Spring is the perfect time to refresh your home by clearing out clutter and making space for a cleaner, more organized environment. If you’re not sure where to start, this checklist will help you declutter every room efficiently, making your home feel lighter and more inviting.
Kitchen
• Expired pantry items and spices. Use a spice rack for better organization.
• Old or mismatched food storage containers. Switch to glass containers for a more sustainable and aesthetic look.
• Duplicate or unused kitchen gadgets
• Chipped or scratched dishware
• Worn-out dish towels and sponges
• Expired condiments in the fridge
• Deep clean appliances
Living Room
• Magazines, catalogs, and junk mail. Invest in a mail organizer to tidy up what you need to keep.
• Worn-out or stained throw pillows and blankets
• DVDs, CDs, and books you no longer use
• Broken or outdated decor pieces
• Excess cables and remote controls. Try a remote control holder to keep all your remotes in an organized and convenient place.
• Deep clean couches and carpets with an upholstery cleaner
Bedroom
• Clothes that don’t fit or haven’t been worn in a year
• Worn-out or mismatched socks and undergarments
• Bed linens that are torn or uncomfortable
• Nightstand clutter like expired medications or old receipts
• Deep clean mattresses and dust all furniture
Closet
• Clothes that don’t fit, are damaged, or don’t match your style
• Shoes that are uncomfortable or beyond repair
• Handbags, belts, and accessories you never use. Add a closet purse organizer to save space.
• Wire hangers. Replace with velvet or wooden ones for a more sophisticated look.
• Seasonal clothes that can be stored elsewhere. Try space saving vacuum seal bags.
Bathroom
• Expired beauty products and medications
• Nearly empty bottles of shampoo, lotion, or body wash. Organize shower products with shower caddy shelves.
• Old makeup brushes and sponges
• Worn-out towels and washcloths
• Rusty razors or old toothbrushes
• Strip towels and wash shower curtains
Home Office
• Outdated paperwork and bills
• Dried-up pens and markers
• Old receipts and unnecessary files. Add a desk file organizer to clear some space.
• Broken or outdated tech accessories
• Office supplies you no longer use
Kids’ Room & Playroom
• Broken or missing-piece toys
• Clothes and shoes they’ve outgrown
• Dried-up markers and broken crayons
• Excess stuffed animals or toys that have been outgrown. Add toy organizing storage bins and use the container concept to downsize.
• Games or puzzles with missing pieces
Entryway
• Worn-out shoes and coats. Add a shoe storage bench and coat rack for better organization.
• Expired coupons or junk mail
• Old keys that no longer have a use
• Cluttered surfaces with random items. Add a key tray for your everyday items.
• Worn-out doormats or umbrellas
Garage & Storage Spaces
• Expired or unused cleaning supplies. Add under the sink organizers for extra storage.
• Broken tools or equipment
• Old holiday decorations you no longer use
• Paint cans that are dried out or almost empty
• Extra or outdated furniture taking up space
Final Thoughts
Spring cleaning is the perfect opportunity to reset your home and create a clutter-free, refreshing space. By tackling each room with this checklist, you’ll feel more organized and ready to enjoy the season with a lighter, cleaner home. What’s the first thing you’re decluttering this spring? Let me know in the comments!
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