RULES FOR DECLUTTERING A KITCHEN

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1. START SMALL Do you tend to get overwhelmed with tackling a large space? Choose a small project, even if it’s one drawer or cabinet. Get through that particular space first.

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2, TAKE ALL THE CLUTTER OUT

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3. Get Rid of Unnecessary Items

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4. Donate to an organization that can actually use your items!

like to reach out to local places like shelters or temporary housing organizations! Items like towels, pots, pans and appliances in good condition are appreciated by organizations or families who are transitioning into new housing. 0218 Gray Frame Corner Gray Frame Corner More Info