How to rid your home of clutter and give it an organizational refresh
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- Опубліковано 9 тра 2024
- Feeling overwhelmed by mess? Charli Penn, executive lifestyle director at Apartment Therapy, joins TODAY with tips on cleaning, decluttering and organizing your home - including how to break it down into smaller tasks, the most efficient way to deep clean, adding aromatherapy to your routine and more.
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Love Apartment Therapy! You should do a regular segment with them that is entirely about living in small spaces (like studio apartments).
Apartment Therapy Executive - love it😊
The only thing I disagree with is what you decided to put back on your nightstand - a book, yes, a box of tissues, yes, lotions/facemasks, bath & beauty product - no. Those items belong in the bathroom and should stay in the bathroom; you can apply any and all of those things before you head into the bedroom. (and this keeps your nightstand from becoming a visual clutter collection point).
You honestly don't have to clean much beyond dusting, sanitation and pet duty if you get rid of unused crap. Put the beauty stuff in the drawer.
There's a national clean your room day?
I didn’t get much out of that content. 😕