8 Minimalist Habits For A Clutter Free Home

Keeping you come clutter free and clean on a day to day basis can be a struggle. These are some simple habits I've been using and implementing over the past few years of my minimalism journey and they have allowed me to declutter and organize my home then keep my house clutter free.

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[GabeBult]

What habits do you use to help your home stay clutter-free?

[lynnfendlason]

When cooking, clean as you go. By the time your meal is plated, every pot/pan/used utensil should be washed, dried and put away. (Best advice my mom ever gave me.)

[BusinessTipsWithYulianna]

Minimalism is not about “having less stuff”. It's about “having only stuff which we love and use often”.

[Sheryl]

You can always fill the sink with hot soapy water before you start to cook, and then just put stuff in the sink of hot water as you go. At the end, wash it all up...no chance of stuff getting old and hard on the plates/silverware that way either. As for pots and pans, if there is not enough room in the sink, just put hot soapy water in them and set them on the stove or counter until ready to wash them at the end.

[dansilchuk]

Great points :) had to write them down

0:33 It doesn’t need to soak (clean up right away)
1:33 Routines (Have a morning routine, and even more importantly an evening routine)
2:23 Make decluttering a habit not an event
2:29 Assign spots for everything
3:28 Donation Box
4:26 Make a rule for flat surfaces (ban things from staying on particular surfaces)
5:13 Meal Plan and Reset (plan and toss spoiled food)
6:14 Find and address pain points (find your problem and solve it)
6:59 Limit your Inflow (pause or limit the amount of things you buy)

[MeadowoodRanch]

I find turning the closet hangers backwards around New Years helpful. At the end of the year, clothes on hangers still backwards did not get worn. Time to pass the unworn clothes on. So simple but very efficient/effective.

[melissam]

It doesn’t need to soak.

I immediately felt called out 😭😭😭

[asmith]

With 5 kids…teaching them from a young age to pick up after themselves & help with small chores. I’ve witnessed my 17 year old son volunteer to wash dishes & do the laundry when it’s needed. It didn’t come overnight…it came from years of little tasks turning into bigger tasks and showing my sincere appreciation when it was done.

[guillaumel]

Hi Gabe! I wash dishes before eating desert so it's like a reward! It pushes me to clean the kitchen!

[csleung]

That open shelving, blue wall, black cups and exposed brick looks great!

[margaretpiddock]

Some older lady from the UK has just subscribed to keep your coffee flow going lol. I understand. Lovely channel 😀

[teribrown]

Clutter free home habits: THANKS!
1, It doesn't need to soak
2. Routines
3. Assign spots for everything
4. Donation Box
5. Flat surfaces rule
6. Meal Plan and Reset
7. Find and address your pain points
8. Limit your inflow

[alanbirkner]

Fill a bag for the free table at the food pantry each week- little toys, free greeting cards, free pens, etc. Fill a bag for the animal shelter- old towels or
blankets. Then I fill a box for Goodwill - knickknacks, odd glassware, extra silverware and household items. We seldom buy clothing. My youngest is 40
and he doesn't like clutter. My grandkids are teens. I don't climb anymore so I am emptying all the high shelves in our home. Tina

[paulinehillson]

I love how you open boxes with a sword! I installed a command hook behind my entrance door and now my pocketbook has a home, instead of being kicked around all over the first floor. That’s one of the best things I ever did, and now I always know where my pocketbook is when I’m on my way out. Great video 💗

[TourPace]

Believe it or not, helping my family to understand there was a difference between "cleaning" and "putting stuff away" was very effective in day-to-day quality of our household. They always thought that by putting stuff away they were cleaning - and it kind of got a negative connotation as a result. And the house never got clean because all the effort was spent putting stuff away that shouldn't have been left out in the first place! By that simple change of mindset, 'putting stuff away' became a continual effort, not just something that happened once a week. As a result we went from a constantly cluttered messy space to empty, and the focus then shifted to actually cleaning. What a difference!

[jodrew]

I'm finally going to get my surroundings to not a minimalist state but an essentialist state. As I discard the things that no longer serve me I feel so optimistic, it's wonderful.

[chrismarm]

5:43 You could bring your own bag to the farmers market, so you produce less waste and keep your trash can clutter-free. :-) Really enjoy your vids Gabe! Greetings from Lower Bavaria!

[angierecovering_clutterer]

I am loving constantly having a donation box going. As soon as it's full, I put it on our patio where it's under a roof but near the car so we can drop it off when we're out and about. Having it out of sight keeps me from digging through the box to retrieve items.

[rory]

When you finish having a shower use a squidgy on all the wet surfaces

[hectormf]

Opening mail boxes with a sword it’s probably the coolest thing I've seen in a long time