declutter

Decluttering before school starts will give you peace of mind and a head start to the holidays.

A decluttered kitchen could become your favorite space to be.

Sometimes it makes sense to have duplicates, but as we replenish new items, it’s important to throw the old away.

The clutter in your home might be able to help others if you donate it to a charity or a thrift store.

No matter the way you do it, let this be your mantra: Eliminate and concentrate.

Keep items that you use often in the closet. Anything out of season should be stored elsewhere.

Having a closet full of clothes and a heap of shiny jewelery will only take up more of your time as you pick and choose which ones to wear.

Letting go of clutter can be unpleasant but when your home is neat and organized, you'll be a happier person.

Decluttering and automating are just two ways of checking more items off your to-do list.

When something does not bring beauty to our lives anymore, consider donating or recycling it.

You'll feel great about having an organized closet filled only with stuff you actually wear.