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5. Your closet. Between holiday sale purchases and gifts, our closets can become overstuffed by the new year. Remove old, worn-out items, pieces that no longer fit and anything that just doesn’t fit your current style or life phase. Give pieces in good condition to a nonprofit, or sell items at a local vintage shop; drop worn-out clothes in a textile recycling bin. To keep the balance in your wardrobe, aim to give away one item for every new piece you bring in.Get It Done: Clean Out Your Bedroom Closet
1. Coats and cold-weather accessories. Notice which coats and winter accessories consistently go unworn, and consider donating those in good condition to a local nonprofit or coat drive. Your old coats and gear could be out there keeping someone warm. For this reason, it’s especially good to donate cold-weather items now, when they are needed, rather than waiting until spring for a clean-out.Get It Done: Attack the Coat Closet
Laundry slide. This photo, which also made the most popular laundry room list, of the same room from a different angle, shows how the slide is oriented in relation to the washer and dryer. You could zip right down it with a basket of clothes. Alternatively, you could send your clothes down on their own. Read more about this laundry roomMoreThe 10 Most-Loved Laundry Rooms of 201710 Things Around My Home That I’m Thankful For
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