2. Divide your to-do list into subtasks
3. Categorize the items you want to get rid of
4. Invest in convenient storage bins
5. Keeping your living space neat
Why should I declutter?
Less stress

Less cleaning
If you are anything like us, the weekly deep clean
is not something you are looking forward to.
Therefore, a second benefit of decluttering is that
there are simply less objects left that have to be
cleaned. This means that there will be more time
left to simply relax.
Financial benefits
Our tips for decluttering your home
Tackle one room at a time

Divide your to-do list into subtasks
TIP: To motivate yourself even more, you could work with rewards. For example, every time you finish a task on your to do list, you are allowed to watch an episode of your favorite show.
Categorize the items you want to get rid of
While decluttering your home, it pays to be
rigorous. Take everything you own out of your
closets before deciding what to do with it. When
in doubt, always ask yourself when you have used
an item last. Avoid ending up with a pile of stuff
that needs to be sorted a second time by
working with separate categories from the start.
Use designated bags or boxes to indicate what
you want to keep, what you want to get rid of and
what needs to be taken to a different place. You
can split up the second category into items that
can go in the trash and those that can be
recycled. Keep in mind that if you plan on using
our service, you should put books, toys, e-waste
and textile into separate bags.
Invest in convenient storage bins


Keeping your living space neat
After you finish decluttering your home, it is
important to think about how you will keep your
living space neat. Make it as easy as possible so
that you will not be tempted to fall back into your
old habits. Do you always throw your dirty laundry
in a corner of your bedroom? Put your laundry
basket in the exact same spot! Are you often
guilty of impulse buying? Avoid visiting the mall
too often and make sure you write down a
shopping list before you go. Start asking yourself
every time you want to buy something “Do I really
need it?”. You can even put a little note with this
question into your wallet to remind yourself.
TIP: Many companies nowadays offer the option to opt
out from receiving physical letters and brochures. In
addition, you can put up a “No junk mail” sticker besides
your mailbox. This will help reduce the paperwork.