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:

  1. Expired food and spices
  2. Broken appliances
  3. Old plastic containers and lids that no longer have a match
  4. Mismatched or chipped dishes
  5. Duplicate utensils and gadgets
  6. Old cookbooks that you never use
  7. Unused or unwanted coffee mugs
  8. Old dish towels and rags
  9. Empty bottles and jars
  10. Cookware and bakeware you no longer use

Living Room:

  1. Old magazines and newspapers
  2. Broken or outdated electronics
  3. DVDs or VHS tapes you no longer watch
  4. Decorative items that no longer fit your style
  5. Throw pillows or blankets that are worn out or no longer needed
  6. Old board games or puzzles with missing pieces
  7. Outdated or unused candles and candle holders
  8. Broken or unused picture frames
  9. Unused or broken remote controls
  10. Old or unused furniture that is taking up space

Bedroom:

  1. Clothes that no longer fit or are out of style
  2. Shoes that are worn out or uncomfortable
  3. Old or unused purses and bags
  4. Jewelry that you no longer wear or that is broken
  5. Worn out or stained bedding and linens
  6. Unused or outdated electronics like old phones, chargers, or cables
  7. Old or outdated makeup
  8. Old or unused perfume or cologne
  9. Books you’ve already read or know you won’t read
  10. Unused or unwanted hangers

Bathroom:

  1. Expired medications
  2. Old or expired toiletries and beauty products
  3. Unused or unneeded hair accessories
  4. Old or unused towels and washcloths
  5. Empty bottles and containers
  6. Old or unused cleaning products
  7. Broken or unused shower curtains and liners
  8. Old or unused bath mats
  9. Unused or unwanted toothbrushes
  10. Old or unused razors

Office:

  1. Outdated electronics like old computers or printers
  2. Old or unused office supplies like pens, pencils, and paper clips
  3. Old or unused files and paperwork
  4. Broken or unused office furniture like chairs or desk lamps
  5. Old or unused software or CDs
  6. Outdated or unused phone books or directories
  7. Old or unused calendars or planners
  8. Unused or unneeded cords and cables
  9. Old or unused notebooks or journals
  10. Outdated or unused business cards

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