Five-Minute Declutter

Decluttering doesn’t have to mean hauling boxes or dedicating your weekend to chaos control. With a few clever five-minute fixes, you can free up space and breathe easier in your home.

Start with the kitchen drawers. Toss duplicate utensils or that extra stash of takeaway cutlery. Suddenly, there’s room for what you actually use. In the wardrobe, grab five hangers and remove anything you haven’t worn in a year – instant breathing room and no hard decisions required.

For the bathroom, streamline by combining half-used lotions into one container and recycling the empties. You’ll be surprised at how much space you win back on the vanity. In the living room, use a stylish basket to scoop up remotes, magazines and stray cords – clutter hidden in plain sight.

Don’t forget the entryway drop zone. A wall hook or slim shelf keeps keys and bags off the table, making it easier to find what you need on your way out the door.

Decluttering isn’t about a complete overhaul; it’s about these micro-shifts that free your surfaces, drawers and shelves. Five minutes here and there adds up to a home that feels lighter, calmer, and easier to live in.

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