T K O Organizing

Declutter Day 19! Shoes, glorious shoes!
Happy Friday! 😊 Are you ready for the weekend? With today's declutter challenge, you'll be ready to sport your favorite shoes.
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Yes, it’s time to talk about shoes. You probably have more than you need. Some are past their prime, with sticky plastic, crumbling rubber soles, or sizes that no longer fit comfortably. Bid farewell to those well-worn pairs and consider donating the ones you won’t wear. Create space for shoes that truly serve you.

Day 18 of Decluttering! - Tackle Garage Hotspots - It's the perfect time to tackle this spot!

The garage often becomes the final resting place for everything. On a nice day, venture into your garage and confront those decisions you’ve been postponing by stashing items there. You don’t need to tackle the entire space at once—pick a corner and unearth items that have overstayed their welcome. Process out the trash and recycling that have been patiently waiting for your attention.

Declutter Challenge Day 16!

Purge Your Purse or Wallet 👛🎒👜

Take a moment to empty your current purse or wallet. Check for receipts, especially those you can’t deduct for tax purposes, and toss them. For the ladies who frequently change purses, extend this to cleaning out all your other bags. You might discover that favorite missing lipstick or an item you’ve been searching for.

Declutter Day 15 - Let's revamp the pantry today!
Return to the kitchen and pay a visit to your pantry. It’s a bustling place with items constantly coming and going. Every calendar quarter, give your pantry a thorough reset. Remove everything to identify what has expired, what’s too old, and what you tried but nobody liked. Organize similar items together and put everything back in an orderly and accessible manner.

Day 12 Declutter Challenge - Refresh Your Kids' Wardrobes

If you have children, it’s time to reevaluate their clothing. Kids grow quickly, and chances are, half of what’s in their closets and drawers no longer fits. Parents have a knack for recognizing what’s outgrown. Head into your kids’ closets and pull the items that can be sent to relatives, friends, or donated to a charitable organization. Some pieces might be boxed up for younger kids to wear, but there will likely be items that are ready to go now. It’s an opportunity to contribute to someone in need.