☘️ What You're Forgetting to Declutter • Stop Overlooking This Hidden Clutter • Minimalism Tips

☘️ If you've ever decluttered a room and it still didn't feel quite right, you'll know that there are hidden types of clutter. This is the sneaky stuff that makes a space feel messy. But it's so easy to overlook that we become blind to it.
Well here are the things most people forget to declutter so you can continue your minimalism journey and have your clutter-free home.
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This is what you're forgetting to declutter on your decluttering journey. It's all the hidden clutter you're overlooking that is making your space look messy. Declutter this forgotten clutter for a tidy home.

[@miriam4235]

'Stuff you decided to sell" Why do I feel so attacked right now. 😂

[@angelhowell5420]

Same!!!

[@HowToGYST]

😂 Been there!

[@wandamusgrove-spearman3432]

😂

[@nedf8668]

I still have a set of keys from the place I moved out of 17 years ago. LOL

[@joanbaggs1915]

My next decluttering is my keys lol

[@soak785]

Ha ha... Sounds like me!

[@LoriTaylorSmithGA]

For Christmas, I buy a nice roll of reversible paper from Costco. It’s about $10 and lasts me about two years. I buy two colors of curly ribbon to match, and sometimes a bag of bows. My husband and I have no kids, so I wrap everything for him and his family in one pattern, and everything for me and my family gets wrapped in the other pattern. It also makes it very easy to make sure we have all of that families presents when we go to their homes to celebrate.

[@HowToGYST]

Excellent idea!

[@camm8832]

So smart!!!

[@denisecarter5117]

Great idea. I’ve mixed up presents for families many times.

[@cynthiaewing6584]

Brilliant!!!

[@lynns7262]

Love this idea!!

[@Myeverydaywifelife]

We that made me feel better when you said you have been decluttering for 7 years. I’ve been seriously working at it for 6 years well almost 7 although I’ve always decluttered but not this serious. Played the minimalism game in February that was hard but I did it. I’m I think people thinks it’s one and done but it’s not. Daily decluttering is important, thanks for the inspiration. I’m getting down to the hard stuff now, sentimental items, keepsakes, photos, memorabilia & paper work. Ugggh! 👍💜👍💜👍💜👍💜👍💜

[@findingaway5512]

You have kicked so much butt and come so far. 🙂 Decluttering is definitely a constant game. You have been honing your skills for the hard stuff.

[@Myeverydaywifelife]

@@findingaway5512 thank you!

[@HowToGYST]

Yes, it's definitely an ongoing journey. Tastes change over time, and your lifestyle changes. You grow out of certain things and into others. Your circumstances change. Things outgrow their usefulness, and new things are needed or desired along the way. To say that it's "one and done" would be to say that life is static. Keep up the great work! I'm right there with you. 💖

[@cynthiaewing6584]

@@HowToGYST If you have not already made a video about what you just said about “tastes changing” and “life not being static,” etc., then you should. I’ve been enjoying your videos for years! Thank you!!!!

[@conniebeane6164]

The amount of time and energy you devote to having a yard/garage sale is never offset by the money you make--and you always wind up with stuff that doesn't sell, which you then decide to donate. Donate everything to begin with and be done with it.

[@HowToGYST]

Yup, in most cases it's just not worth the effort for the return.

[@CarmenElRose]

I do front door give aways and everything disappears without me having to drive it places. And I meet nice people thanking me at my door. I love it!

[@PrettyLucky]

You’ve just made me feel so much better about emptying my cupboards of all those lovely glass pots and ceramics that were bought with a dessert in. I have been accumulating these for at least as long as we’ve lived here (over 6 years). I kept 6 “just in case” and then went back and discarded those too! Congratulations to me!

[@clairem2498]

Batteries ..this was the first place I started my decluttering journey. I bought a cheap battery tester on ebay and made a huge dent in the junk drawer!! Cables...I've found a sky cable and tv aerial extention ..I've been stream only for 2.5 years now!! Why 😆 Selling stuff box ... I've mainly donated, especially when lockdown was finally over, I had bulky items like pram, first baby car seat and baby bath I was desperate to get out of my house! I wait for a ebay promo day with reduced fvf and bulk list. I found clothes was pointless to sell but made alot of toys. But the mental load relief when the area that was filled with stuff you detach from and then resent for still hanging about ..finally goes is the best feeling in the whole decluttering exercise. I love the idea that this item that has had no use and purpose will be someone's bargain or joy, it makes those items you think worthy of selling easier to get rid off.

[@mkarli1362]

My house calls it remote or remote control. My grandfather (98) calls it "the clicker" haha! Also for me the "stuff you decided to sell". Funny story: I had bags of stuff lined up for donation in 2019 and I wanted to get it out in 2020 but that never happened, of course....I had nearly double it when I got rid of that and more this past summer!! Huge weight lifted!

[@alisonmartin6482]

Ive been re watching your videos recently and I am in phase 1 of de cluttering upstairs in my house. So far I have 9 huuuge bags for the charity shop!

[@HowToGYST]

Well done! Remember to take photos of the journey. They'll be fun to look back on.

[@Lashlove16]

Great advice!!! My tips -buy a battery tester/ caddy ( under $20) life changing!!! - small container / boxes ( I am always reorganizing so I like to have options ( I have one box to store it all … anything else I have to discard) - once you buy a replacement (discard the old item no later then a month) - any purchases must be opened and homes immediately ( after one month if not used it must be returned ) - when decluttering anything get rid of all the pieces including the cords)

[@ericalewis1084]

I want to have my garage floor like yours. I just decided yesterday to just donate my college books. I tried to sell them but no luck. I'm the same way with batteries.

[@rencique]

I don’t buy wrapping paper anymore. We save and reuse gift bags within the family (Christmas, bdays). It’s easier to throw in stuff than to wrap it up, and anyways, the present is only staying in them 20 minutes or so. Come next year, who can remember if we see the same pattern under the Xmas tree as the year before😎😂 Saves a lot of energy to have a limited bagful on them at home, in case we give presents!

[@fabienneroure9995]

Great video thank you Laura! Funny story, we had for YEARS this long thick cable like cord (or something of the sort) and I recently got rid of it without mentionning it to anybody in the family... honest to goodness truth a few days after getting rid of it my son asked for it!!! 🙄🤪 I just couldn't beleive it because when I got rid of it I said to myself " you watch we're going to need it!" LOL! Luckily this situation doesn't happen often so I'm still decluttering! Take care and cheers from Canada🌼🍀🍃🍂🍁🍂🍃🍀🌼

[@edelinprogress]

I decluttered a room that we used to store boxes. It's now a play room💓

[@HowToGYST]

Oh, fun!

[@user-in2xn4xc4i]

I have to say, I LOVE it when you wear something colorful with fun details...These kinds of looks suit you so much! I found your channel by chance now I'm in love 🥰 your ideas, your accent, and your personality are all refreshing to see 💓

[@HowToGYST]

Aw, thank you so much! I really appreciate that. 💖

[@robyn-mareepenny2926]

Fantastic video Laura. So many areas in my home I feel this and you've hit the nail on the head. Well several nails on the head. Thank you! 👏👏👏👏👏💐

[@alanbirkner1958]

We live in a 2BR condo. Every day, I get rid of 15 things. Papers, clothing, hobby stuff, it's all fair game. Yesterday, my daughter found a big pile of stuff. Sometimes my husband finds things. I try to be a minimalist because my mom hoarded everything. Tina

[@mariemilycraig]

My Scottish mum-in-law's name for the remote control is "the tweaker" 😊 I think it's adorable so I've adopted it too. My young daughter calls it "the buttons".

[@HowToGYST]

The buttons seems to be a popular one. I've never heard of it called the tweaker though. Brilliant!

[@dees3179]

@@HowToGYSTit's always been called the hooferdoofer in my family.

[@donnas3573]

Thank you Laura, you've inspired me! I realized the reason my spaces don't look decluttered is because I get almost through the process, then run into a few hard decisions, so I stop. Yes, it looks a lot better, but it's not finished. I'm concentrating on finishing up those spaces now!

[@stefs3460]

The putting things on the side to sell got to me and got me thinking if I were charged a sort of rent or consignment for storing or giving shelf space to each of these items, even a few dollars a month per item, to sit and my house till they were sold would I even break even?

[@FilippaSkog]

Honestly the decluttering journey is a lifelong one. Nowadays 80% of everything I declutter has to do with my kids. 10% is stuff that breaks or gets worn out and gadgets/accessories that belong to those things. The rest is things that up to that point have had a practical use but now isn’t needed anymore, things my husband brings home and then doesn’t use and sometimes things that I’ve outgrown emotionally and don’t want anymore. Every now and then an impulse buy sneaks its way in too and gets decluttered later but that’s very rare. It’s a good thing decluttering’s always very satisfying 😆 I don’t mind it being a chronic process.

[@HowToGYST]

I agree, I think it's nice to keep editing and curating as you go. Life is ever-changing.

[@Debbiesdilemmas]

Why does every household have a box of useless cables?😂😂😂

[@wandamusgrove-spearman3432]

😂

[@michelleneuman579]

Aside from the gift bags, a lot of what you talked about like cords and remotes and boxes are what I'm trying to convince Hubs to get rid of. Baby steps!

[@samramsey1142]

These were great tips ❤️ and we call it the clicker or clickers

[@HomeBirdJen]

We used to call the remote the clicker in my family home! But it seems to have gone by the wayside for me now as i mostly watch things on my iPad! I do however call a cable a “Stuart” as a nod to the late drummer (Stuart Cable) in my favourite band Stereophonics! Love your content Laura ☘️👍🏻💜😊 EDIT: Containers-Tupperware etc, keep them with their mate! Gift wrapping-with my close family we no longer use wrapping paper! Making a tiny bit of difference to the world’s carbon footprint 😂 ♻️ 🌎

[@HowToGYST]

Ooh, what's your favourite Stereophonics song?

[@HomeBirdJen]

@@HowToGYST Ooh that’s a hard one! Of all time, “I Wouldn’t Believe Your Radio”, but more recently “Fly Like An Eagle”. “Dakota” was always a good ending to a show as well! I’ve seen them live TEN times!

[@HowToGYST]

@@HomeBirdJen Amazing! "I Wouldn't Believe Your Radio" is such a good song. I used to listen to "The Bartender & The Thief" on repeat back in the day. 😂

[@Curtains10101]

Thanks for this Laura, great video!!! The ikea "bits" and the "for sale" declutter is 💯 me.... my husband and his wires 😒

[@myraaitken8954]

As I was watching this video, I'm going Yep that's us! However, managed to get my husband to go through his toolbox (he doesn't do DIY but can fix the odd thing) this week. He then had half a carrier bag of IKEA Allen keys, screws, nails and other things from IKEA. And about two weeks ago there was a box lying on the floor in the top landing, what's this, I say? Oh it's wires to go out says the son. Both of them went through it and it went for recycling. I'm heading to the charity shop tomorrow to drop off two carrier bags of a mishmash of items. And yes I've got my a few things put aside for sale but have still to do anything about them... 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@christianavance9124]

My grandmother passed in 1997. I still have some of her old clothes and craft supplies.

[@HowToGYST]

Oh I'm so sorry for your loss. I have my grandmother's ring and my grandfather's watch. I'd hate to be parted from either of them.

[@bonitabradley4108]

2.5 years here and ongoing on the decluttering process!

[@HowToGYST]

Well done! Keep curating. 💖

[@charlyheather1822]

We've only got one remote, though admittedly for an led - lamp thingy that we never really use. Since we decluttered the TV and video player i don't think we've ever had anything else to go with a remote control ...? Admittedly not living in the USA. ;) We put paint-rests in small glass jars, and I occasionally just restore those little scratches etc that seem to happen to painted walls. This way (1) the paint does not dry out as fast (as it would do in its huge, nearly empty container) (2) the pain gets used up over time and (3) the walls do look good for longer, without having to repaint everything. Sigh. I always seem to think that I get out of this easily, because I don't have one of the first items you mention, but well... cables and keys. Yes. (single socks I just pair up with other solos. as long as the fabric and length is similar that's enough for me. yes, colourful socks as well.)

[@rosechoix]

I like the paint idea! Nearly all my socks are identical (with the exception of a pair of long argyle sucks I own and a few wool/winter/fuzzy socks); it makes pairing them a no-brainer :D

[@doccox27]

‘The cable lives on’. So very true 😂😂

[@Irina-666]

Pour leftover paint into appropriate sized jar and stick a label on it, for ex., "bathroom wall". It's nice to have the possibility to moke touch-ups when you're not ready yet to paint the whole wall. In time paint gets a film on the top, so you just remove it, stir, and you have the right color paint for no additional cost :) In an airtight jar paint can be ok for a couple of years (longer, than in original half empty container), and takes less space.

[@1012chart]

Sometimes the remote... sometimes the thingy 🙄 Today I chucked out a whole bunch of microfibre cloths ... They've been there for ages and making me so miserable... And I know they are terrible for the environment... In the end I just binned them such a relief... Took me about a year!!

[@merrivideo]

💚

[@greenwillow5404]

Great video Laura! We call the remote the blipper.. Not sure why , but it has always been the blipper..🤣

[@HowToGYST]

Fascinating hearing all the different names people have. Blipper's a new one on me though. 😁

[@kiraboslet4777]

You can also throw your socks in the delicates bag so they are all together

[@ashleygonzalez32171]

I always want to sell my items especially when I moved here to Florida and got rid of 75% of my possessions but it just was not worth the hassle when people ask you 10 questions and want to give you 3 to 5 dollars for an item you paid a lot more for. I now list my donations on Facebook market under the title “Curb Alert” and put everything on the curb. I let everyone take whatever they want… I don’t have to pack anything really nicely and I don’t have to drive anywhere and items are gone by the end of the afternoon. I got rid of so much make-up, clothes, shoes, handbags and furniture this way and I love that there is no effort on my part to deal with heavy items.

[@deedsh6280]

You nailed it with the 'stuff you are trying to sell'! Ouch. I have one example of someone spotting something weeks after I first posted it on marketplace and it sells so I think I should wait out all this other stuff that there (clearly) is no market for. You are so right...it's just not worth the pennies you get for the time you spend thinking about it. Thanks for being real and helping me take the leap to delete some posts and get it out.

[@HowToGYST]

Well done! You'll feel better once you're rid of it.

[@chrisludwig3610]

We call them a remote or a clicker... I only keep sentimental lonely socks... the rest become stuffing for small pillows or garbage. I keep storage pieces together with their matches. Love your content and recommend you to friends and family. Cead mile failte!

[@jimmiecheek4392]

I place socks in a laundry bag and no more lost socks.😊

[@HowToGYST]

Ooh, good one.

[@MsLouisVee]

Best idea on KZbin……. FORGET about selling!!! it’s not worth the time and effort it takes to mail it out, going to the post office, advertising, the time and energy it takes in order to get a few bucks back. just give it away and reclaim your real estate!

[@joanneconnor4319]

I live in Australia and have an Irish friend from Dublin Laura. I absolutely love his sense of humour and yours too!!! Love love watching your channel and keeping decluttering along with you. Love my life so much more with less. Jo xxx

[@snorlaxjen]

My parents call it the 'buttons' and i used to until i was in my 20s or maybe 30s now i call it the remote - we're from England :)

[@HowToGYST]

Funny how people have so many different names for it, isn't it? I think the remote is probably the most popular in Ireland and England.

[@rosechoix]

I moved from Texas to France last year with hubby and he sold probably 90% of my stuff and I gave away probably another 5 to 8% so we'll basically start from scratch once we move back to Texas. That said, next time I visit I'm going to go through the few remaining totes and declutter those! I obviously haven't used that stuff in a year or so, so at least some of it is obviously unnecessary

[@RadCenter]

When I get a new piece of electronic equipment, after I'm finished hooking it up, I put the remaining unused cords and cables and other accessories that came with it into a resealable plastic bag, label it, and store it in a shoe box where I keep electronics supplies. When I get rid of a piece of equipment, I look through that box and pull out the related bag of materials that belong with it. My municipality collects electronics for recycling monthly, so it's all recycled.

[@HowToGYST]

Wonderful! I wish electronics were collected here.

[@denisecarter5117]

It took me 8 years, over 10 garage sales and still I have a box always to put stuff in. We don’t buy much new ever. Remote obviously.ha

[@ankebosing1968]

Great tips!

[@tinnerste2507]

I keep a permanent marker by the batteries and put an X on the alkaline batteries as I use them and I write the year and month on the rechargable. Usually the rechargeables die at about two years old

[@gwenj5419]

I haven't even attempted the garage tools and hardware declutter yet.

[@kathypflaume4652]

When I use a pen and it stops working I throw it away. My husband likes to keep “just in case” stuff 💩

[@HowToGYST]

You're a rare breed. 😉

[@eileenlehonnyberg1576]

Today decided not to keep the pens if I spent any time trying to get it to write, or keep writing. Even if I scribbled enough to get it to start writing, I didn’t want to do this every time I pick up a pen. Easy to find another pen and now avoid any frustration.

[@LoriTaylorSmithGA]

My family calls the remote the clicker. My husband calls it the button pusher! 😆 I was happy to hear your husband calls it the buttoner. Never heard of either!

[@cynthiaewing6584]

My Mom still calls at the clicker too. lol

[@munirasultana2313]

Nice Video 🤗

[@hannahsamuelson3377]

Incredible video!! Every. Single. Point. I would benefit from watching this video monthly 😁

[@katherinec7698]

We call the tv remote control the ‘commander’. I think it’s because our first one was actually labeled that. 😄

[@findingaway5512]

Your shirt is delightful as always. 🌈

[@HowToGYST]

😂 A relatively recent purchase but one that will be sticking around for quite some time, I suspect.

[@Autisticheather]

I sometimes find planter pots at the thrift stores!

[@jeanetteagain6631]

Wireless world we have a lot but almost there🤣🛎👍great video💕

[@kathryndalton9867]

I started before the pandemic. Nearly finished but expect I'll be able to find a few more bags

[@katrinabellingham4405]

Thank you. I just discovered you.

[@taraa3456]

Same as you, the remote control or tej remote!

[@1012chart]

I've been off the radar for a bit...I can see you haven't posted on a while... Sending love.

[@jocelynedesrochers732]

The machine!!

[@elainecole6896]

We used to call the remote the 'man thing' because my dad would never let anyone else use it!!

[@helengren9349]

😂 Cool

[@KarolinaKrysztofiak]

In Poland remote is called "pilot" :)

[@wandamusgrove-spearman3432]

Thank you for adding to My knowledge!

[@myraaitken8954]

Oh and we call the TV control the "hoofer doofer"! 😂

[@treectrice9180]

Whuutttt? Lol

[@myraaitken8954]

A friend used to call it that and it just stuck! 🤷🏻‍♀️😂

[@HowToGYST]

And the prize for most unusual name goes to... 😂 This is brilliant!

[@myraaitken8954]

Thanks! 😂😂😂

[@wandamusgrove-spearman3432]

😂

[@leonieharry2941]

Oh, use the forgotten birthday card from her 5.birthday on her 15.Birthday ;-)....you can make it! And then telling her the story about her birthday-card will be great! I guess that would be a fine thing. :)

[@elizabethlangheim7214]

The remote control is called the clicker in my home.

[@denisehennix219]

I have this one sock I’ve been holding on to bc I never lose socks so I know it will show up at some point …. But I think the next declutter, it’s going out 😂

[@findingaway5512]

We call it remote. I feel like a lot of these are those things that I am like.... I don't know. 🤷‍♀️ Probably should keep it. 😬 I feel like I am not to that level yet. 🤣

[@kristinestimach1484]

With Allen keys, I tape them to the object if possible in case I need to tighten screws. I did a nightstand and taped the key inside the drawer 😀 I call the remote the clicker (I’m not 98) 🤣

[@lawyerina305]

In my house 🏡 we call the remote the “mokentroll” (pronounced like moe-can-troll); It’s Ebonics for “remote controller”

[@HowToGYST]

Oh yes, I sometimes use that too. 🙂

[@user-3l1]

I got rid of some of those mysterious cables after years, and a few days after that someone needed them and had to buy it again 🙄

[@Debbiesdilemmas]

We call it the remote but when I was a child it only had one button so we called it the clicker.😂

[@margaretjohnson6633]

Oh my days. I have that pile of stuff to sell ....... I do need to get them out the door don't I......

[@Skymouth]

I go thru my box of random cables every few months and purge. Then I keep it stored under my footstool that's under my desk!

[@denisehennix219]

2 comment - I looooove your filing system. What are your categories?

[@angiebee598]

My husband and his family call it the buttons.

[@HowToGYST]

Interesting! I never knew there were so many names for it! 😂

[@SnookerGoths]

My best friend calls the remote control the “oofer-doofer”. No idea why!

[@stefs3460]

We call it the chicichici pronounced cheekeecheekee. My Italian aunt called it that , probably her version of ths clicker?

[@BLK2000]

my in laws call it ''the clicker''......what the hec? Its the remote lol x

[@Skewzzme]

New subscriber here! I love your videos but if I could offer a suggestion/ask a question: why is it your videos have frequent reminders of your channel name and asking to subscribe? Maybe it’s just me, but I find it distracting!

[@judysbakeryandtestkitchen1654]

The remote

[@dawnfrancis1987]

So how do you get rid the extra cords? Trash or is there a better way ?🤔

[@HowToGYST]

Electrical recycling centre. Or if it's for something that someone might want (eg. iPhone charger), your local charity shop might take it. Just check with them first.

[@brandywiles3289]

How do you get rid of the extra screws and Allen wrenches? I’d hate to send them to the landfill

[@ZenDragoonYT]

Scrap metal?

[@myrabeth77]

Small ziploc bag taped to the back or underside of the furniture item the parts/tools belong to. There if you need them and will leave your home when the furniture does.

[@CeeLeeLEMT]

The clicker LOL

[@kimesch9698]

Containers!!!!

[@HowToGYST]

😁

[@jenellegaerte8469]

We call the remote control a “moto”. It was a child’s mispronunciation that stuck.

[@eileenlehonnyberg1576]

Grandson called it Mote

[@HowToGYST]

Aw, lovely story.

[@maaikewilhelmina1457]

We call it: ôfstandsbetsjinning ( for remote control)🤣

[@HowToGYST]

😂 That’s a mouthful!

[@maaikewilhelmina1457]

@@HowToGYST 🤣 it is

[@gwenj5419]

Remote or clicker.

[@christine-xn1jr]

The Chanel 19 is stunning! I have got the large one 2 years ago, I use it very often, I never squeeze it, if you know what I mean, and it didn't loose the shapeI like their bag *repxbag*

[@kellihastings3958]

Go-er

[@pattitaylor7300]

Channel changer

[@HowToGYST]

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[@pattitaylor7300]

@@HowToGYST what we call the remote

[@pattitaylor7300]

@@HowToGYST sorry I can see where that might have been misconstrued

[@HowToGYST]

Ah! Thanks for clarifying. 😁

[@michellemcmiken8952]

Ah, cables. I have a box that's big enough to hide a body FULL of cables! But I guarantee if I got rid of any, it'd be one my husband has decided he needs. God help me.

[@clairewillow6475]

My mom calls the remote “the clicker”

[@TANNAPAISELY]

The clicker

[@porcelina956]

Two words:Gift Bags.

[@HowToGYST]

Yup. They add up! Especially because there are so many different sizes.