For the most part, clutter isn’t a big problem for me. I’m pretty good at recognizing when clutter is starting to become a problem, and I can usually get rid of whatever we don’t need without ...

There are some common types of clutter that are easier to deal with than others, and it's no secret that sentimental clutter ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “This is due to internal conflicts and questions such as: If I let go of this item will I still retain my identity? Am I a ...

I’m a sentimental collector — from trinkets passed down by my grandmother, to my first concert tickets at 13, I’ve always held onto memorable items. But over time, my home started to feel less like a ...

A common question I receive is the problem of dealing with sentimental clutter. Sentimental clutter includes those things you hold onto for no reason other than a memory. You do not have a use for the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Decluttering paper clutter is a complex task requiring you to dig in a little more to get through it. That’s because not only is ...

There’s no denying letting go is hard to do, but add in the sentimental factor and it can feel downright impossible. Matt Paxton, Atlanta-based host of Filthy Fortunes on Discovery and author of Keep ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. When we think about decluttering the kitchen, our minds usually jump to the junk drawer, crammed cabinets, or the disheveled spice rack. But ...

Decluttering is tricky, and whether you're setting out to streamline a nook, a room, or your whole house, there are always going to be items that are far harder to deal with than others. Broken pens?