Welcome to a world of transformative home organisation! If you've ever yearned for a clean and organised living space but felt overwhelmed by clutter and chaos, fret not – we have the ultimate game-changers for you. In this blog post, we'll unveil 8 carefully curated secrets to revolutionise how you approach tidying up. From ingenious storage solutions to time-saving hacks and expert advice, these game-changing tips are designed to simplify your life and bring harmony to your home. Say goodbye to the days of searching for lost items and endless tidying marathons – with these secrets, you'll unlock the door to a home that radiates tranquillity and order. Let's dive in and discover the path to your most pristine and organised abode yet!

The secret to a clean and organised home is having a place for everything, among other things. For a spotless and sparkly home, you should have a daily cleaning routine that doesn’t take up much time. You should get rid of broken and unnecessary things in your home. Another essential rule is never to leave a room empty-handed - more on that later on. Moreover, you should make your bed daily and follow the one-minute rule. Remember to keep it fun and include the whole family.

1. Have a place for everything

The key to an organised and clean home is having a place for everything. That will reduce the chances of creating clutter, which you must then organise. For every item in your house, there should be a place you return it to after you finish using it. Things such as keys, bags and shoes often create clutter. You should ensure you have a proper key holder the whole family will use. Also, there should be a place where you store your bag and shoes. It should be convenient and practical for long-term use.

2. Have a daily cleaning routine

To avoid having to set a day or two for big home cleaning, you should change your tactics. Instead of leaving everything to these expressly set days for home cleaning, you should develop a daily cleaning routine. We call call it a 15-minute power cleaning. A lot of work can be done with a 15-minute focus. This is a psychological thing: when we know we are limited with time (by our choice or not), we can work much faster and be more efficient. So, your daily cleaning routine can consist of unloading and loading the dishwasher, cleaning the kitchen counters and wiping the floors. For busy and messy areas such as the kitchen, you should also use a vacuum daily, while for other rooms, it is unnecessary every day. If you own a Dyson, don’t forget also to have Dyson replacement batteries on hand.

3. Get rid of broken and unnecessary things

One of the main reasons our home seems messy and cluttered is the too many items lying around. The problem with some items is that they need to be fixed, functional or simply not used. You should get rid of all these things. The fewer items you have, the easier it is to keep your home clean. There is another rule regarding excessive clothing and shoes: if you haven’t worn something in more than a year - you will probably never wear it again. There is another rule to follow: if something gets in your home, something must go out, too.

4. Never leave a room empty-handed

This habit addresses the clutter accumulating in inappropriate areas of the house, which can be particularly challenging when children are involved. The beauty of this practice lies in its efficiency, as it doesn't require any additional time yet yields significant results in reducing clutter throughout your home. Consider the scattered items you often encounter in different rooms: shoes on the stairs, toys in the bathroom, or used kitchen towels waiting to be washed. By adopting the habit of never leaving a room empty-handed, you gradually bring these misplaced items closer to their rightful places as you naturally move around your home during your daily activities.

5. Make your bed every day

A simple, quick and effective habit is making your bed every day. Your room will look neat and organised in under 2 minutes. Also, open the drapes or the blinds to have sunlight come in and windows for fresh air. It is also a good habit to teach your kids. However, they won't do it if they don’t see you making your bed daily. You must show them with your example.

6. Follow the one-minute rule

The one-minute rule refers to doing things you need less than a minute for immediately. For instance, if you see something on the kitchen counter, put it away. Out the shoes in the closet when you come home from work or wherever. Put the dirty clothes in the hamper when you take them off. For any quick task, you should teach yourself to do it automatically, without thinking. This kind of approach to cleaning will keep things from building up and feeling overwhelming. Doing the small things right away means that big tasks won’t develop. It is a valid strategy that keeps clutter minimal in a house. 7. Keep it fun Even though most people don’t like cleaning or even despise