Decluttering your entire home can feel intimidating if you’re not sure where to start. With so many closets, cabinets, and drawers to sort through, you’ll need more than just a weekend to truly clear ...

Unless you've been a dedicated minimalist for years now, you probably have some things around your house that you need to declutter. That could be extra clothes, an abundance of kitchen utensils and ...

From the 'one-touch' tidying rule to the 'didn't know' method, these are the best methods professional home organisers use ...

Lindsey Ellefson is Lifehacker’s Features Editor. She currently covers study and productivity hacks, as well as household and digital decluttering, and oversees the freelancers on the sex and ...

Organising expert Dilly Carter has revealed her trick for streamlining your decluttering process, and you'll wish you learned ...

Now is not the time to clean out all of your closets. By Elizabeth Passarella Elizabeth is filling in for Jancee Dunn, who is off this week. This weekend, I am planning a Great Squishmallow Eviction ...

I've helped busy people all over New York City declutter their homes. It's best not to buy any storage before sorting your items; you don't yet know what you'll need. If you're sentimental, it can ...

Remember, a home will never be spotless, and that's okay! Instead of aiming for perfection, strive for a realistic, manageable level of tidiness. Katy Joy Wells is a decluttering expert and mom based ...

Winter is a great time to deep clean and declutter, since a tidy, orderly home is linked with better mood and self-reported health. Regular cleaning and disinfecting helps maintain a “hygiene barrier” ...

Clutter hot spots typically include your entryway drop-zone, closets, pantry areas, and any drawer or cabinet that can quickly be shut to hide the mess inside. Walk around your home and write down any ...