Clutter doesn’t just affect how a home looks—it makes cleaning more time-consuming and less effective. When surfaces are crowded and storage is overloaded, dust and dirt have more places to settle.
The best way to declutter is to start small. Focus on one room, drawer, or surface at a time. Sorting items into clear categories—keep, donate, discard—helps eliminate decision fatigue and keeps the process manageable.
Pay special attention to high-visibility areas like countertops, entryways, and living spaces. Clearing these areas creates an immediate sense of order and makes daily cleaning faster and easier.
A decluttered home stays cleaner longer. With fewer obstacles to clean around, surfaces are easier to maintain, and cleaning becomes a lighter, more efficient process overall.
