THINGS TO DECLUTTER IN JUNE
Stay on top of the clutter in your home with this list of 30 things to declutter in June. Simple decluttering projects to help keep decluttering easy and stress-free.
THINGS TO DECLUTTER IN JUNE
- Excess Christmas decorations that you don’t use
- Weeds in the garden
- Clothes that you don’t feel right in
- Clothes that don’t fit
- Buttons that you keep just in case
- First aid kit items that are past their expiry date
- Fire extinguishers past their expiry date
- Toxic relationships
- Dirty laundry that should be washed
- Ironing that needs to be done
- Board games that your family never plays with
- Old cameras you no longer use
- Cushions that aren’t comfy, look nice or serve a purpose
- Rugs that trip you up
- Old, unused maps because you have a sat nav
- Old toothbrushes
- Address books if you keep your contacts on your phone (and it’s backed up)
- The cupboard under your kitchen sink
- Your larder
- Your cleaning products
- Your time
- Your family commitments
- Old travel guide books that are out of date
- What you do in the evenings
- What you do in the mornings
- Old candles
- Torches that don’t work
- Family heirlooms and memorabilia
- Things that bring back bad memories
- Library books that you haven’t returned
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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 June. 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.
