With Spring is on its way and the lighter evenings coming, it’s a perfect me to lighten and brighten your house …


So Let’s De‐cluer!


I specialise in helping you let go of your precious cluer. People de‐cluer for many reasons; you may be drowning in a sea of paperwork, have a garage with no room for a car, a wardrobe full of clothes you never wear, or want to change the use of a room or move house.


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With each item, you need to decide if you are going to keep, sell (alternavely donate) or throw away. Remember you only want to be handling each item once! 1.


Collect up all your clothes from around the house, laundry, all cupboards, wardrobes and drawers (and the floor)


2. Put like with like e.g. underclothes in one pile, tops in another. You can now see the true amount of each item you have. One client realised that she owned 30 pairs of white trousers!


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Pick a pile to tackle first e.g. sort through all your trousers. Ask yourself: Do you like it?


How long since you have worn it?


Does it fit? (If you are ‘really’ dieng you could store a few choice items and review them in 6 months’ me)


Does anything need mending? If so get it mended! New and unworn? Are you going to wear it? Worn out clothes just need to go


4. Now hang all your clean wearable items back into the wardrobe, like with like (I like to colour code mine….like a rainbow) makes it easy to get dressed every day


5. You can now see where any gaps are and instead of cluering your wardrobe with another pair of white trousers you can buy something you are going to wear!


If you are stuck, it all seems too much or you just want some more informaon please contact me. Paula How 01425 614399


paula_jane12@hotmail.co.uk A B 48 info@lymingtondirectory.co.uk 01590 643969 A A www.lymingtondirectory.co.uk


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