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I tried the 80/20 decluttering rule – it's been perfect for organising my home in time for autumn (opens the original)
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With autumn on the horizon, many of us are taking the opportunity to declutter our homes so we can enjoy all that cosy season has to offer. September feels like the perfect time to reset, tackle our to-do lists, and get rid of anything we no longer need. The best professional decluttering methods can help. In a bid to organise my home and make it the sanctuary I want it to be, I've tested many decluttering methods over the past few years, including the 1-3-5 decluttering technique, 'decision fat
I stopped saving my ‘best’ homeware for special occasions – and it's made me enjoy my home so much more (opens the original)
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The expensive candle, the fancy handwash, the nice dinner plates you normally save for guests... most of us have homeware that serves as our pride and joy, the kind of items that make us beam simply by looking at them. And yet, most of us also aren't using our 'best' homeware often enough. Whether we're talking about the best scented candles or the best bed sheets, these are the type of items that are often tucked away in the back of a cupboard somewhere, collecting dust until we can 'justify' g
I tried 'decision fatigue decluttering' – it's made clearing out my home feel so much easier (opens the original)
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Most of us will be familiar with decision fatigue. It's when we become so overwhelmed with making decisions that even small choices start to feel mentally taxing - and it's only too easy for it to show up when we're decluttering the home. Even the best decluttering methods are surprisingly decision-heavy. Whether trying to organise kitchen cabinets or streamlining and editing wardrobes, sometimes every item can prompt a decision-making spiral. I'm a keen declutterer, but I've also fallen prey to
Don't throw these 8 household items away – professional organisers say they're worth keeping (opens the original)
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Decluttering can make a huge difference to how calm and organised our homes feel, and for many of us, getting rid of things we no longer need is a priority. But some items are worth thinking twice about before adding them to the bin or donation pile. Some of the best household items to reuse are things you might instinctively get rid of during a clear-out. From practical storage solutions to everyday objects that have alternative uses in the home, holding on to a select few items could actually
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