Things You'll Need:
- A Garbage Can
- Cleaning Supplies
- A Good Attitude
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Step 1
Throw away any obvious garbage: Soda Cans, Candy Wrappers, Grocery bags, tissues, paper towels, empty perfume or lotion bottles.
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Step 2
Do this space by space. For example The Nightstand, The Computer Desk, The Vanity.
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Step 3
Decide on which items are completely necessary or not. If you haven't used an item in the last 3 months, Toss it.
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Step 4
The closet tends to be the most daunting task of all. Stop saving the "rainy day" outfits. If you haven't worn it in 6 months or more, toss it. If it's winter attire and you're in summer, Buy a box and store them on a shelf folded inside the box. If you are heavy-set but plan on losing the weight put all your "skinny clothes" in a box with your goal date on the outside. Store away, when your goal date comes and you've lost some weight you can try on the clothes and re-evaluate.
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Step 5
Invest in quality storage boxes to store under the bed. Anything you don't need in sight, store it.
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Step 6
Try to keep all things in their place, this way you won't need to de-clutter as often.














Comments
ShannaFuentes said
on 11/7/2008 Great article! The bedroom really does need to feel like a safe haven. Thanks for the tips!
Islando said
on 10/29/2008 Thanks
Tsunami said
on 10/26/2008 I really needed the help thanks.
VERY GOOD.
TSUNAMI
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jasminemars said
on 10/12/2008 I like #2 and do something similar. I clean the drawers in my bedroom one by one. I tackle one drawer every night, or every few nights. I do this constantly, so my drawers never get messy. I also keep a bag in my house for Goodwill items and visit Goodwill about once a month, when the bag gets full.
cherry67 said
on 10/9/2008 awesome advice-thanks