You will need one for donations, and one for items to put away later.

(You can get your copy at the bottom of this post.) It helps you to know exactly what you need to do in each space. This checklist goes room by room, and area by area.

FREE Decluttering Your Home Checklist.

So, in essence, when you want to start clearing clutter you will just start by picking up one piece at a time.īut, there are a few tools that will help you get started! Just start! Not the answer you were looking for huh? Let’s break this down for a minute. This is a super common question, and it has a very basic answer. Instead of running around like a crazy person who feels like they have accomplished nothing. 😉īy having a pretty printable checklist you can stay focused on decluttering each area of your home. PS It’s bright and vibrant too which always helps in keeping you motivated. That’s where having this FREE Decluttering Your Home Checklist which is at the bottom of this post, comes in handy! It is always helpful to have a visual guide to keep you on track. Plus, it leaves less things to clean too! *Insert praise hands* When you get your home decluttered it lifts a weight off your shoulders, and gives you some breathing room to just be. Oh how I feel you! When we accumulate so much stuff, and papers, and randomness it can feel like we are drowning.īut, you know how much better you will feel once it is complete. You are ready to start decluttering your home, but are feeling a bit intimidated.

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We like to donate several times throughout the years, but especially before Christmas to purge of old things that aren’t in use since we know we will be getting new items!Īfter going through this checklist your home will be free of clutter and feel so much better!Ī great idea is to do it at least twice a year to keep up with things and keep a clutter free home that’s manageable. Once the box is overflowing it’s time to donate again! If you have a child that has a hard time letting go give them a box and they can keep whatever they can fit into that box. Make it a game and see who can fill out their bag first. Grab a bag before you start decluttering or one for each child and have them place items that are still in good condition and can be used by someone else, but they have tired of them or outgrew them.

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Here are a few of the items listed on the printable! This checklist gives them direction so they can move from item to item on their own. Often times, you have to keep redirecting them if you don’t give them a list. When items are listed out for them it helps direct and teach them how to be responsible for their own messes. It’s also great for keeping them busy during the winter break. It helps to train and teach them to be responsible for things around the house. What I love about this list is that it’s very easy and manageable tasks for kids to be responsible for.

Plus, on the second page there is enough white space to add your own items if you have specific areas for you children to declutter! This printable with cover the areas listed below. View more View less Kids Declutter Checklist Areas

Free printable declutter checklist