Weve seen our fair share ofdecluttering methodshere at The Spruce.
But, just when we thought wed tried them all, a new one came along.
Here’s what she had to say.
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Want more cleaning and organizing tips?
Of course, its not as simple as asking yourself that one question.
Serafen explains how its all broken down.
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The only items to move back in are the true keepers.
According to Holdefehr, there are six specific steps.
Is It Right For Everyone?
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But Serafen says the “move-out method” is great because it can be applied in small doses.
Start small with a bedside table, a bathroom cabinet, or the proverbial ‘junk drawer, Serafen says.
Get in the habit of regularly removing items you no longer use or need, Serafen says.
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Let go of the excess.
You and your space will feel better.
Because really, do youneedfive pairs of scissors?
Be decisive, be bold, Serafen .
Especially if space is tight.
It Can Be a Shared Activity
Lets be honest.
But with the “move-out method,” you’re able to invite others into the process.
Summon an organized friend, partner, or professional to help you in the process, Serafen says.
