Jen Andrews - Realtor

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Are you wanting to declutter your closet? Why not do it in the Springtime? Here are some tips for decluttering:

1) Donate: The clothes you never reach for are wasted just sitting in your closet. Let those items live to their potential and become favorites to others. Donate and give yourself a pat on the back for making an environmentally friendly choice that helps others who are less fortunate. It really is a win-win.

2) Don't be afraid to throw away items that are very worn down or shouldn’t be reused by others. You can also take them to recycle centers so they can reuse the fabrics in future clothing.

3) Wear less used items: Leading up to the day of decluttering, pull out a few less used items and actually wear them for a day. See how it feels on your body and how you feel style-wise. This makes it much easier to decide on decluttering day because you have a recent memory of wearing that item instead of a guess.

4) Grab a friend: If you can, try and get a friend, family member, or spouse to help you with decluttering your clothes. Make sure that person is gentle but firm. If you share a closet with someone, see if they might be interested in decluttering their wardrobe as well.

5) Ask tough questions: These include asking yourself:
How did I feel the last time I wore this?
Is upkeep for this piece a pain?
Is this a representation of my ‘fantasy self’? or will I actually wear it?

How does anyone get by without Googling at least once a day? How many times a day do you ask google how to do something?