One of the best ways to organize your home is to get rid of unused items. This includes old wire dry-cleaning hangers, socks without a match, broken umbrellas, and last year’s holiday cards. It’s also a good idea to discard dead batteries and old spices.
HGTV organization expert Cassandra Aarssen’s decluttering process
For people who have trouble keeping their homes organized, there’s help available. The host of the HGTV show “Hot Mess House” has developed a decluttering process that can take one day. She recommends that you start with a box and plenty of trash bags. Then, divide your belongings into four bins.
You can follow Cassandra Aarssen’ decluttering process by following the steps outlined in her video. She even tells her viewers how she declutters and organizes her home in less than 15 minutes a day.
When it comes to the actual decluttering process, you should take a slow and deliberate approach. She recommends tackling one room at a time, starting with a small goal that will give you momentum and inspire you to continue.
Before you start decluttering, consider the emotional attachments you have to your belongings. Cassandra shares her tips with a woman who’s searching for her lost engagement ring. Her decluttering tips not only address physical organization, but also help her clients manage emotional attachments.
HGTV organizers recycle useless stuff
The first step in getting organized is to discard anything that is no longer needed. That includes items such as wire dry-cleaner hangers, unmatchable socks, broken umbrellas, last year’s holiday cards, old makeup, used notebooks, dead batteries, and even old spices.
HGTV organizers declutter their homes
One of the best ways to get organized is to get rid of the things you don’t use. These items can include things like wire dry-cleaning hangers, socks with no match, florists’ vases, last year’s holiday cards, used notebooks, and even dead batteries.
The HGTV series “Hot Mess House” will tackle a wide range of home organization challenges. This self-shot series will premiere with two back-to-back episodes on Wednesday, June 24. In addition to airing on television, the episodes will be available on the network’s website and social media.