THINGS TO DECLUTTER IN AUGUST
Here are some ideas, projects and things to declutter in August. It’s part of my monthly series to help keep the clutter from your home!
THINGS TO DECLUTTER IN AUGUST
- Take away menus
- Product packaging
- Old dressing up clothes your kids don’t wear
- Plastic hangers from shops
- Old make up brushes and make up applicators
- Old pillows that have lost shape or are stained
- Old mattresses that aren’t good for your back or are uncomfy
- Kids that don’t do as they’re told (only joking!)
- Things that bring you down
- Stuff that’s lurking under your bathroom sink
- The glove box of your car
- The boot of your car
- Underwear with holes
- Sleepwear that you want to replace to feel good!
- Unhealthy eating habits
- Postal bills which you can swap for online ones
- Opt out of marketing phone calls
- All the drawers in your home
- All the cupboards in your home
- Your kids’ bedroom
- Stuffed furry toys
- Excess Lego
- Kitchen utensils
- Things that are stuck on the front of the fridge
- Your noticeboard
- Laundry room and laundry supplies
- Tin foil, baking paper, cling film etc
- Baking supplies
- Clean laundry – put it away!
- Blankets
- General paper clutter
SUGGESTED READING
If you need some more help or support then these posts will help, support and inspire you to carry on clearing the clutter in different ways!
DECLUTTER PROJECTS FOR EVERY MONTH OF THE YEAR
If you enjoyed this post, you might like to take a look at declutter projects for other months in the year.
Each month I suggest a series of declutter projects. I hope they help you clear the clutter in your home, little by little and create space and calm for you too!
Hop over to my post on declutter projects for every month of the year.
YOUR NEXT STEP…
I hope you enjoyed this list of things to declutter in August. There’s an item for each day of the month. If you’d like to carry on decluttering your home, your time and your life, check out my FREE Declutter Starter Kit. It’s packed full of helpful decluttering tips, projects and advice to get you started.
