3. Store Wisely
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matter how much you declutter, some things are hard to part with. There
will always be things you don’t use regularly that you still want to
keep, and some of them take up a lot of space: the retro jukebox that’s a
family keepsake, the old motorcycle you plan to restore “someday.” If
you don’t have a garage or other storage spot in your home, rent a
storage unit to keep these things safe and out of sight. But be sure to
be discerning about what you do keep. Use that same checklist when
deciding what to put into storage. Just because you have the storage
space doesn’t mean you need to fill it up!
4. Wear It or Ditch It
If
you’re like most people, you hoard some type of clothing, whether it’s
T-shirts, socks or jeans. You never know when you’ll need those
20-year-old acid wash jeans, after all. Old clothes are a major cause
of clutter. So cut the clothes clutter and only keep what you actually
wear.
Assess
each item of clothing during its season. When you bring out the winter
clothes, take the opportunity to discard any old sweaters that no longer
fit. When the temperature starts heating up, sort through your bathing
suits, shorts and tees.
Try
to continuously get rid of clothing that you do not wear anymore.
Companies that accept donations will be very happy to take your old high
school sweatshirts.
5. Be a Shrewd Shopper
If
you did all that work to declutter and start with a clean slate, you
don’t want to ruin it by filling your home back up with unneeded items!
Ask yourself these questions before making any purchase:
- Do I have the necessary room for it?
- Do I actually need this item?
- Am I buying this for the right reasons?
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