feel overwhelmed. Make 2021 the year that you CONQUER YOUR CLUTTER!
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the 20/20 rule for decluttering?
This rule states that if you can replace the item for under $20 and within 20 minutes, it can be safely decluttered. Although I would recommend only using this particular rule for items that you are on the fence about anyway.
What is the 90/90 rule for minimalism?
I actually like this rule better. It asks whether you’ve used the item within the last 90 days or will use it in the next 90 days. If it’s no to both, you can probably declutter it. Obviously this won’t really work for annual decorations such as a menorah or a Christmas tree.
What is the fastest way to declutter?
There are several theories about where to start. You can go room by room or category by category. You can start with the spaces you live in most of the time. Personally, I like to start with a good sweep of the whole house and gathering things that legitimately no longer work. I mean, what am I still doing with them? From there, I check hidden spaces next because chances are that the stuff at the back of the cabinets isn’t getting used at all.