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by SHIFRAH COMBITHS
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If you’ve got the urge to get some stuff out of the house, start with this list of items you can say goodbye to right now with little thought and no impunity.
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I like to put coupons I might use in Evernote, with a “delete” tag and deadline reminder so I can eliminate this paper clutter altogether.
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If you’re keeping them to look back at later, you won’t. If you’re keeping them for your kids to use for collages, keep three, max.
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It’s time to toss those canned goods, spices, and more. Check your local food bank for donation guidelines.
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It means you don’t actually like them.
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Only keep the clothes that still spark joy.
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Keep only the ones you reach for when you have a choice.
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Use these FDA guidelines for proper disposal.
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Components separate, ingredients lose their effectiveness, and fragrances can turn rancid. Don’t put them on your body.
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Editing your collection leaves you with an autobiographical shelf that’s a distilled literary portrait of you—and makes room for new favorites.