Tidying up

After I bought Marie Kondo's book, I was surprised by some of the things her decluttering list. This post simplifies the list and has a free printable I can use at home!

There are very few things in life that relax me more than watching other people clean. Unfortunately, watching videos of other people doesn’t actually clean my own home — and since it’s a visual medium, it can be difficult to take your eyes off and stop procrastinating. The solution? Cleaning podcasts. Cleaning podcasts can help you relax, get into the right headspace, and be motivated to start cleaning.

"When you come across something that's hard to discard, consider carefully why you have that specific item in the first place. When did you get it and what meaning did it have for you then? Reassess the role it plays in your life. If, for example, you have some clothes that you bought but never wear, examine them one at a time. Where did you buy that particular outfit and why?

This cleaning schedule designed for the solo dweller gives you a structured yet flexible framework that harmonises with your lifestyle, so you can enjoy a tidy

Don’t feel like cleaning? No problem! As a home editor, I’ve interviewed countless cleaning experts who’ve taught me their best tips and tricks for tidying up with minimal time and effort. Here’s the easy cleaning strategy I’ve put together based on my years of experience.

Cleaning methods give you a road map to follow, one that keeps you on the shortest, most focused path to a clean house you can enjoy. Here are 3 tidying-up tricks everyone needs to know right now.

How and when to clean every room in your home.

Think about it, while you are camping, you want to stay organized and have everything you need like you would at home. We often forget that we have a lot of necessities besides sleeping bags and blankets that need to come with us! Pople want all their stuff but don't have room in the RV for it.