Expert shares key to 'cleaning your entire bedroom' without even noticing

03 March 2024 , 11:00

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Getting the motivation to spring clean your bedroom can be really tough.

You know that your wardrobe needs to be sifted through, and you should really sell things you've not worn for a few years. The likelihood that some of your perfumes are off is pretty high, too, and there are books you've been meaning to donate to charity for ages. Yet you just can't give yourself the boost you need to get it all done.

Experts at Bon Femmes claim the key to cleaning your bedroom without even noticing is to not do everything at once. To help you along, they have shared their tips to help you get out of the slump you're in so you can reorganise your bedroom without even realising you're doing it.

Experts recommend starting small when you begin decluttering, because the more you try to do, the less likely it is you'll actually complete the tasks. Start small, by organising things like shoes, then t-shirts, and allow yourself a few days to do them. Before you know it, you've cleaned your entire bedroom, and it's a space you actually want to spend time in.

When you're cleaning, don't be afraid to get rid of items and decor that no longer fit your aesthetic, and this also gives you a nice little excuse to treat yourself to new bits. Whether it's a print you've been lusting after, or you've been desperate for a new chest of drawers, cleaning out can really give you the motivation to start saving up for pieces you'll treasure for a really long time. Let your creativity run wild.

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Approaching things with a 'less is more' mindset can really help when it comes to your wardrobe, reports The Express. Try to think of the last time you wore things, and sell or donate things that don't fit anymore. You'll definitely have the go-to favourites you want to keep hold of but get rid of things that no longer serve a purpose to you.

Also, experts recommend decluttering your devices as well while you're at it. Sort through photos that you might not need anymore that are taking up unnecessary room - screenshots are always clogging space. Read emails, back up important documents, and also delete apps that you haven't used in a long time. And of course, celebrate your progress. Spring cleaning is about progress, and it doesn't have to be perfect. You're doing this for yourself, so you set the rules.

Danielle Kate Wroe