50 Things to Declutter | Minimalism + Intentional Living

50 Things to Declutter | Minimalism + Intentional Living
If you are wanting to start a more intentional life, live more minimally, it often starts with decluttering our homes. And we often find ourselves at a loss as to where to even start.
This video gives you 50 different ideas of items you can start with to help you go through your home and declutter. A lot of these things listed are things we often find in our homes, but maybe haven’t thought about in a while.
I hope this gives you some inspiration to declutter and that by the end of this list you find yourself living in a more clutter-free, peaceful home!
happy decluttering!
⏱ TIME STAMPS ⏱
00:00 - Intro
00:36 - kitchen
04:36 - bedroom/closet
06:41 - living space
08:53 - bathroom
11:02 - kids
13:09 - paper
14:48 - misc.
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Hi, I’m Amanda. If you're new here, I make content all about minimalism and creating a slow, simple and intentional life. Thank you for checking out my channel and watching this video.
Until Next Time! xo
50 Things to Declutter | Minimalism + Intentional Living
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[@amandazplace5663]

Great list! Although, in my house I would never get rid of my second pair of tweezers. It seems to be a thing that as soon as I'm down to one pair (also, kitchen scissors), I lose them!♥️🇨🇦

[@lisadavis4279]

I worked for IKEA for almost 30 years. I accumulated a number of IKEA products that I have assembled and disassembled many times. I do keep the instructions, which have come in handy each time I move. Yes, instructions are available online, until it is discontinued. Then it's not. So, I recommend if you value the product and plan on keeping it for many years or you move frequently, I would keep the instructions.

[@amandachaulk]

That’s a good point! I’m that situation it might make more sense to maybe hold on to certain instructions

[@MMCoachPete]

I really enjoyed this video, you're very relaxing to listen to - great list, very down to earth and relatable, I took away several new ideas.

[@amandachaulk]

thanks so much! :)

[@bigjoey4596]

thanks with the gift one, i really didnt know what to do with it, but turns out my mum really needed it

[@gailwilliams5278]

I’m glad I didn’t get rid of my grandmother’s jar and bottle opener gizmo (a metal clamp-lever device). 30 years after I ‘inherited’ it, I need it now - and I think of her every time I use it.

[@amandachaulk]

That’s so nice! I’d consider that like a sentimental item that also serves a unique purpose. That’s so great you have that and it’s so meaningful 😊

[@marydoan6831]

Well done; direct and to the point. I bypass videos offering up anecdotal material. Just give me the list, a brief explanation and I'll be on my way. Additionally, the tone, pitch, and cadence/rhythm of your voice is easy to listen to. I listened to the end...for me, that's almost unheard of. Thank you.

[@amandachaulk]

@@marydoan6831 thank you for the kind words! ♥️

[@apriljoymercado1710]

Ohemgee! I just found ur channel. Why does it feel like u are talking to me? Like every single thing. 😂

[@Nilalx]

Wow.. That kitchen list is exactly mine😅😅.. Almost all that i keep.. Thanks. Am gonnna get rid of those things

[@amandachaulk]

I’m glad it helped give you some clarity! 😊 sometimes it’s so easy for us to be blind to the stuff we keep in our own homes until someone points it out to us lol

[@Nilalx]

@@amandachaulk exactly