With this in mind, my declutter frenzy moves on to the Kitchen.
- Dishes, cups, and flatware
- Baking dishes and pots (including stored ones)
- Mixing bowls, utensils, and gadgets
- Cookbooks and kitchen towels/napkins
- Small appliances (and large ones if you have them to spare)
- Pantry (all out-dated food goes)
- Canning supplies and any other stored food prep items are cleaned or gotten rid of.
Every kitchen has a ton of things that are sentimental. For many people, food comes with emotion. And mostly good emotion. For this declutter challenge you may want to bring in a friend to help you be as brutal as you want to be.
2 comments
Great tips! I have been meaning to join in on the decluttering festivities but have not had the chance yet! I'll get there because I have my list of things to do and I need to get them done!
What helps me too is if I haven't used it in a year, it gets tossed, donated or sold!
Nessa
That's a great tip Nessa! I agree. I just went through the kids kitchen stuff (play kitchen that is in our kitchen) and it was a bit painful... but good. Now only the best is there and I think they will actually get more use out of it that way!
Val
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