- January 10, 2023
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Create a Clean and Organized Home with These 35 Tips
Check out the recent Redfin article we were featured in:
Create a Clean and Organized Home with These 35 Tips | Redfin
Published on January 10, 2023 | by Jamie Forbes
It’s easy for homes to become disorganized and full of clutter. Whether you have numerous belongings or always seem to accumulate more, it’s easy for it to become unmanageable. If so, consider incorporating structure into your cleaning routine. Creating simple habits will help you avoid the clutter and mess that always seems to accumulate at home. Once you begin practicing these new habits, you’ll notice how much easier it is to create a clean and organized home.
If you’re unsure where to start, don’t worry; we tapped the top cleaning and organizing experts to help you turn your home into a peaceful haven. Whether you live in an apartment in Boston, MA, or a house in Round Rock, TX, use these 22 tips to help keep your home in tip-top shape.
Clutterbuster’s Excerpt…..
19. Take control of children’s artwork
Children often create a lot of artwork, especially at school. Even with strict organizing schedules, it’s easy for their art to get out of control, especially if you want to keep all of it. To help, “consider spending a minute or two with your children to talk about their artwork,” notes Gari Julius Weilbacher, decluttering coach and owner of Wild Brook Coaching. “Then, place it in a designated area that you consistently rotate throughout the year, only keeping both of your favorite pieces.”
While it would be great to be able to keep all of your child’s artwork forever, it’s not practical or necessary. Betsy Fein, CEO of Clutterbusters!!, suggests minimizing clutter by following the “Three F Rule:”
- Frame: Some outstanding pieces of artwork deserve framing.
- Flush: No need to keep random scribbles or works that don’t meet your standards.
- File: Not all art is frameworthy, but it may not be flush-worthy either. Keep those items that demonstrate talent and those you may someday decide to frame.
You can use this method if you or another household member also likes to create art. Be reasonable and stay aware of your attachment to individual pieces of art.
