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<\/a><\/p>\nDecluttering the study: Sort out the stationery drawer<\/h3>\n
One of the easiest places to tackle in your study or at your desk is the stationery drawer. Start by testing out all those pens and throwing out any that no longer work. Remove old receipts, shred any old mail and ditch any mystery junk objects. Then, use small jars or boxes to hold objects like your staples and stapler together, for example, or all paper clips and thumbtacks in one spot. Opening it up will feel so much nicer.<\/p>\n
Decluttering the bedroom: Get rid of excess hangers<\/h3>\n
How do we end up with so many hangers? From those pesky wire ones handed out with your dry cleaning to the plethora of tiny plastic ones you often get with kids\u2019 clothing, our wardrobes can be packed with hangers we neither like nor need. The thin, velvet versions are the most space-efficient, with wood ones being a good option for chunkier clothing. Drop the rest at your local charity shop, where they can be put to good use on the rails.<\/p>\n
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Decluttering the living room: Trim down those toys<\/h3>\n
Does your living room floor look like sale day at Toys \u2018R\u2019 Us by the end of the week? We wouldn\u2019t wish the misery of standing on a piece of Lego on our worst enemy, yet often find ourselves doing it multiple times a day due to overly full toy bins and messy play areas. Explore the idea of toy rotation, which will instantly remove at least half the toy clutter from your space. Donate or store toys the kids have outgrown (making sure to give soft toys a good wash) and set aside toys they may not be ready for yet to bring out later.<\/p>\n
Decluttering the bathroom: Cull the cabinets<\/h3>\n
An almost empty tube of toothpaste, some old skincare samples, nail files and an ancient bottle of cough syrup \u2013 our bathroom cabinets are typically one of the first places clutter builds up. And no doubt you\u2019ve noticed that when a cupboard or drawer becomes full of things we don\u2019t use, we tend to avoid it, hence losing very useful and functional storage space. People often resist cleaning out bathroom cabinets as they don\u2019t want to throw out ‘perfectly good’ unused products, but bear in mind that most cosmetics do spoil, so that half-empty container of shampoo you didn\u2019t quite love the smell of isn\u2019t going to do your hair any favours in six months\u2019 time. Bin the product, rinse out and recycle the packaging and keep the cabinet for things you actually do use on a regular basis.<\/p>\n
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Decluttering the kitchen: Tackle that Tupperware<\/h3>\n
Constantly searching for the lid to a piece of Tupperware? Got a stack of mismatched food containers? Take 10 minutes to go through them all. First, make sure everything has a lid and get rid of any cracked or broken containers (these can often be put to good use as drawer organisers). You\u2019ll be surprised at how many are no longer fit for purpose and just taking up valuable space. When you\u2019re done, nest the containers from biggest to smallest and store the lids vertically alongside them in a big storage box or drawer for easy future access.<\/p>\n
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