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Declutter living and hallway
Living Room
Remove any items that do not belong in the living room and place them in their designated areas.
Sort through magazines, books, and newspapers. Donate or recycle any that you no longer need or read.
Clear coffee tables, side tables, and shelves from unnecessary clutter. Remove any decorative items that you no longer like or that don't serve a purpose.
Organize and declutter entertainment centers, including DVDs, CDs, and gaming consoles. Donate or sell any that are no longer used.
Clean and declutter the fireplace mantel or any other focal points in the living room.
Assess the furniture arrangement and remove any pieces that are not functional or take up too much space.
Dust and clean all surfaces, including windowsills, lampshades, and light fixtures.
Vacuum or clean the floor, including under furniture and in corners.
Hallway
Start by removing any shoes, coats, or other items that do not belong in the hallway. Place them in their proper storage areas.
Remove all shoes and place them in a designated shoe rack or shoe storage closet.
Hang up any coats or jackets on a coat rack or place them in a coat closet.
Take any other items that don't belong in the hallway and put them in their appropriate storage spaces.
Assess the functionality of any furniture in the hallway, such as shoe racks or coat stands. Remove any that are broken or not used.
Inspect all furniture in the hallway, including shoe racks, coat stands, or benches.
Remove any furniture that is broken or no longer used, and either repair or discard it.
Ensure that the remaining furniture is functional and serves a purpose in the hallway.
Declutter and organize the contents of your entryway table or console. Only keep essential items like keys or a small catch-all tray.
Clear off the entryway table or console, removing any unnecessary items.
Only keep essential items on the table, such as keys, a small catch-all tray, or a decorative item.
Organize the remaining items neatly and ensure they are easily accessible.
Sort through and declutter any mail or paperwork that has accumulated. Create a system for organizing incoming mail and important documents.
Gather all mail and paperwork that has accumulated in the hallway.
Sort through the items and discard any junk mail or unnecessary paperwork.
Create a system for organizing incoming mail and important documents, such as using labeled folders or a mail organizer.
Declutter and organize any shelves or storage units in the hallway. Donate or discard items that are no longer needed.
Remove all items from the shelves or storage units in the hallway.
Declutter by donating or discarding any items that are no longer needed or used.
Organize the remaining items back onto the shelves or storage units in a neat and orderly manner.
Dust and clean all surfaces, including baseboards, light fixtures, and decorative items.
Use a duster or microfiber cloth to dust all surfaces in the hallway, including baseboards, light fixtures, and decorative items.
Pay special attention to any intricate or hard-to-reach areas that may collect dust.
Ensure that all surfaces are clean and free of dust.
Vacuum or clean the floor, including underneath furniture and in corners.
Vacuum the entire floor of the hallway, including underneath any furniture.
Use a crevice tool or attachment to clean corners and hard-to-reach areas.
Ensure that the floor is thoroughly cleaned and free of any dirt or debris.
Remember, this is just a sample checklist, and you can customize it based on your specific needs and preferences.
Consider your own specific needs and preferences when customizing this checklist for your hallway.
Add or remove steps based on what you feel is necessary to declutter and organize your hallway effectively.
Make any adjustments to the checklist to suit your unique situation.
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