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How to Declutter Your Home
for the Holidays?
Dai Smith
Nov. 22, 2022
When it comes to home organizing and decluttering; we either belong to the tribe of frequent cleaners or occasional cleaners. People who often clean and declutter their space stay organized throughout the year which helps them remove unnecessary items and stock up with little to no clutter. But not everyone has a tendency of organizing and disasters happen every time they open a closet or pantry. They may spend hours sorting what to wear from a pile of unused clothes or finding something important they need from a heap of items that they keep on stocking over the years. Regardless of your home organizing tribe—everyone loves to prepare their space for a perfect holiday season. Here are some quick, cheap, and easy holiday organizing tips to declutter your home this holiday season!
Plan your Home Organizing Project
Planning is crucial for successful implementation. You can plan your home organizing project to execute it in a timely manner. Experts always recommend dividing your decluttering project into smaller tasks that you can do daily or weekly. In your home organizing checklist, you can include the zones that you want to declutter, what and where to dump, storing necessary items, placing storage boxes, and a lot more.
Set Achievable Home Organizing Goals
Executing the project of home organizing may sound chaotic to someone with a busy schedule. Instead of stressing out, you need to set small and easily achievable goals for home organizing. Here are some examples to help you with home organizing.
Free up space.
Declutter.
Pick items that you want to keep.
Give away unnecessary items.
Allocate storage space for items of use.
Label the storage boxes.
Organize Drawers.
Organize Cabinets.
Organize Pantry.
Organize Closets.
Organize Bookshelf.
Clean the Backyard and more.
Figure Out Clutter Zones
First of all, you need to find highly cluttered zones to see where you would need more time. Clutter can be everywhere—be it your kitchen cabinets or pantry, drawers in the living room, your closet, laundry room, backyard, or maybe in the drawers of your work desk. However, bedrooms, kitchens, and stores usually gather most of the clutter, and decluttering, organizing, and cleaning them often take one or two days. You can dedicate your weekends to cleaning highly cluttered zones. For the rest of the house, you can do a little every day to get closer to your home organizing goal.
Prepare a Decluttering Checklist
You can go room-by-room while decluttering and home organizing to focus one room at a time. You can prepare a decluttering checklist for every room to perform it room-by-room. It will help you utilize time well while letting you see yourself being closer to your home-organizing goal for the holiday. Check out this decluttering checklist example to see if it works for you!
Execute Your Plan
You’re all set to execute your home organizing and decluttering project. Either you do a little every day or utilize your weekends—everything can go as per your ease. So just gear up and execute your plan for a perfect holiday vibe this year.
Happy organized home!
How to Declutter Your Home for the Holidays?
Dai Smith
Nov. 22, 2022
When it comes to home organizing and decluttering; we either belong to the tribe of frequent cleaners or occasional cleaners. People who often clean and declutter their space stay organized throughout the year which helps them remove unnecessary items and stock up with little to no clutter. But not everyone has a tendency of organizing and disasters happen every time they open a closet or pantry. They may spend hours sorting what to wear from a pile of unused clothes or finding something important they need from a heap of items that they keep on stocking over the years. Regardless of your home organizing tribe—everyone loves to prepare their space for a perfect holiday season. Here are some quick, cheap, and easy holiday organizing tips to declutter your home this holiday season!
Plan your Home Organizing Project
Planning is crucial for successful implementation. You can plan your home organizing project to execute it in a timely manner. Experts always recommend dividing your decluttering project into smaller tasks that you can do daily or weekly. In your home organizing checklist, you can include the zones that you want to declutter, what and where to dump, storing necessary items, placing storage boxes, and a lot more.
Set Achievable Home Organizing Goals
Executing the project of home organizing may sound chaotic to someone with a busy schedule. Instead of stressing out, you need to set small and easily achievable goals for home organizing. Here are some examples to help you with home organizing.
Free up space.
Declutter.
Pick items that you want to keep.
Give away unnecessary items.
Allocate storage space for items of use.
Label the storage boxes.
Organize Drawers.
Organize Cabinets.
Organize Pantry.
Organize Closets.
Organize Bookshelf.
Clean the Backyard and more.
Figure Out Clutter Zones
First of all, you need to find highly cluttered zones to see where you would need more time. Clutter can be everywhere—be it your kitchen cabinets or pantry, drawers in the living room, your closet, laundry room, backyard, or maybe in the drawers of your work desk. However, bedrooms, kitchens, and stores usually gather most of the clutter, and decluttering, organizing, and cleaning them often take one or two days. You can dedicate your weekends to cleaning highly cluttered zones. For the rest of the house, you can do a little every day to get closer to your home organizing goal.
Prepare a Decluttering Checklist
You can go room-by-room while decluttering and home organizing to focus one room at a time. You can prepare a decluttering checklist for every room to perform it room-by-room. It will help you utilize time well while letting you see yourself being closer to your home-organizing goal for the holiday. Check out this decluttering checklist example to see if it works for you!
Execute Your Plan
You’re all set to execute your home organizing and decluttering project. Either you do a little every day or utilize your weekends—everything can go as per your ease. So just gear up and execute your plan for a perfect holiday vibe this year.
Happy organized home!
