9 Decluttering Methods That Actually Work

[@Nic-du6xe]

Never thought of how 10 minutes can amount to 5 hours in the long run brilliant ❤

[@madelinehegedus]

It really adds up. Thank you for watching 😊

[@sarahkeam6938]

I like the idea of concentrating on what you are keeping instead of losing, I am pretty good at getting rid of things, and the mindset of Swedish death cleaning certainly helps clarify a reason to declutter. I am currently watching on KZbin Nat Robb, who is doing 10-15 minutes every day in a series called Chaos to Calm, I recommend her channel it is very good.

[@madelinehegedus]

Oh thank you for sharing, Sarah. I’ll check out her channel too 💛

[@kathrynp7595]

I love the reverse hanger method, have been using it for years and it really works!

[@madelinehegedus]

It works so well 💛 Thank you for watching, Kathryn!

[@sezenkassap1536]

I am always into reverse decluttering. It makes so much sense. Thanks for the other tips. ❤

[@deelehey2827]

I prefer declutterring in a marathon mode. I organized for 6 hours yesterday.

[@mirelaxo]

I do the minimalist game often when I feel the house is getting out of hand. I do cheat sometimes though. For example. Say on day 4 I declutter 6 clothes hangers out of my closet I will cross off Day 6 😂

[@madelinehegedus]

Haha I love it 😂 Still counts.

[@Goody_Deids]

1. 30/10 rule. 10 mins/day for 30 days. 2. Sentimental items last. 3. Swedish Death Cleaning. 4. Four Box Method. Bin, Donate, Relocate and ? 5. Reverse decluttering: What am I going to keep? 6. The Minimalist Game: 1 item on Day One, Thirty items on Day Thirty. 7. Closet Hanger Trick. 8. Seasonal Decluttering. 9. Declutter with someone.

[@isabellucena6042]

Why does the video not have subtitles? I am Spanish with great difficulty understanding English.

[@thirteennumbers6095]

These are brilliant. I actually haven't heard many of them and feel really inspired. Big thank you. Definitely will be saving and rewatching the video 😊