Declutter by Category: Uncover Hidden Chaos

On April 2nd, ever gather all your socks in one spot?

That moment hits different.

Suddenly you're staring at a mountain of mismatched pears with holes everywhere,

wondering how it got this bad.

Experts like organizer Rachel Fonke push decluttering by category over room by room

because it reveals the true chaos of what you've accumulated.

Like 75 charging cords, you forgot about.

It works in stuff hides in corners, making small piles seem fine

until you pile them all together.

Content creator Tyler Moore, aka TidyDad, says you can't know your duplicates

till you see the full picture, stopping that cycle of buying extras.

Like more black leggings or sunscreen you already own.

People freak out at first, but that's the point.

It builds clarity and accountability.

No more thinking you need a bigger house?

It's often just too much stuff.

Starting small with microcategories like cleaning supplies,

keeps it low stress, no family fights, and trains you to ditch

low stakes items before.

Tackling the emotional ones.

Take shoes, sort zones first, then consolidate to spot the worn out duplicates

and set a one-in-one out rule.

Same for cords, tossing orphans without mates or sunscreen passes state.

Workout gear gets zoned by use, making morning smoother.

This shifts your space to match real life,

cutting search time and decision fatigue for a home

that actually flows with your routine.

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this is Entertainment and Celebrity News Today.

I'm Corey with The Story.