Too Much Stuff? Overwhelmed? Use This Decluttering List To Sort Things Out

It is so easy to become overwhelmed by having too much stuff. Therefore, decluttering is vital and should be done regularly. Here is a decluttering list of 100+ things to cancel, delete, donate, sell, recycle, gift or just toss before the year ends!

100+ Things To Cancel, Delete, Donate, Sell, Recycle, Gift Or Just Toss Before The Year Ends

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1. 1. Instruction manuals
   2. Old lanyards, and name tags
   3. Expired vitamins and supplements
   4. Old post-it notes
   5. Excessive shopping bags
   6. Old flat pillows
   7. Damaged storage containers
   8. Old calendars
   9. Gloopy nail polish
   10. Gunged up mascara
   11. Gifts you don’t want or use
   12. Old damage headphones
   13. Tarnished fashion jewelry
   14. Outdated magazines
   15. Expired pantry items
   16. Old electronics
   17. Expired makeup products
   18. Broken hair clips and pins
   19. Perfumes you no longer use
   20. Dry eyeliner
   21. Expired condoms
   22. Old dry highlighters
   23. Expired product samples
   24. Old stain bath rugs
   25. Old candles
   26. Mini pieces of soap
   27. Broken combs and hairbrushes
   28. Expired skincare products
   29. Old matted wigs beyond repair
   30. Gifts from your ex
   31. Damage makeup brushes
   32. Empty boxes
   33. Food the family don’t eat anymore
   34. Clothes you’ve just outgrown
   35. Broken mirrors
   36. Old bath towels
   37. Expired toiletries
   38. Damaged scratched up sunglasses
   39. Damage cell phones cases
   40. Outdated vouchers
   41. Expired medications
   42. Outdated journals, agendas, and planners
   43. Old batteries
   44. Excessive pens and pencils collected during college
   45. Unused vases
   46. Phone books
   47. Outdated electronics
   48. Furniture manuals
   49. Sales catalogs
   50. Ink cartridges
   51. Books you gave up reading
   52. Old membership cards
   53. Concealers that don’t match your skin tone
   54. Old CDs
   55. Excessive eyeshadow palettes

   

   56. Old DVDs
   57. Empty or dried out pens
   58. Old drink coasters
   59. Expired meat
   60. Old sauces
   61. Extra dishware
   62. Old phone accessories
   63. Empty bottles
   64. Old novels you no longer read
   65. Recipe books you don’t want
   66. Old mixtapes
   67. Scrap letters and mail
   68. Old spices you no longer use
   69. Empty containers, tubes, and bottles
   70. Worn out bedsheets
   71. Old toothbrush
   72. Worn-out wash rags
   73. Shoes that don’t fit
   74. Worn out shoes
   75. Bags with worn-out handles you no longer use
   76. Worn out stocks
   77. Purses you never use
   78. Scarves you never wear
   79. Free t-shirts you will never wear
   80. Jeans that don’t fit
   81. Dresses that are too tight
   82. Clothes with holes
   83. Worn out bras
   84. Stained clothes
   85. Shrunken sweaters
   86. Panties that no longer fit
   87. Ragged t-shirts
   88. The music you no longer listen to
   89. YouTube channels you don’t watch anymore
   90. Old documents you don’t need
   91. Duplicated photos
   92. Unwanted movies
   93. Unwanted music from your music library
   94. Spam folder emails
   95. Old DMs
   96. Emails you don’t need
   97. Phone apps you don’t use
   98. Screenshots you no longer need
   99. Phone contacts you no longer call
   100. Old text messages
   101. All desktop application you no longer use
   102. Services you no longer use or need
   103. Old notepads
   104. Old school papers and presentations
   105. Gum wrappers
   106. Old bills
   107. Used tissue paper
   108. Old invitations
   109. Used blotting sheets
   110. Old gift cards
   111. Expired coupons
   112. Old business cards
   113. Expired bank cards
   114. Old bank statements
   115. Mall guidebooks
   116. Old envelopes
   117. Money order stubs
   118. Old travel brochures
   119. Pay stubs
   120. Receipts you no longer need