50 Things To Clear Out Right Now
Are you feeling like your life could use a dose of minimalism, where you wake up to pristine, white walls, select an outfit from your capsule wardrobe, and whip up breakfast in a kitchen with perfectly organised mason jars? Don’t worry, not all of us are quite there yet.
Sometimes I find myself imagining that the only way to declutter my mind is by reducing my possessions to the bare minimum. But, you don’t have to go that far. A bit of decluttering can work wonders in simplifying your daily routine and clearing your mind. So, I’ve compiled a list of ninety-nine items that you can get rid of this week by tossing, recycling, or donating. Say goodbye to clutter and hello to some much-needed space.
It’s easy to accumulate a collection of unnecessary items in the house without even noticing. The button you kept for that just-in-case scenario, the paper bag you saved because it’s too pretty to throw away, the Tupperware that’s been pushed to the back of the cupboard – they all add up. But, don’t throw them away just yet! Consider having a swap with friends for items like kitchen gadgets, clothes, cosmetics, and puzzles. You’ll reduce the clutter in your home and maybe even gain a new treasure or two.

So, if you’re looking to simplify your life and make some space, here are 50 things to consider getting rid of this week.
Kitchen:
- Expired food and spices
- Broken appliances
- Old plastic containers and lids that no longer have a match
- Mismatched or chipped dishes
- Duplicate utensils and gadgets
- Old cookbooks that you never use
- Unused or unwanted coffee mugs
- Old dish towels and rags
- Empty bottles and jars
- Cookware and bakeware you no longer use
Living Room:
- Old magazines and newspapers
- Broken or outdated electronics
- DVDs or VHS tapes you no longer watch
- Decorative items that no longer fit your style
- Throw pillows or blankets that are worn out or no longer needed
- Old board games or puzzles with missing pieces
- Outdated or unused candles and candle holders
- Broken or unused picture frames
- Unused or broken remote controls
- Old or unused furniture that is taking up space
Bedroom:
- Clothes that no longer fit or are out of style
- Shoes that are worn out or uncomfortable
- Old or unused purses and bags
- Jewelry that you no longer wear or that is broken
- Worn out or stained bedding and linens
- Unused or outdated electronics like old phones, chargers, or cables
- Old or outdated makeup
- Old or unused perfume or cologne
- Books you’ve already read or know you won’t read
- Unused or unwanted hangers
Bathroom:
- Expired medications
- Old or expired toiletries and beauty products
- Unused or unneeded hair accessories
- Old or unused towels and washcloths
- Empty bottles and containers
- Old or unused cleaning products
- Broken or unused shower curtains and liners
- Old or unused bath mats
- Unused or unwanted toothbrushes
- Old or unused razors
Office:
- Outdated electronics like old computers or printers
- Old or unused office supplies like pens, pencils, and paper clips
- Old or unused files and paperwork
- Broken or unused office furniture like chairs or desk lamps
- Old or unused software or CDs
- Outdated or unused phone books or directories
- Old or unused calendars or planners
- Unused or unneeded cords and cables
- Old or unused notebooks or journals
- Outdated or unused business cards

