10 EASY Tips To Keep A DECLUTTERED HOME!

In this video, Cleaning Expert Melissa shows you the 10 easiest tips you can take to declutter your home!

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[brendarose]

Quality over quantity is something my grandfather lived by. His line was “We are too broke to buy cheap.” Words of wisdom!❤

[marlabrunker]

The old kitchen towels - also bath towels, bedsheets and other bedding - can go with the pillows to the pet shelter.

[bernadettechristensen]

Thank you for keeping this so simple. 👍 I actually stopped the video and went and declutterred my bags and purses. Four is a great number. 👍 Well done☺️

[elainegaskins]

I took 1 thing (sometimes more) out of every drawer and cabinet in the kitchen and boxed it up, kept for two weeks(went back in for 1 lid) and donated boxes.

[lindabourketempleton]

I live. In a motor home and I’m still decluttering and purchasing after two months . A work in progress

[sonalimhaisekar]

Clearing the surface is what i need to do immediately! Thanks!

[RoyalMasterpiece]

I love your tips and tricks. Thank you for all of your hard work all these years. ❤

[maryellenyork]

I kept my bags folded inside one bag and hung it from a hook behind my sest in the car.

[patriciadelany]

I donate reusable bags to food pantries

[kevinjohnson]

Quickfire, punchy, great works for me! Thanks

[EL-bzup]

I used to have a connection to donate bags to foster care. Children are taken out of homes with no bag to put anything in and this helps a little same with old suitcases.

[denisecowhey]

I always enjoy your videos. So many great ideas. Thank you.

[ashleyspringsteen]

With decluttering, I struggle with where to dispose of items or where to donate things that are still in good shape- could you suggest places what to do with decluttered items 2:58

[Lorettaforbes]

Decluttered make up last week. So good.

[goodtroublemaker]

Throwing away my Cricut Maker box cost me $40 when I needed to have it serviced. 😂 But I mostly agree.

[sdelong]

Aldi has these wonderful fold up reusable box bags. They sit on a small section of shelf in my kitchen. Where I live plastic bags are still a thing. I repurpose those. I keep them in a thrifted Simple Human bag holder. I buy my quality items at thrift stores. I have found barely used high end items at thrift stores. Stuff that I need and use. I go through my towels every so often. I keep only what I need.

[JenOooo]

I use a collapsible crate and 2 heavy duty shopping bags, works perfectly for quick packing and organising when opened in the trolley. Just beware of the weight distribution!

[blueelf]

I donate old towels and bedsheets to pet shelters, and my vet office. Some shopping bags, I give to my church, because they give out food and can use the extra bags. :)

[SpeakTruthBeKind]

Your video is very well done 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Will check out your other posts. Thank you ❤

[cziegle]

I just went through my pantry and my clothing drawers and got rid of two small kitchen garbage bags of expired food and one small kitchen garbage bag of socks, etc.