Quick Tips for Clearing Out Dresser Drawers in 20 Minutes
Ready for a simple task that makes a big difference? Let’s break it down into four easy steps – Clear, Declutter, Organize, and Refresh.
Dresser Drawer Refresh (Estimated Time: 20 Minutes)
Ever struggle to cram everything back into your dresser after laundry day? That’s a telltale sign you need to focus on clearing out your dresser drawers!
To fix this, focus on keeping only those clothes you love—pieces that make you look and feel fabulous. Here’s a streamlined approach:
Step 1: Clear Out
Start by emptying every drawer. What forgotten items or curiosities will you find hidden away? It’s often quite amusing! Once emptied, give each drawer a thorough wipe.
Step 2: Declutter
You’ll likely find mismatched socks or worn-out shirts. If they don’t make you happy or aren’t in good shape, it’s time to part with them. Even if you have well-maintained clothes that you never reach for, they deserve a new home. Donate them and give someone else the chance to enjoy them.
Be decisive. You don’t need a pile of T-shirts you never wear. If they’re buried at the bottom, it’s a sign they’re not needed. Keep only the clothes that truly bring you joy. Life’s too short for things you don’t love.
Step 3: Organize
Now, sort what’s left. If you’re a sports enthusiast, categorize by team or sport. Discovering a surplus of Astros gear? Donate some so others can support their team too. Group items by season—store winter clothing separately from summer wear. Swap them out as the weather changes for easy access.
Step 4: Refresh
Look at your now organized drawers—they’re a breeze to close and everything is visible! And check out all the items you’ve set aside for donation! You’re not just clearing out your dresser drawers for yourself, but also giving others something new. And it only took 20 minutes. Great job!
Feeling overwhelmed or facing more clutter than you can manage? No problem—I love organizing and would be thrilled to assist! Experience the peace of an organized space by reaching out to me here or calling 832-715-9540.
Kim Miller
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