Put things back where they belong: Once you've used something, put it back where it belongs. Avoiding delays takes practice, but once it becomes routine, it will save you significant time later. "Over ...

An organized kitchen with the fridge door open - Pixel-Shot/Shutterstock You might start with the best of intentions, but it doesn't take long for your fridge to fall into a state of disarray. To find ...

Closets have a way of filling up fast, from forgotten T-shirts to jackets you never reach for and pants that no longer fit.

The 'Move-Out Method' mimics the decluttering energy of a real move without actually moving, promising a tidier living space.

Decluttering can help reduce visual distractions and benefit mental health, attention, and working memory. If getting started is hard, focusing on a small area at a time or trying a popular method can ...

Spring may get all the credit for cleaning, but fall deserves a reset, too. As the days get shorter and cooler, we spend more time indoors — and research shows clutter can heighten stress and even ...

With that clarity in mind, here’s a nearly effortless guide to decluttering your digital life and setting yourself up for a ...

October 6, 2025Your home might be clean and tidy before bed each day, but is the rest of your life equally organized? Financial disorganization and clutter can cause just as much stress as physical ...

When it comes to organizing and cleaning — there’s a certain knack to it. And while some people love nothing more than having a mop or Swiffer in hand to go to town cleaning and putting things away — ...

Dealing with clutter is such an emotionally fraught undertaking, but there’s a way to use these complicated feelings to our advantage. For years I’ve been fascinated by the connection between dopamine ...

Stop using your garage as a dumping zone—sort and store seasonal items neatly. Use shelves, wall hooks, and ceiling racks to keep items off the floor and prevent damage. Store winter gear up front and ...

Let’s face it, we’re all a little messy. Well, most of us at least. That’s why it’s good to have company coming, because it makes us clean up. No one wants to invite guests over when there are piles ...