Understanding Clutter

Sometimes the constant hustle and bustle of everyday life gets the best of us. While we are busy focusing on our careers and juggling the long hours and multiple responsibilities with our hectic family and home lives, things can get tossed aside and forgotten about.

Common Clutter Sources

Bills and other opened and unopened mail can pile up on your counter or be shoved in drawers. Your bookshelves and magazine racks are overflowing and in disarray. Your child's toys are piled up in the living room and dirty clothes can turn your stairs into an obstacle course.

Recognizing the Problem

When you are able to catch your breath, you realize that you have a clutter problem.