❌ Velvet hangers
❌ Hampers in every bedroom
❌ Trash cans in every room
❌ Toy rotation
❌ Buying bins before decluttering
❌ Saying the mental load isn’t real work
Your home should work for you—not some unrealistic standard.
🧠 Which one do you agree (or disagree) with?
Drop a 💥 or sound off in the comments—what “organizing truth” doesn’t work in your home?
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8 months agoraquelaanderson
I have trash cans in every room, sometimes multiple small ones like in the living room. I have a small one next to my boyfriend’s recliner and he STILL leaves his trash on the end table next to it 😂 some people can’t be helped 😂
9 months agodawne.patrice
I do like velvet hangers. The clothes stay on and they are thinner, taking up less space.
10 months agomargaret_norcott
I like most of your list however toy rotation is very good for keeping a child from becoming tired of their toys. Rotating them out keeps them fresh, interesting.
a year agotulip_tree_lane
Not exactly toy rotation but we have a toy “library” and it’s honestly one of the best things we’ve ever done! The mental overload is just as real for kids when every toy is out and in view.
a year agogwoessner777
Separating whites from colors is a waste of time and money. But I’m a guy without alot of bright colors.
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