When picking linens and furnishings, make sure to choose wisely. Keeping stuff that we don’t or can’t use anymore can cause clutter buildup. Step #6: Reduce accessories and shoes De-accessorize When getting rid of old mattresses, some alternatives to ditching them include selling, donating, and recycling. New mattresses will need a full 24 hours for “ off-gassing ”. You should also let it air out outdoors for one or two hours on a sunny day. Make sure to regularly vacuum the mattress and flip it over from time to time. Over years bacteria and mold spores can build up on bed pads.
+Fold-down desk Step #5: Clean or replace your mattressīesides selecting an ideal mattress for your sleep that provides enough support and comfort, it’s also important to tidy up dirty mattresses and generally replace old mattresses that are 10 years old. For example, a bench at the foot of the bed can be used to store extra linens, towels, clothes, and shoes. If your bedroom’s closets and cabinets are full, then consider furniture that doubles as storage. Tip #4: Buy furniture with built-in storage Take the time to sort and organize the contents, deciding what to keep, donate, or send to storage. Then it’s time to sift through the storage boxes and bins. Sweep and vacuum thoroughly to remove any dust, dander, and bacteria that have built up there. Start by removing everything that you’re “storing” under your bed. Based on the ancient Chinese system, the arrangement and location of items affect the flow of energy (qi). This is especially the first step to take when following Feng Shui. +Return items from the filled catch-all bin to correct places. +Put out-of-place items in the catch-all bin. +Return clean clothes to closet or dresser drawers +Place dirty linens and clothes in the hamper + Clear the surfaces of nightstands, dressers, etc.
Prepare a laundry hamper, recycling bin and then: Spend a total of 30 minutes to declutter your bedroom every week.