Mapping the Mess: Where Clutter Collects

Mapping the Mess: Where Clutter Collects

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Written by: Buffini & Co
Clutter has a way of migrating and accumulating throughout your home. Fall is the perfect time to tackle those long-ignored hot spots.
  1. Bedrooms - Out of season clothes
  2. Living Room - Knick-knacks
  3. Kitchen - Duplicate gadgets
  4. Entryway - Mail
  5. Basement - Storage Boxes
  6. Dining Room - Unused serveware
  7. Bathrroms - Toiletries
  8. Garage - Duplicate tools
  9. Yard - Broken planters
90% of Canadians say a clean space improves their mental health. 74% find cleaning less overwhelming once they begin.  

Become a Decluttering Pro

Follow these simple tips and you'll be living clutter-free before you know it!
  • Determine your needs/wants
    • More organized, items disposed of, minimalist design, etc.
  • Get trusted feedback
    • From a friend or family member.
  • Be honest with yourself
    • Why are you keeping something?
  • Let AI inspire you
    • With possible outcomes.
  • Start small
    • A closet, one room, etc.
  • Call in the pros
    • Organizers, haul-away services to help.
Having trouble letting go of certain items? Here are five great reasons to donate them:
  1. Help someone in need
  2. Gives your items a second life
  3. Reduces stress/anxiety
  4. Encourages others to donate as well
  5. Keep items out of landfills