30 Day Declutter
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Anytime of year is the perfect time for a 30 Day Declutter. This free printable with 30 days of decluttering ideas will focus you on a new task each day.
Sometimes you just need a decluttering challenge to get focused and moving towards your organizing goal. A 30 Day Declutter challenge is the perfect length of time to commit to decluttering.
How do you slowly declutter?
The best way to slowly declutter is to do a little each day. You can even use my 31 Days of 10-minute Decluttering Tasks Challenge to help. If you commit to decluttering 10 – 30 minutes every day, you’ll slowly work your way through an entire decluttering projects.
It’s most important to be consistent, so commit to an amount of time that you can realistically accomplish each day. You’ll also find that as your space begins to be less cluttered, you’ll be motivated to work for longer periods of time or more frequently.
Once you have decluttered and organized, then commit to 20 – 30 minutes each week to declutter to maintain your organized space and home.
Sign up for the 30 Day Declutter Challenge Newsletter
Sign up for free and each day you’ll receive an email chockful of tips to declutter and organize that day’s space. You’ll receive 30 days of realistic ideas and encouragement perfect for busy people. The email challenge will start January 1st.
30 Day Declutter
To get started, download the free 30 Day Declutter checklist. To download:
- Click on the link above.
- When the pdf opens, right click on the document.
- You can either choose to print the checklist immediately or you can download it and print it later.
Use the checklist to guide your 30 day declutter journey. There is a different focus area to declutter each day. The declutter plan also has rest or catch up days scheduled. It’s important to be realistic so that you can sustain decluttering everyday for a month.
The first three days of the challenge start you off slowly with three (hopefully) easy wins. Then the 30 day declutter challenge picks up steams and has you declutter your kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, office, living room, children’s items, digital and 5 bonus areas.
This 30 Day Declutter covers these areas:
- Day 1 – Wallet/Purse/Bag
- Day 2 – Entryway/Coat Closet
- Day 3 – Cords & Chargers
- Day 4 – Kitchen Drawers
- Day 5 – Kitchen Counters
- Day 6 – Pantry
- Day 7 – Day of Rest & Catch up
- Day 8 – Fridge & Freezer
- Day 9 – Storage Containers
- Day 10 – Small Appliances
- Day 11 – Dresser Drawers
- Day 12 – Half of Closet
- Day 13 – Other Half of Closet
- Day 14 – Day of Rest & Catch Up
- Day 15 – Shoes
- Day 16 – Bathroom Cabinets
- Day 17 – Medicines
- Day 18 – Linens
- Day 19 – Paperwork
- Day 20 – Office Supplies
- Day 21 – Day of Rest & Catch Up
- Day 22 – Books
- Day 23 – Items to Relocate
- Day 24 – Books/DVD/CDs
- Day 25 – Miscellaneous
- Day 26 – Children’s Toys & Books
- Day 27 – Children’s Clothes
- Day 28 – Day of Rest & Catch Up
- Day 29 – Cell Phone
- Day 30 – Computer & Cloud
If you are excited to do more or have areas that weren’t covered in in the 30 day declutter, here are some more areas to continue working on:
- Garage
- Dining Room
- Craft Supplies
- Sentimental Items
- Pet Supplies
Be sure to sign up for the newsletter support with tips and encouragement every day for the 30 days of the challenge.
More Decluttering and Organizing Resources
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- 31 Days of 10-Minute Decluttering Tasks
- Organized Home Challenge – 5 rooms in 5 weeks
- How to Clear Clutter
- Simple Decluttering Checklists
- Disorganized? 5 Steps to Start Making Space
- 6 Easy Steps to Start Getting Organized Now
- How to Teach Your Child to Declutter
The key to decluttering is to set goals and schedule the decluttering sessions on your calendar. Make a commitment to keeping those appointments. You can do this, you just have to keep working at it.
Be sure to pin this 30 day declutter challenge so whenever you need it in the future, you can easily find it. Also, be sure to share with friends who are looking for ways to declutter and organize.
I’m a mom of 3, a veteran and military spouse. I’ve moved into 20+ homes all around the world. My passion is helping busy people make the space and time for what’s really important to them.
