Here I got rid of all expired items and stuff we’ll never eat. However, it’s items like these we use the most and get the biggest benefit from decluttering and cleaning.
When you think of decluttering pics, you probably don’t think about the refrigerator. I removed all the utensils that I never use (which was a lot) and kept only the useful items. My cooking utensils drawer had been a source of frustration for years, yet instead of decluttering it, I’d spend 1-2 minutes trying to get the overstuffed drawer to shut! So, I finally did something about it. I then organized what was left to make it neatly fit in the cabinet. With this project, I got rid of all the Tupperware that was broken or didn’t have a matching lid. Decluttering Before and After Pics: Kitchen Today I’m going to show you some realistic decluttering before and after pics I’ve taken of my home throughout the past year. All you need to do is get rid of items you don’t use anymore.
#Extreme decluttering before and after full
The good news, though, is that to reap the full benefits of decluttering (and there are many!), you don’t need to spend a dime. If that’s what you want to do, then, by all means, do it. I’m definitely not knocking spending money on organization products. However, in most of these pictures, a lot of moolah is being spent on the transformation. They start with horrible, cluttered spaces and end up with bright, beautiful, clean results. I’ll admit, a lot of them are pretty awesome. Are you intimidated by some of the decluttering pictures you see on Pinterest and Instagram?
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