How to declutter your house?

matchy

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throw away the stuff

the more stuff u have, the more cluttered
 

Coffeemate

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Before you declutter fix up the rules on which things to throw.
E.g
Things you have used/rem in past 1year keep.
Things you haven't seen or use in past 5 years. Keep in deep storage.
Things you don't even rem where it came from immediate throw.
Sentimental things put in one box ask someone to throw it for you.
 

kan-kon

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watch and follow her advices...

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and dun follow him :s22: :s22: :p

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1. **Mindful Buying**: Before purchasing anything, consider whether you'll use it frequently within the next year. If not, reconsider the purchase.

2. **Declutter Regularly**: Items untouched for over a year? It's time to let go—discard them.

3. **Sentimental Items**: If you haven't seen or touched sentimental items in years, chances are they no longer hold meaning. Dispose of them without hesitation.
 

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You know what I scare of?
Those freebies, comes with free recycle bags, t-shirts etc....usually I see this, I will not take or join or tell my spouse.
Cos once she know, jialet luso, shd brings back n will keep for 50 years n above.
 

TanKianW

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Guys, can share what you do that make your house free from rubbish in your house?

I envy people's house that are clean, well kept, airy, clutter free.

I detest home that has mountains of rubbish ...can't even see the four walls of the house due to rubbish.

Those things you have not been using for at least once a year. as good as throw away.
 
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