100 Things to Declutter Now

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If you want to declutter your house Marie Kondo style, but you have no idea where to start, then you’re in the right place. This huge list of 100 things to declutter now will get you started on the path to decluttering your whole home!

This list of 100 things to declutter is perfect for Spring Cleaning! Get ideas for things to declutter from every room of your home, including things to declutter from the kitchen, living room, bedroom, bathrooms and more! Handy printable declutter checklist included!

Okay, you’ve watched Marie Kondo’s Tidying Up on Netflix, and you’re seriously inspired. You want to start folding your tank tops like little tea sandwiches, too. The only problem is, you can’t even get to your tank tops because they’re buried under piles of mismatched socks and hole-y t-shirts that you wouldn’t be caught dead wearing in public.

So, what’s a girl to do?

Check out this huge list of 100 things to declutter now and reclaim your home from the piles of mess.

Things to Declutter from the Living Room

Old magazines
Old newspapers
Worn-out throw pillows
Old blankets that you no longer want
Seasonal decor items
Decor items that no longer match your home decor
Coasters that you don’t use
Remotes for electronics that you no longer use
Kids’ toys or other items that don’t belong in the living room
VHS tapes
CDs, or if you’re in DESPERATE need of decluttering, cassette tapes
Old books
Candles that are almost completely burned down
Worn-out pet toys
Random knick-knacks that just collect dust

Things to Declutter from the Bedroom

Chargers for old electronics that you no longer own
Remote controls for electronics you no longer own
Dead batteries
Random paper clutter in your nightstand
Worn-out throw pillows that you no longer use
Sheets or blankets that are in poor condition
Jewelry or accessories that you haven’t worn in the last year
Shoes that you haven’t worn in the last year
Bras that are worn-out or no longer fit
Pantyhose with holes in them
Socks that are missing a mate or have holes
Worn-out underwear
Old t-shirts that you no longer wear
Old pajamas
Old bathing suits
Old tote bags, such as “Free with purchase” gift bags
Empty boxes (shoe boxes, electronics boxes, etc)
Hats you no longer wear
Winter hats, gloves, or scarves that you didn’t wear last winter
Clothes that haven’t been worn in the last year
Clothing and shoes that no longer fit
Damaged or stained clothing
Purses you no longer use
Luggage you no longer use
Old prescription eyeglasses
Games and puzzles that are missing pieces
Candles that are almost completely burned down

Things to Declutter from the Bathrooms

Expired medications
Old, worn-out towels and washcloths
Toiletry items that you haven’t used in 6 months
Makeup that you no longer wear
Old hairbrushes/combs
Old hair ties (the ones that have enough hair stuck around them that you could create a wig)
Old magazines
Old toothbrushes
Sample size beauty products that you won’t use
Mini toiletries from hotels
Empty or nearly empty toiletry bottles
Expired beauty products
Beauty tools that you haven’t used in past year (curling iron, eyelash curler, etc)
Old bath toys
Disintegrated soap bars
Old, dried-out air fresheners
Shower poofs that you no longer use
Old razors

Things to Declutter from the Kitchen

Plastic food storage items (Tupperware) that are missing lids
Individual condiments from restaurants
Take-out silverware
Expired pantry items
Expired refrigerator items
Plastic souvenir cups
Extra coffee cups
Serving dishes that you haven’t used in the last year
“Junk” from your junk drawer
Food that you will not eat
Paper recipe clippings
Coupons that you won’t use
Papers stuck on the front of your refrigerator that you no longer need
Advertisement magnets
Rarely-used kitchen utensils that you have multiples of (potato masher, garlic press, etc)
Old kids’ cups
Seasonal paper goods (plates, napkins, cups) that you don’t have a full set of or won’t use in the near future
Pots, pans, and utensils that are in poor condition
Plastic disposable medicine cups (if you’re like me and somehow end up with 16 of them in your silverware drawer)
Damaged water bottles
Extra plastic shopping bags
Old dish sponges
Vases that you never use
Empty jars that you’re holding on to for some unplanned future projects
Pet treats or food that your pets don’t like
Spices/sauces/condiments that you are not likely to use

Things to Declutter from the Office

Receipts you no longer need
Expired coupons
Pens and markers that are dried out
Instruction manuals (these are typically available online)
Warranty information for products you no longer own
Insurance policy documents for expired policies
Phone books
Tax and financial documents that are more than 7 years old
Random craft supplies that you are not likely to use soon
Wrapping paper scraps
Empty ink cartridges
Outdated software
Computer items you no longer use (keyboards, mice, etc)
Old power cords and chargers
Outdated text books

Things to Declutter from the Garage

Old lumber scraps
Old sports equipment that is in poor condition or hasn’t been used in over 6 months
Power tools that do not work
Tools or other equipment that is missing pieces
Holiday decor that is broken or that you did not use within the last year
Toys and bikes that your kids have outgrown (Your 8-year-old doesn’t still need her Power Wheels Barbie car!)
Random nails/screws/bolts that you probably won’t use
Trash (cardboard boxes, soda cans, etc)
Old, dried-out paint and paint cans
Expired chemicals (grass seeds, fertilizer, etc)
Tools that you have multiples of (rakes, garden shears, shovels, etc)

There you have it… over 100 different things to declutter now!

Can you imagine how much cleaner your house will feel if you get rid of all of that stuff?

You’ll have less to dust around, less to store, less to fold, less to dig through, and…

LESS TO STRESS ABOUT!

It’s true…

There have actually been scientific studies done that prove that clutter causes stress, especially in women. So, no, it’s not your fault if walking into your home makes you instantly feel overwhelmed and stressed out. That’s just how us gals are wired.

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