Cleaning & Organizing

It's not just about decluttering once, but keeping things decluttered for good.

Stop wasting time deliberating over items you just don't need to keep.

These Yeedi and Ecovacs robot vacuums might make you ditch your Roomba for good.

The Pareto Principle is useful in practically any endeavor—including decluttering.

Figuring out what to actually donate is hard. It has to be useful, but you also have to get it where it needs to be.

This rule gives you permission to hang on to—or part ways with—things you only use once in a while.

I've been on a whirlwind mission to organize my apartment for a while now. Here are the things that have helped the most.

If you are a visual person and need a little cleaning motivation, this can help.

Use the 20/20 rule to figure out what you really need to keep.

These two organizational gurus have similar (but different!) approaches, so choose wisely.

Cleaning in shorter spans with a simple set of steps can make this whole thing easier.

You’ve got more books than bookshelf space—and more coming all the time.

Sometimes all you need is the right tool to get you started.

A premium robot vacuum that blows any Roomba away, and it's at its lowest price ever.

If cleaning your home feels like too much, this 15-minutes-at-a-time strategy can reduce your stress level.

Pack up like you're moving—with a little help from your friends.

The vacuum and mop Roomba combo machine is 50% off right now.

Your home could look totally different in a year, depending on what you do right now.

Cleaning your home depends a lot on what your home is like—but also on what you're like.

Cascading hangers are super helpful for organizing small closets—but each kind has pros and cons.