All people are divided into two groups: those who like to accumulate old things, even if they are not used, and those who throw them away as unnecessary. What type are you? If you like to collect old junk Perhaps you should reconsider your attitude towards things. No, you'll never need that shiny iPhone box, so don't carefully store it somewhere in the depths of your closet. And no, you'll never flip through old issues of Cosmo. Just throw them away without regret. Clear your home of unnecessary things, even if you once loved them very much. So, what item should you throw away immediately?
Wire clothes hangers
Cheap wire hangers that show up in your home (either from the dry cleaner or with new clothes) are bad for the condition of your clothes. They deform the fabric and leave traces of rust. Buy felt, wood, or hard plastic hangers instead.
Worn out boots
Are your favorite boots worn out? Throw them away. Still in good condition, but haven't worn them in a while? Give it to those who really need it.
Empty alcohol bottles
Are you no longer in college? Nothing to collect empty bottles from alcohol, if you have not lived in a hostel for a long time.
Clothes you don't wear
Give it to charity. A person less fortunate than you might wear it. The same goes for baby clothes and fancy dress costumes that you'll never wear again.
Old toys
They can often be very expensive, which is why many parents are hesitant to part with the toys even as their children grow up. If they are not broken, give them to charity or to someone you know who has small children.
Socks without a pair
Have you started a special basket in which you keep all your socks without a pair, hoping that the loss will one day be found? Believe me, this won't happen. It will be better if you just throw them away.
Old cosmetics
Cosmetic products with expired products can harm your skin, so it’s better to get rid of them on time.
Expired medications
No, you will never need these expired pills, so you shouldn’t keep them “just in case.” But not all expired medications can be simply thrown in the trash. Make sure you dispose of them correctly.
Toothbrush
You must replace toothbrush every few months after the bristles wear out.
Food in the refrigerator
You know very well what we are talking about. Very often there are food items left in the refrigerator that you “don’t get around to throwing away.” But you can't just leave them there. Throw everything in the trash. Pay attention to shelf life.
Old bags from stores
Even though it's somewhat of a tradition for many people to keep a "bag of bags" in their home, most of the time they just accumulate and are never used. Throw away all the shopping bags you've accumulated over the years unless you actually intend to use them.
CD, DVD and video cassettes
It's already 2017 outside. Why do you keep all those old CDs and DVDs? Write it down necessary information to your hard drive to free up shelf space.
Kitchen sponges
They can be an ideal breeding ground for bacteria, so sponges should be washed or replaced frequently. Don't know how to disinfect a sponge? The only thing that will help you get rid of all bacteria is bleach.
Filters for water
Filter cartridges should be replaced every few months, depending on the model, or when you notice the water tastes bad.
Old business cards
You will never need business cards from the company you worked for before, or the ones you used when you held a position. When you retire, old business cards should be thrown in the trash.
Old chargers
Why do you need to charge your old 2004 Motorola Razr phone? We live in the age of smartphones, so there's definitely no room for old chargers in your home.
Old magazines
Many people hoard old magazines and newspapers over several years. Why do you need them? How likely are you to re-read them? Most likely, they will only clutter your coffee table.
Old socks and underwear
If on them more holes than it should be, throw it away without regret and buy new ones.
Old bills and receipts
If these bills are truly important, scan or take a photo and store them in a folder on your computer.
Life has become boring, monotonous, luck is not on your side, financial difficulties or can't meet your soul mate? In this case, look around: if at home you are surrounded by old things that have not been used for a long time, but, as a rule, it’s a pity to throw them away, then this may be the reason for all the failures.
Very often, in order to bring something new into your home, you simply need to get rid of the old. Do you want to know how to properly throw away old things to attract new and good things into your life? Then read our publication today on the “Dream House” website and be sure to try to put the listed tips into practice.
Why you need to periodically throw away old things
According to Feng Shui, old things cluttering a house interfere with the free circulation of qi energy, and as a result, energy blocks are created both in the house itself and in its occupants. This is why it appears bad feeling, failures, dissatisfaction with yourself and your life. In such a house you don’t want to do anything, apathy and laziness manifest themselves, it’s even difficult to breathe in it, and things seem to put pressure on the brain, provoking the appearance of negative thoughts.
Ideally, chi energy should look into every corner of the house, filling both it and the people living in it with new energy. vitality, give happiness, health, peace of mind, financial well-being. When all the corners are occupied by some kind of rubbish or unnecessary things, then the energy doesn’t even get to these places. One has only to take and throw away some of the old things, and the situation will begin to change.
How to get rid of old things: where to start
As a rule, throwing out old things starts with the closets, but no one bothers you to start, for example, with “cleaning out” the loggia, the pantry. Better yet, first get rid of unnecessary large items, for example, worn-out soft sofa or a crumbling chest of drawers, which no one will repair. Moreover, in the old upholstered furniture bedbugs and other insects that are dangerous to humans can live. So let's get started...
Balconies and loggias
On the balcony, find all the trash that was put away in case it “suddenly comes in handy”, but for six months, a year or more you haven’t even touched it. Look what's hidden in boxes, old suitcases and - there's probably something to throw away, if not everything! By the way, if you don’t need the suitcase either, then you can safely throw it away, the only exceptions being those.
What other unnecessary items can be found on the balcony? Look for junk in tool boxes; as a rule, there may be some parts stored there that you planned to “return” to their place, to fix something, but never did, especially if that thing, the part from which is stored.
In general, a balcony or loggia is best used not for unnecessary trash, but as a place to relax, or to arrange a greenhouse there, .
Pantry
This is another place that can simply be filled with junk. If you decide to throw away old things, then you need to start looking for them in the pantry.
Feel free to throw away any broken equipment stored in the pantry, for example, an old one or one that you will no longer repair, but kept in case “what if I decide to do it.”
If food is stored in a pantry or closet, they need to be checked for freshness: old canned food can be safely thrown away; you also need to check bulk products and make sure that there are no “living creatures” in them; There is no room for rotten vegetables either.
Take away everything you don’t use, repair shelves, cabinets, doors if they are broken somewhere, glue up the torn wallpaper, refresh the walls and doors with new paint. The pantry should be ventilated after such cleaning.
Cabinets and drawers
There is probably nothing harder than throwing away clothes and shoes, especially if they suit you very well, still like them or remind you of some event. Clothes and shoes, like no other things, “remember” your energy, so before throwing old things out of the closets, wash and dry them, wipe your shoes with a damp cloth. It is even recommended to burn things that are no longer suitable for anything. Everything old that has accumulated on things, especially bad ones, should not return to you or pass on to others. Therefore, either wash it away or destroy it!
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In addition to cabinets, also check chests of drawers, ottomans, sofas, etc. What's stored in the built-in storage drawers in your bed? If these are bedding, then everything is fine, but if there are “trunks” with old things, throw them away mercilessly!
There are a lot of small drawers in furniture sets for the hallway, in children's walls and even in. They need to be checked for any unnecessary little things: checks, receipts, tear-off sheets of notes, old magazines and newspapers, broken pencils or written-off pens, etc. Do you still feel bad about throwing away all these old things? Believe me, your life will be better without them!
Kitchen
Another place to accumulate unnecessary things in an apartment or house is the kitchen. Here's how to declutter your kitchen:
- First of all, you need to find all the chipped dishes, plates or cups with cracks, teapots and sugar bowls with broken handles - we shamelessly throw all this in the trash, without regret.
- Old, unnecessary and ugly utensils that you haven’t used for a long time are also waiting to be thrown away.
- Next, you need to throw away worn-out kitchen textiles - towels, an apron, replacing it all with new and clean ones.
- Go through the cabinets where bulk products and cereals are stored, clean everything and put things in order.
- Remove from kitchen cabinets everything that is out of place there.
- Check cutlery and all kinds of utensils. Feel free to throw away all those who have lost their appearance, have lost functionality, are broken or simply require replacement.
Also, carry out a regular cleaning and throw away unnecessary items each time so that it is as spacious, fresh and clean as possible.
What things should not be thrown away
- antiques that cost a lot of money;
- items in good condition that can be sold;
- things from which you can make crafts, interior decor (provided that you are really doing this and not just dreaming of starting);
- things that will be useful at the dacha (no fanaticism here, so that EVERYTHING doesn’t come in handy by accident!);
- children's things and toys that can be passed on to someone “by inheritance”.
Many people really need to learn how to throw away old things without hesitation and without feeling sorry. Sometimes it is very difficult, but the result is worth it! When we get rid of the old, something new will certainly come into our lives, and it will definitely be clean and positive. Good luck decluttering!
The fact that you need to clean the space around you almost weekly has long been known, especially to adherents of Buddhism. The point here is not only about general cleaning, but even more about getting rid of things that you no longer need. Moreover, they are not always old, sometimes they are simply unnecessary.
Give to gain
Have you decided to give away your things? Always part with them with a pure heart, without thinking that perhaps one day the day of that dress or that blouse would come. If even a drop of pity remains in you, then your energy will go away with the given thing. Be sure to perform a ritual of separating you from the thing: “There is no me in this dress/coat/shoes, it’s just a thing.” This must not just be said, even mentally, it must be sincerely believed.
If you donate things to a charity and are afraid that you will give part of yourself, along with clothes and shoes, to the future owners, cut them off from yourself. Close your eyes, imagine the threads connecting you, and mentally cut every single one with scissors.
The main thing is that no matter who you give your things to, mentally wish that new ones will take their place. And then the new thing will not take long to arrive.
If you are determined to make at least some profit from unnecessary things, second-hand stores, consignment stores and ad sites are at your service. But in this case, things should also be “cleaned” – from their energy. Place everything you want to donate in a bag, light an aromatherapy candle next to it and let it burn. You can also use salt. Add 2-3 tablespoons of coarse salt to the water and rinse things in this water.
However, if you are not sure that you will not miss your favorite blouse or sweater, then it is better to cut them into small pieces and burn them.
Can't be stored or thrown away
Of course, you can't give away all your things. Feng Shui experts do not recommend sharing hats, underwear, shoes, wallets and combs, explaining that these items are too closely connected with their owners.
What else shouldn't be stored?
Things when wearing which you experience physical or psychological discomfort: your throat feels tight, your hands itch, the color doesn’t suit you or the item evokes unpleasant memories;
Clothes with stains and holes, worn out, faded and out of fashion. Your closet is not a warehouse of rags, remember this;
Tights with arrows, left under winter jeans;
Things the existence of which you didn’t even remember a minute ago, and even now you can hardly imagine yourself in them;
Books that you have read a long time ago, but have no desire to re-read a second time.
Second life for old things
No matter how they argue that every thing has its own lifespan, any housewife will sooner or later decide to extend the life of an old sweater, a backpack from her youth, or something else dear to her. Of course, such ideas also have a right to exist.
It is not for nothing that in ancient times our ancestors created the patchwork needlework technique. They never threw anything away, but “recycled”, thereby creating beautiful and original things from unnecessary items wardrobe
So if you have a creative streak, free time and many things that have come to be reborn - go ahead, perhaps you will create incredible original creations that will decorate the walls of your home or your friends.
You can also arrange beautiful box or a chest where you will store the most beloved and dear things to your heart. Pajamas that my mother gave me, earrings bought on my first trip abroad, and other goodies with which the most tender and warm memories are associated.
In the summer, many people start renovations or general cleaning apartments. This is the time to declutter without regret. Trash is an amazing variety of objects that fill our living space and quietly whisper to us: “You won’t throw me away, what if I’m still useful?”
As a result, a home, regardless of its size, is gradually filled with a thousand things that we can perfectly do without: here you can find perfume bottles, old postcards, newspapers and magazines, blouses that we no longer wear, coffee sets, which coffee has never been drunk, and juicers, the juice from which was extracted exactly four times two years ago.
We need to get rid of all this, we understand that. But how to do this? It's a pity!
There are many ways to convince yourself to get rid of this or that junk. All you have to do is choose one or more that will help you.
Method one
Imagine that tomorrow you are moving to another apartment. Today you need to have time to get together, review all your things and decide: what goes to waste, what can be given to friends or relatives, and what you really can’t do without. Perfect option– “move” to a smaller and cramped apartment than the one you live in today.
Method two
We continue to use our imagination. Imagine that you are suddenly left completely without money, and the only way out is to sell “something unnecessary” (according to Matroskin). And now it’s quite simple: select from the existing things what can be sold without much grief. And then - really sell it! Does not work? Then donate!
Method three
Take a large trash bag. Now set yourself a task: right now, collect exactly 27 items in it that can be thrown away. If you do this at least once a week, you can eliminate most of the clutter from your home pretty quickly. Agree: in the apartment there are always 27 torn socks, expired batteries, worn out tights, non-working pens and markers, old magazines and empty coffee cans.
Method four
Organize a “junk cabinet” in your home. Put in it those things that seem to be completely unnecessary in the household, but for some reason it’s a pity to part with them.
Here you can store cute boxes of sweets and bottles of your favorite perfume, expired lipstick for a while beautiful color, newspapers with recipes that you are unlikely to cook with, and children's onesies (completely intact!), from which your child has grown out of for about 10 years. In addition, you can put here all the items that you will definitely need, but it is not yet clear how and when.
But remember: there can only be one such bedside table! When it is filled to capacity, you will have to make room in it for new rubbish, which means something will inevitably go to the trash heap.
Method five
Unnecessary and unsuccessful gifts are a real scourge of limited living space. After all, it is inconvenient to throw away what was given to you, perhaps with love: an apron from your mother-in-law, a vase from Angelina Petrovna from the next department, a porcelain dog from a colleague and a book about tasty and healthy food from your grandmother.
And don’t throw it away! Make a knight's move: give an apron to your grandmother, a cookbook to Angelina Petrovna, a vase to a colleague, and a dog to your mother-in-law. Or vice versa. And everyone will be happy! 
Method six
Get it in the house strict rule: every day before going to bed, devote 10 minutes to removing everything unnecessary. Look around the surrounding space with your master's eye. Have you read the newspapers? In the trash! Are your socks torn? Well, don’t darn them - they’re in the trash! Does your refrigerator smell something suspicious? Carry out an immediate inspection; everything that has gone bad goes in the trash! Running out of deodorant? There is no point in storing the bottle, we throw everything away mercilessly and mercilessly!
At the same time, the main thing is not to succumb to laziness, which will inevitably replace the liberating impulse of the first days. Tell yourself: I won’t go to sleep until I clear my house of garbage!
Method seven
Closets with clothes are an amazing breeding ground for junk! Let's do this. We take out each item, twirl it in our hands and think: when did we put it on? last time? The rule is very simple: if an item has not been worn for a year, it will never be worn! This means that you either need to throw it away or give it to a friend, sister, neighbor or colleague. It depends on the degree of wear, size, color and general view. We only leave what we really like and can’t imagine our wardrobe without.
If you don’t raise your hand to get rid of old things, remember the unwritten law: a new one will soon take the place of the old thing! Let this comfort you.
If it is already indecent to give THIS or there is no one, and it’s a pity to throw it in the trash (the whole thing) - just put everything in 
a large package and place it near the entrance. The owner will be found quickly!
If you strictly follow at least one of the above rules, very soon you will learn not to let your living space become cluttered. For the future: before you buy any thing, ask yourself: will it soon become trash?
By getting rid of everything unnecessary, you not only free up space: you cleanse your soul. Yes, yes, these are not just words: in a cleanly tidied house, thoughts flow somehow differently, more orderly and calmly, and bright ideas come to mind more often, and in general, the mood improves!
Let getting rid of junk become not a boring chore for you, but a holiday or an adventure. After you have thrown out everything unnecessary, be sure to wet cleaning and ventilate the apartment, admire the work of your hands and praise yourself for the work done. Now is the time to drink a cup of aromatic tea or coffee, and maybe even go to a cafe with friends.
And lastly
Don't overdo it! After all, in such an economic impulse, you can throw away something really necessary and dear to your heart, mistakenly taken for trash. For example, an album with old family photos, which will be so interesting to look at for your children and grandchildren. Or my daughter’s first drawings. Or a handful of cogs and bolts that may soon turn into in capable hands son into a transistor radio...
We continue to put things in order together with the author of the book “Happy at Home.” Last time we discussed and force ourselves to throw away unnecessary things. Today we present a list of things that are usually the first to be thrown away.
When I know exactly where to find what I need and can easily put a letter in a folder and a towel on a shelf, I am overcome with a pleasant (even illusory) feeling of complete control over my life. Getting rid of clutter makes life easier. When a friend says, “I cleaned out our closets and I feel like I've lost five pounds,” I know exactly how she feels.
Trash formula
In progress cleaning Using the “shelf by shelf” method, I was able to derive a formula for the appearance of trash in the house. It became easy for me to identify and eliminate problematic items. Here's a rough list of what should leave your home first.
- “Cute” kitchen utensils that don’t work well.
- Broken things. Well, why can’t we admit that something is broken - a burnt toaster, a cracked vase, three holey umbrellas, etc.?
- Things that seem potentially useful but are not used - an oversized water container or a complicated corkscrew. Or duplicates - well, how many glass jars we need?
- Things you want to “save”. Well, why do you need a nice shower gel if you never use it? Why “save” the bright tin trays you inherited from your grandmother? A friend once gloomily admitted to me: “I saved expensive truffle oil for so long that it went bad.” Once you spend your money, use what you bought and then throw it away.
- Items that should have been used but were not used due to reluctance or laziness. A few years ago I bought a digital voice recorder because I was going to do an interview. But something didn’t work out, and the recorder was of no use. And the expensive exercise equipment purchased by my friends, which are gathering dust, taking up space?..
- Things that should have been thrown away a long time ago. Luckily, there was no room in our apartment to store such things: no attic, no closet, no utility room - just a part of the basement where we stored Christmas tree decorations, spare filters for the air conditioner and a few high chairs. We didn't even have a garage, which many people use as home storage. According to the Department of Energy, 25% of Americans with two-car garages don't park their cars there at all.
- Items that ended up in the house according to “grandmother’s right.” Grandmothers always have their own rules about what our children Eliza and Elinor need. My mother-in-law never buys anything new for herself, but she gives the girls prisms for solar energy, sets of miniature colored pencils and all that. All these things are funny, but gradually the apartment becomes littered with them.
- Things we never used. It's time to get rid of the rice cooker I gave my husband for his birthday. He loves to cook, but he continues to cook rice in an old saucepan.
Throw it away or organize it?
Saving is expensive in every way. Possessions take up time, space and energy. And someday you will have to decide how to get rid of this property.
I told a friend about my shelf-by-shelf approach.
“I know this feeling,” she nodded. — My apartment is filled with garbage. (True. I know for a fact that she has actual warehouses in three states: in the town where she grew up, where her grandmother lived, and another one 40 minutes away from her apartment.)
“I need to figure all this out too,” my friend added.
- No, just don’t figure it out! - I exclaimed. - Don't think about organizing this junk!
And then I stopped. I didn't want to seem rude to my friend.
- What are you talking about? - she was surprised. - You saw my apartment. I definitely need to organize everything properly.
“Well,” I said carefully, “try to get rid of everything unnecessary first.” And then you won't have to organize.
- Like this? - my friend asked suspiciously.
— Unnecessary papers can be thrown away rather than put in folders. Donate the clothes you never wear to a charity and you won't have to find room for them in your closet!
“No, I use almost everything,” my friend objected. “I won’t have to throw away much.” I just need to buy a few things to better organize everything.
I couldn't find anything to say. I have noticed that people who experience the most big problems with rubbish, most often they buy clever hangers, furniture with convenient drawers and colored plastic boxes. Organizing your belongings can be very useful - as long as it organizes what you need and doesn't add to the accumulation of clutter.
As I sorted shelf after shelf, I mentally answered a lot of questions. Do we use these things? Do we love them? And I felt a big difference between what we don’t use and what is useless. Eliza doesn't use her animal rubber stamps anymore, and I don't wear my mom's brightly colored vintage hats. We have a lot of things that are dear to us that we don’t use. I wanted my home to be filled with things that had symbolic and sentimental meaning, not just practical ones. Unlike a broken pancake maker, they always have a place in my house.
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Discussion
I also part with things quite easily if the thing has not been touched for some time. long time, then you can part with it without any problems, which means it is not needed.
Once every six months I get rid of things, etc. (usually I take them to trash cans in bags where the size of shoes/clothes is written) they are quickly taken away. Well, if you have good things, you can give them away through advertisements for juice or rubles for 100 (if there are a lot of things), people also take them. But damn, it’s such a pity to part with every little thing)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) ) One thing I noticed --- when I unload it becomes easier to breathe NOOOOO immediately in my head --- well, now you can buy something else, the place is free!)))))))))))))) And one more thing. .......manic spontaneous purchases are all the fucking world of consumption...We are forced to throw things away (although they will probably last us a long time) and buy new and new ones.....Be vigilant, comrades!!! It's difficult but... hang in there!
16.10.2016 12:02:16, elit.tigra1I myself easily part with things that I think are unnecessary, but my husband does not. In his opinion, everything will be useful. We agreed that I put unnecessary items in a box and on the balcony for six months; if during this period they are still not in demand, then we get rid of them.
My friend says that if she doesn’t use something for a year, then it’s time to throw it away)
oh, don’t feed me bread, let me throw away all sorts of old stuff)) however, sometimes after that, exactly what was lying around idle all the time turns out to be a very necessary thing)))))
From time to time I go through all my things and papers. Almost every time I throw something away. I don't like hoarding junk.
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I support this activity (throwing out trash) with both hands! I rarely have anything late, I throw away everything unnecessary, old, etc. without regret. Here's Plyushkin's husband! (((you need to rummage through him, clear a couple of shelves and throw out at least something! The main thing is that he doesn't need this something later!;)
I already sorted out my things and took away five bags.
I want to throw out the old pots. the rest will go away in December when we continue renovations.
I want to tell you about a vacuum cleaner from Aliexpress.. It arrived in exactly a month, taking into account the New Year's blockage. It was well packaged and was not damaged during shipment. Weight with box 5 kg. It absorbs even the smallest dust particles very well. The kit includes additional brushes, a replaceable HEPA filter, a charger, a remote control and a virtual wall. You can program it to clean at the same time every day by choosing from four cleaning programs. What I liked: - copes even with long hair and pet hair...
1. This is a hair clipper Mo//zer/.....-) Yes, yes, that’s it..-)) Thank you very much to Katya Smexfamily for a profitable purchase. At first I wanted to order in Germany, but I saw the purchase, calculated everything - that’s what it turned out to be, and decided not to bother with delivery. I bought this clipper to clip my white Angora treasure. His and my joy knows no bounds!!-)) And most importantly, there is no fur now!!-)) Neither on the floor, nor on things - beauty!!-) 6 millimeters all over the body - the cat is going crazy..-)) 2. This is my...