Free Decluttering Checklist Printable – 7 Day Challenge

Let’s get your home nice and orderly with this decluttering checklist printable. This is perfect for anytime of year as a way to kickstart your home in cleanliness and organization.

Free Decluttering Checklist Printable – 7 Day Challenge

Over the past year, many of us have accumulated clutter in our homes. Small items here and there that tend to pile up. Decluttering is not just about tidying up. It’s about creating space for what matters most.

It’s so hard to find times in the margins of our days to declutter, but by focusing on specific decluttering tasks each day for one week, you can make your home more manageable.

Whether it’s clearing the family member’s old toys or sorting through paperwork, these manageable tasks will help you restore order and peace in your home. For an easy start, you can use free printables like a task list to stay organized and motivated throughout the process.

Each day, you will dedicate just a little bit of time to each space, from the kitchen countertops to the living room, and you’ll see how these simple actions add up. If you’re unsure where to begin, use this task list printable to help guide your efforts. The printable is broken down by a space in your home each day, with ideas on what to declutter and specific areas to clean.

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Grab your free decluttering checklist here:

The checklist is broken down by days of the week, and has checkmarks to keep track of your progress. There is a blank “To Buy” list included so you can keep track of things to buy as you go.

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Extra Ideas

• Get Your Kids Involved: I plan on having my kids help int simple tasks, like wiping walls, scrubbing door jambs, and wiping baseboards.

• Keep a ‘To Buy” list as you go: I plan to keep track of kids clothes, outdated medicine, and new household items that I need to purchase. While you declutter, write down your mental inventories so you don’t forget.

• Take to Goodwill ASAP: Get rid of the mental load at the end of the week. Don’t leave your decluttered items in your car for months.

Cleaning Tip: Always remember, it's easier to clean a clutter-free environment! 

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Tips for Staying on Track with Your Decluttering & Cleaning

1. Working in 5-10 minute bursts helps to curb the burnout or overwhelm. Set a timer for this!
2. I like to use a gentle cleaning solution, like my DIY spray to minimize products to save time and effort. This really helps to cut down on decision fatigue, and you can just spend your time getting the work done so you can enjoy a clean space.
3. Get the whole family involved by assigning small tasks to make cleaning faster and easier. If you want to spread the load even more, assign a day to each family member and have them stay on top of those extra chores all summer so you can have a welcoming space.

Avoid Burnout

By splitting these tasks up throughout the week, this is to try and avoid burnout. Try not and overthink the decluttering, too. If you haven’t worn or used in the past year, get rid of it!

Please let me know in the comments if you use this Decluttering Checklist Printable! Happy Cleaning!

I hope this resource blesses you and your family this year!

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