ONE-MINUTE Decluttering Habits For A Organized & Clutter-Free Home (+15 Ideas!) 📦

1-minute DECLUTTERING habits have been REVOLUTIONARY for me when it comes to consistently keeping my home organized & clutter-free. In this video, I’m sharing 16 of my favorite quick and easy decluttering habits with you! 📦

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► 16 ONE-MINUTE DECLUTTERING HABITS
» How to keep clutter at bay [0:00]
» Set up (and use) a donation box [0:50]
» One in, one out rule [1:59]
» Toss/recycle unwanted hygiene products [2:33]
» Say no to freebies [3:50]
» Race against the clock [4:39]
» List those things you’ve been meaning to sell [5:29]
» Post items in a buy nothing group [6:06]
» Throw away expired food as you notice it [7:20]
» Take pictures of your space [7:47]
» Put your donations by the door [8:18]
» Schedule your donation drop off [9:02]
» Deal with paper clutter as it comes in [9:34]
» Catch it early [10:06]
» Schedule a decluttering session [10:30]
» Ask yourself whether you should keep it [11:01]
» Fully empty out your bag [11:44]
» Final thoughts [12:04]

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[AshlynneEaton]

What’s are some one-minute decluttering habits you use to keep clutter in check? 🤍

[lindseystewart]

A Buy Nothing group is amazing! I get rid of so many things, knowing they will get a second life.

[dandsingalls]

I leave my unwanted or unused items on a table in the lunchroom where i work. I've even left food and it's gone!
I find some people are even embarrassed about taking "freebies" so this helps them to be anonymous!!
Good video. Thank you.
We're a very blessed nation to have the "problem" of decluttering when so many people have so little.

[ivaristovskaiva]

You seem to throw away food often.. just seems like. I used to do this too. But, as I was doing it, i started a process of evaluating what i tend to buy and not eat, buy and not cook it. I also decided to use up items in my pantry that were still good but I keep on avoiding them, use them one last time, and remember to never buy it again.. I also kept track of foods I enjoy the most and stuck to those. My shopping became faster and simpler, and my fridge and pantry more organised and I knew which item belongs where... So i general, strategies for throwing away less food. Because is always sad to toss food away like that..

[carlienvandernet]

I still have a lot of big decluttering places to do, but as soon as I finished a space I do keep it clean. So slowly everything get done and stays that way. The one in, one out rule is definitely a very good one.

[emmas]

Kind of like a buy nothing group, I leave things downstairs in my apartment building in the foyer asking if anyone wants them. If not, after a couple of days I take those items to the op shop. I’m so surprised that most things have gone to a new home that way 😊

[adrianaricalde]

I find it better to remove hangers from the lower part of tops to avoid ruining the stretchy collar

[francoiselafferty-hancock]

"Saying no to freebies" yes!!! I used to take the mini shampoo, conditioner, body lotion etc from hotels. Why?! I never used it. And also really wasteful with all that plastic packaging. I now never take these things. The only time I might would be if I'd forgotten to bring my own and was continuing to travel and wasn't near a supermarket.

[lauracain]

I taught my kids to use a donate bag or box. Never regretted that!!! Toys and other items.❤

[Nikki-xgpe]

Such helpful tips that are also easy to follow. Thank you so much, Ashlynne, for the needed motivation to get started! I love how you make these video's and how you explain exactly what you mean with each tip. Have a blessed week ✨️

[expetesso]

I love this video, Ashlynne; I’ve been using my local Buy Nothing Group to pass on things that I can’t use, and it feels great to pass them on to a new home where they’ll be appreciated. I have one issue, though : ripped, torn, stained, and otherwise damaged items DO NOT belong in a donation box. Either mend them, find someone else to mend them, or recycle the textiles, but do not make unwearable clothes someone else’s problem.

Thanks for your content!

[amymcdaniel]

Wonderful tips!

I say yes to freebies if I know I’ll actually use them! So I never say no to the toothbrush/floss at the dentist bc we do use those up!

And I have a handful of things that I need to post in fb marketplace, so you motivated me to do that today! Thank you!

I also once a week do a quick wipe down of the shelves in my fridge and that’s when I will throw away any expired food items. The best time to do this is when your fridge is the most empty so right before I go grocery shopping! It works for me!

[cassandratorres]

Just a comment of appreciation! Your content is so helpful and takes a lot of the intimidation out of decluttering away. So many examples & inspiration thank you so much 💕

[borikenazul]

TY! EASY ENOUGH!! JUST NEVER THOUGHT OF IT!!

[iuliaturcas]

Fun fact: I was watching an older video of yours when the notification of this new video came up 😉 Love love love your lifestyle tips and inspiring content! 😍 Thank you for creating meaningful videos and being such a lovely online presence! 🤗

[mobileonegaming]

Another beautiful video and well put together video Ashlynne. Ever since I found your channel, I have learned a lot anything from spending less to keeping my home clean. Thanks for all you do Ashlynne, much love! Enjoy your weekend and early Happy 4th of July!

[edwardleecaliforniausa]

Hi Ashlynne happy Saturday morning and I loved your vlogs and you are amazing Supporter and I'm proud of you

[chillibird]

If I have items I'm on the fence about, I'll put them in a donate bin with a 1 year later date. During the time, if wanting an item, take it out, and when the time period is up, donate the whole bin.

[Erika-yrvk]

My method is that the decision making process for decluttering items should be quick; WHEN IN DOUBT THROW IT OUT!

[elvis]

PSA. I notice it was said in the video that you can say no to a free toothbrush from the dentist to reduce clutter. Everyone should say yes to the toothbrush from the dentist, unless you have a certain type of toothbrush you prefer. Everyone should be changing their toothbrush or toothbrush head about 4 times a year for good oral hygiene.