Switch Off Notifications

Unnecessary notifications can be pretty disruptive and can mess up your concentration and focus, so consider turning them off as soon as you download new apps.

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Organize Your Apps

Speaking of apps, you can also declutter your phone by deleting the ones you’re not using. Once that’s done, consider hiding less frequently used apps from your screen and organizing the rest of them by task so they wouldn’t take up too much space on your home screen.

Contacts Purge

Your contacts are probably overcrowded with countless numbers you don’t even need so do yourself a favor and delete them ASAP.

Cleaning Up Gallery

Photos in our gallery often take up most of our storage, so put an effort into deleting bad and repetitive ones to free up some space on your phone.

More Storage

Deleting unnecessary photos will free up a lot of storage on your phone, but it’s also a good idea to delete old files and music downloads, especially since you can use apps such as Spotify instead.

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Pay It Forward

Before getting rid of your books, check if there’s someone who actually wants them in their life. Get in touch with your friends and family and see if they have room on one of their bookshelves for that old novel you no longer need.

Time for Donations

If none of your acquaintances shows interest in your books, there’s probably someone else out there who probably will. Consider donating your books to a local library, charity or a thrift store, and they’ll probably find a new home in no time.

Final Step

If you have old magazines and reference books that are pretty much useless in this day and age, you’ll notice they’ll just take up space. If it turns out it’s impossible to donate them, don’t feel guilty about recycling them, since that’s the logical last step.

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Handbag

Most women know how hard it can be to find the thing you’re looking for in your handbag. Even though you’re sure you need all those things in your bag, we bet that’s not entirely true! Toss out the things you don’t need anymore, organize the ones that are left and your life will be a lot easier.

Clothes

Throwing clothes on a chair or creating a pile on your bed will eventually lead to that stressful moment we all hate. Find a few minutes every day to organize your clothes, because that’s a lot easier than having to spend an entire day cleaning a mountain of clothes.

Office Desk

One of the rules for a successful business day is to have a comfortable and enjoyable workspace. Make sure to clean your office desk at the end of the day and dispose of any unnecessary things, so you can come to a clean desk the next morning.

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This decluttering technique is pretty easy to adopt since it simply suggests you should get rid of an item every time you buy a new one. You can apply it to any room, but it really comes in handy with the kitchen. Space in this room is extremely limited no matter how big your kitchen is, and we’ve all found ourselves running out of it.

In addition to helping you get rid of the clutter, “one in, one out” rule will encourage you to become more financially reasonable. If buying something new means getting rid of something old, you’ll stop buying things you don’t actually need and save a lot of money in the process.

The post The “One In, One Out” Rule Will Help You Keep Your Kitchen Clutter-Free appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

De-cluttering

Before you start putting things in boxes, you need to first get rid of things. This might be hard, but everyone has at least 1 junk drawer that needs some serious attention. Think about what items you actually used in your current home, and if you haven’t used something, give it away. Starting the process by minimizing your things will only make your life easier.

Organizing

When you pack your things, think about how you want to organize everything. You can do it by room or by items, whatever you feel is most efficient for you.

Also, make sure that you utilize storage items that you already have like backpacks, suitcases, and crates since you’ll have to bring them to your new place anyway, you might as well fill them with items.

Pro Tips

If you’re in need of boxes but don’t have any and don’t want to pay for them, head to your local liquor store! They always have boxes from the cases of bottles that come in so you can take as many as you want.

Also, instead of using newspaper to wrap delicate things, use stray socks and dish clothes.

The post This Guide Will Get You Through Any Move! appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Switch Off Notifications

Unnecessary notifications can be pretty disruptive and can mess up your concentration and focus, so consider turning them off as soon as you download new apps.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Flitty (@flittyindia)

Organize Your Apps

Speaking of apps, you can also declutter your phone by deleting the ones you’re not using. Once that’s done, consider hiding less frequently used apps from your screen and organizing the rest of them by task so they wouldn’t take up too much space on your home screen.

Contacts Purge

Your contacts are probably overcrowded with countless numbers you don’t even need so do yourself a favor and delete them ASAP.

Cleaning Up Gallery

Photos in our gallery often take up most of our storage, so put an effort into deleting bad and repetitive ones to free up some space on your phone.

More Storage

Deleting unnecessary photos will free up a lot of storage on your phone, but it’s also a good idea to delete old files and music downloads, especially since you can use apps such as Spotify instead.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Ahmed Hussain (@uidesigners00)

The post Declutter Your Phone in Five Short Steps appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Pay It Forward

Before getting rid of your books, check if there’s someone who actually wants them in their life. Get in touch with your friends and family and see if they have room on one of their bookshelves for that old novel you no longer need.

Time for Donations

If none of your acquaintances shows interest in your books, there’s probably someone else out there who probably will. Consider donating your books to a local library, charity or a thrift store, and they’ll probably find a new home in no time.

Final Step

If you have old magazines and reference books that are pretty much useless in this day and age, you’ll notice they’ll just take up space. If it turns out it’s impossible to donate them, don’t feel guilty about recycling them, since that’s the logical last step.

The post Best Ways to Declutter Your Book Collection This Fall appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Handbag

Most women know how hard it can be to find the thing you’re looking for in your handbag. Even though you’re sure you need all those things in your bag, we bet that’s not entirely true! Toss out the things you don’t need anymore, organize the ones that are left and your life will be a lot easier.

Clothes

Throwing clothes on a chair or creating a pile on your bed will eventually lead to that stressful moment we all hate. Find a few minutes every day to organize your clothes, because that’s a lot easier than having to spend an entire day cleaning a mountain of clothes.

Office Desk

One of the rules for a successful business day is to have a comfortable and enjoyable workspace. Make sure to clean your office desk at the end of the day and dispose of any unnecessary things, so you can come to a clean desk the next morning.

The post Spaces You Should Declutter On a Daily Basis appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

This decluttering technique is pretty easy to adopt since it simply suggests you should get rid of an item every time you buy a new one. You can apply it to any room, but it really comes in handy with the kitchen. Space in this room is extremely limited no matter how big your kitchen is, and we’ve all found ourselves running out of it.

In addition to helping you get rid of the clutter, “one in, one out” rule will encourage you to become more financially reasonable. If buying something new means getting rid of something old, you’ll stop buying things you don’t actually need and save a lot of money in the process.

The post The “One In, One Out” Rule Will Help You Keep Your Kitchen Clutter-Free appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

De-cluttering

Before you start putting things in boxes, you need to first get rid of things. This might be hard, but everyone has at least 1 junk drawer that needs some serious attention. Think about what items you actually used in your current home, and if you haven’t used something, give it away. Starting the process by minimizing your things will only make your life easier.

Organizing

When you pack your things, think about how you want to organize everything. You can do it by room or by items, whatever you feel is most efficient for you.

Also, make sure that you utilize storage items that you already have like backpacks, suitcases, and crates since you’ll have to bring them to your new place anyway, you might as well fill them with items.

Pro Tips

If you’re in need of boxes but don’t have any and don’t want to pay for them, head to your local liquor store! They always have boxes from the cases of bottles that come in so you can take as many as you want.

Also, instead of using newspaper to wrap delicate things, use stray socks and dish clothes.

The post This Guide Will Get You Through Any Move! appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.