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Getting clear on getting clear? You’re on to Day 3 of our Clutter Clean Out program. We're in the final planning stages. If you see things to repurpose, throw away, sell or hide, you can go ahead and do it.Today, focus on the plan. Feeling a little bit overwhelmed? Relax and focus on one thing at a time. Tomorrow we'll roll our sleeves up and start making things move. I love following your progress! Keep sharing your photos in our Facebook group. |
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Day Three Checklist- Room by room check of what to reuse, re-purpose, donate, toss, or sell
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| How-To
There are a few ways to de-clutter our homes. The first way is to purge. This is the easiest, cheapest and most obvious. To do this, we go through with garbage bags and boxes and select everything we have not used, enjoyed or noticed for the last 2 years and put them in the bags and put them aside to donate to a good cause. In Part One I told you why you should de-clutter your home. Today we'll get down to the nitty gritty and see how.
Purging is not the only way to de-clutter. Just because you haven’t worn a dress for 2 years doesn't mean that you won’t want to wear it next week. You can still keep artwork after you run out of wall space and you can keep toys that a child has outgrown. The secret is to organize and use your creativity and/or to have adequate and clever storage solutions.
If you missed the blog on Alternatives to Purging, you can catch it again here ... |
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The Options:
#1 - Unused for 2 Years - Donate or sell
#2 - Broken - Throw away
#3 - Not Yours - Return
#4 - Unsightly or doesn't fit - Throw away, donate or sell
#5 - Still love - Re-purpose
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Wise Words ...
"Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful." - William Morris
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