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Ultimate Guide to Decluttering | Capital Disposal


 

Declutter Your Kitchen with 3 Simple Questions

Does your home have that one drawer in the kitchen that gathers all kinds of junk? You’re not alone. When you’re ready to tackle kitchen clutter in time for spring cleaning season, emptying out the draw of clutter is just the beginning. In addition to using a drawer organizer and grouping like items to create some semblance of order, there are other things you can do to tame the chaos and restore order in the busiest room in your home.



 

5 Steps to Declutter Your Laundry Room


The Laundry Room is a busy place. It can seem as if the washer and dryer never stop running to keep up with the daily use of clothing, bath towels, bed sheets, cleaning rags, mop heads, and even washable diapers.


With so much going on, it’s important to declutter this area regularly to keep the hub of household cleaning operating efficiently:


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5 Steps to Decluttering Your Bedroom


It happens so easily... Your sanctuary of rest and relaxation becomes a dumping ground for stray clothing and a source of stress when your tired mind and body just want to peaceful place to decompress after a busy day of work and family obligations. To make your decluttering process as simple as possible, following this seven-step approach to restoring peace and tranquility to your bedroom:


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10 Helpful Tips for Decluttering Your Bathroom


You could have sworn you just cleaned the bathroom yesterday, but the sink is full of kids’ toothpaste mess and the newest roll of toilet paper in use is currently sitting on its side instead of put onto the roll holder... It’s inevitable: as fast as the bathroom gets cleaned, it gets dirty again. But here are a few solutions to make it seem better organized, even for just a little while:



 

Entry Way Organization: Declutter Your Way to a Welcoming First Impression


“Mom! I’m home!” Thud goes the backpack. Flop-flop go the shoes. And then the footsteps running to the bathroom... If your home is like most, the entry way is a dumping zone for everything in the way of your family and the toilet on most days. So how do you keep it under control so you’re not tripping over shoes and accessories strewn from the door and inward?



 

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