How to easily declutter your kitchen in five minutes, according to an organisation pro
A PRO organiser has shared five tips to completely declutter your kitchen with five quick easy steps.
The decluttering fan shared her tips in a TikTok video online.
Kayleen Kelly shared five areas of your kitchen that you could go through to declutter your entire kitchen.
She said: “Five things you can declutter in five minutes Kitchen edition.”
Kayleen’s first tip is to get rid of duplicate utensils. Chances are you won’t have more than two of each cooking utensil and the same goes for your knife and fork set.
When cooking utensils get overcrowded they are less likely to fit in their designated space which can cause chaos and clutter in your home.
Next the organiser pro said tackle your reusable bags.
Many of us have piles of these in our homes especially since supermarkets started charging for plastic bags.
But you can still fold them and keep them in a drawer. Depending on how many you have this might take you a little longer than five minutes.
Make sure you take time to go through your expired food. No one wants to waste food in this current cost of living crisis but if it’s gone off it’s gotta go.
Jars and pantry items are the areas you should be focusing on but if you’ve got more time go through your fridge.
If you are a take away lover you probably have plenty of storage containers especially ones you didn’t buy yourself.
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But whatever you keep it has to go somewhere so if it doesn’t have a place try and figure out how you can get rid of them.
Lastly, take a look at your cups and mugs. Remember cups and mugs can be used for more than just a cup of tea.
They can be styled as an ornament or be used as an organiser for makeup brushes or stationary.
Kayleen’s video racked up over 33,000 views.
One user said: “I just did this last week and doing it again to make sure that I don’t need it.”
Another suggested: “Use the reusable bags to donate the other things.”
Others confessed they had trouble deciding what to keep.
One user argued: “Sometimes you need duplicate utensils tho—be mindful of what you toss.”
“I have trouble deciding “which” to keep!!! so indecisive!!! said another.