Managing firewood involves more than just stacking logs. This episode challenges you to assess whether your fireplace is used regularly or merely attracts aspirational clutter. It offers practical tips on how to store and move your firewood efficiently, ensuring your space remains organized and functional. Additionally, the discussion touches on the importance of mindful consumption and suggests resources like the Rainforest Trust and IKEA Blue Bags for sustainable practices.
Facing setbacks in your decluttering journey can be disheartening. This episode delves into the emotional hurdles that often accompany the process, offering strategies to overcome feelings of discouragement. By understanding the root causes and implementing practical solutions, you can maintain momentum and achieve your decluttering goals. The discussion emphasizes the importance of self-compassion and realistic expectations to navigate challenges effectively
Discover how Zero Co is revolutionising sustainability with refillable, plastic-free cleaning products. Founder Mike Smith, explores their mission to eliminate single-use plastics and promote radical transparency in business practices. Learn how you can contribute to a cleaner planet while simplifying your home.
Mould can silently undermine your health and home. In this episode, Nicole Bijlsma from Building Biology discusses how to identify and manage mould, offering practical tips to reduce its impact. She also introduces tools like hygrometers to monitor indoor humidity levels, helping maintain a healthy living environment.
Explore the complexities of hoarding—a persistent struggle to discard possessions, regardless of value—which can severely impair daily functioning and living spaces. Learn how chronic clutter differs from regular mess, signs to watch for, and why compassionate support—including cognitive behavioural therapy—can make recovery possible
Owning the responsibility for what you bring into your space empowers you to prevent future clutter. This discussion explores how mindful choices—considering lifespan, utility, and value—help you intentionally manage possessions and reduce waste, fostering a sustainable and decluttered lifestyle.
This reflection on decluttering reminds us that it’s not about reaching an endpoint, but embracing an ongoing, life‑affirming journey. It offers encouragement not to be discouraged by unfinished progress, highlights how clearing clutter paves the way for purpose, and shares practical strategies for times when the path feels tough.
Storing large gear like sports equipment can quickly overwhelm your space. This discussion helps you assess what you truly need, offers creative storage solutions, and suggests donating or passing on what no longer serves. Simplifying sports equipment can reclaim space and reduce visual clutter without losing functionality.
Lighten your mental and emotional load by offloading burdens you’re carrying alone. From admitting overwhelm (“I can’t do this anymore”) to asking for help, this episode offers compassionate strategies—like voice messages or calling a cleanup buddy—to find clarity and regain momentum through shared support.
Homes often house emotional clutter—spaces tied to grief, trauma, or loss. Triggers can arise unexpectedly while organizing areas like wardrobes, bedrooms, or hobbies, making the process emotionally heavy. Gentle, compassionate support helps you navigate these moments and continue with clarity and self-care.
The jungle of tangled cords and redundant cables can add visual mess and frustration. This guide helps you declutter by sorting, labelling, and storing only the cables you actually use. It also suggests responsible recycling for the rest—ensuring your tech setup is tidy, efficient, and clutter-free.
Ever wondered how intentional habits can transform your space over time? The Experiment breaks decluttering down into tiny actions—like clearing one drawer, one day at a time. Small, consistent wins build momentum, teach what truly matters, and lead to freedom through slow, steady change.