Get the facts about clothes recycling. Does clothes recycling really work? And if so, where is the best place to recycle old clothes in Australia? And as a decluttering coach, it would be irresponsible of me not to share with
If you’re anything like me, you’re probably always looking for ways to use less of the earth’s resources and make your home more sustainable. Finding out the best ways to do this though, can be time consuming, so you’ll be
In the last two years my approach to a tidy home has shifted from organising my space to focusing mainly on sustainability. A big part of this is managing my buying habits. By buying less I aim to reduce the amount
Having excess stuff in your life could be costing you money. Don’t believe me? Read on for the six reasons why. If you’ve been looking for some motivation to tidy up – this blog is for you!
Letting go of sentimental items can be hard. Getting through all our nostalgic items can take a long time. And sentimental paper such as cards, letters, old diaries and journals are right up there with some of the hardest items
Okay, so we know over-consuming is bad for the environment. We know that, globally, we are consuming at a much higher rate than ever before and that this isn’t sustainable. Many of us want to lower our carbon footprint, buy
You might think you’re satisfied living in a mess, but believe it or not, being disorganised can come at a cost. For example, research shows that poor organisational skills costs the US economy an estimated $89 billion annually, and the
If you’re anything like me, you’re probably always looking for ways to use less of the earth’s resources and make your home more sustainable. Finding out the best ways to do this though, can be time consuming, so you’ll be
It’s generally agreed that clothing is the easiest category to declutter. So why is it that so many of us struggle to reduce our wardrobes? After all, I stopped clothes shopping for fun in my twenties, and have been stripping
I’m often asked – ‘is the KonMari method the same as minimalism?’ The short answer is no. At first glance they may look similar, and both certainly involve decluttering in some form, but the principles behind them are quite