4: Pesach Prep Series: Easy Tips to Organize Your Storage Areas:
- Ellie Azerad

- Feb 9, 2024
- 2 min read
Updated: Mar 13, 2024

Today, we'll focus on decluttering and organizing unused spaces or areas that don't come into direct contact with food.
Let's kickstart our Pesach preparations by tackling our storage areas, such as the garage or storage room, with these easy and fast decluttering tips:
Set Clear Goals: Before diving in, establish clear goals for decluttering your storage space. Determine what items you want to keep, donate, or discard to create a clutter-free environment.
Start Small: Begin with a manageable section of your storage area, such as a shelf or corner. Breaking the task into smaller, more manageable chunks can make it feel less daunting.
Sort and Categorize: As you declutter, sort items into categories such as keep, donate, or discard. This will help you stay organized and make decisions more efficiently.
Declutter Ruthlessly: Be ruthless in your decluttering process. Ask yourself if each item serves a purpose or brings you joy. If not, it may be time to let it go.
Donate Unwanted Items: Consider donating gently used items that you no longer need or use. Not only will you declutter your space, but you'll also be doing a Chessed.
Maximize Vertical Space: Utilize vertical space in your storage area by installing shelves or hooks to store items off the floor and free up valuable floor space.
Label Everything: Label storage bins or containers with a label maker (like this that I use) to identify the contents quickly and prevent clutter from building up over time.
Create Zones: Create designated zones within your storage area for different categories of items, such as Sukkot decorations, sports equipment, or tools. This will help you locate items more efficiently when needed.
Here are 20 easy items to consider getting rid of from your storage area to kickstart your decluttering process:
Broken or damaged items beyond repair.
Outdated electronics or appliances that no longer work.
Old paint cans or supplies that have dried up.
Unused or expired cleaning products.
Empty cardboard boxes or packaging.
Broken bikes and outdoor play toys.
Unused roller blades and outdoor equipment.
Old or under winter times like coats, hats, gloves and boots.
Old magazines or newspapers.
Unused or outdated craft supplies.
Outgrown or damaged sports equipment.
Unused Sukkot decorations.
Unused gardening supplies.
Unused or duplicate tools.
Unused or broken furniture pieces.
Outgrown or damaged children's clothing.
Unused office supplies.
Unused gift wrap and supplies.
Unused or broken outdoor furniture.
Excess or unused picture frames and artwork. Found this helpful? Share with a friend too! Happy decluttering!
Products I use that can help you too: label maker:




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