We encourage you to do a mini version of this declutter challenge every few months to keep clutter from accumulating again. As long as you can find an organized way to store sentimental items, they’re almost always worth keeping. Family heirlooms or sentimental items might not be used frequently (or at all), but the emotional attachment to these things is worth the valuable space on your storage shelves. But as you continue decluttering and utilizing your newly organized spaces, we encourage you not to toss everything you aren’t using anymore.
Take the time to do a thorough job, even if it means adding a few additional days.Ĭongratulations, you’re done! After purging clutter and tossing things you no longer need, it probably feels good to get rid of so many unnecessary items. Likewise, if you have a dedicated closet or cabinet you shove all your extra clutter into-picture Monica’s secret closet from Friends-you might need to spend several days organizing and clearing out that space. Pick 4-5 tasks to complete per week instead-just be sure to check them off as you go to stay on track. If you can’t commit to 30 consecutive days, don't fret. Whether your New Year’s resolution is to live more minimally or you just want to clear unnecessary visual clutter around the house, use this 30-day checklist to get started. Some tasks take only a few minutes to complete, while others can be crossed off in a weekend afternoon.
We’ve compiled our best organizing tips into a simple 30-day plan to help you take control of clutter in the new year. And while this might feel like a daunting task, we’re here to help. With so many closets, cabinets, and drawers to sort through, you’ll need more than just a weekend to truly clear the clutter. Decluttering your entire home can feel intimidating if you’re not sure where to start.
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