28 Things to Throw Away Right Now

 Wow! The first month of 2022 has flown by and if you're like me, you may be feeling like, "What the heck have I even accomplished this month?" So, starting fresh for February, here are 28 things to throw away within the next 28 days. When looking at this list as a whole, it seems daunting and stressful. Try tackling one item on this list one day at a time and before you know it, you will be well on your way to a less cluttered home.

This list is a compilation of items that you can and probably will find all over your home. Are you ready? Let's do it.

1. Old magazines and books
2. Old pillows/blankets
3. Movies that you don't watch or that are scratched
4. Burnt out candles 
5. Cords/electronic pieces that you don't know what they belong to
6. Games/puzzles with missing pieces or that are broken
7. Old/broken beauty products such as makeup, nail polish, and perfume
8. Towels with holes
9. Socks/underwear with holes or no match
10. Clothes that do not fit or that you haven't worn since last season
11. Earrings without a match
12. Old ties, belts, purses
13. Old hats/gloves/scarves
14. Worn out shoes
15. Expired food
16. Takeout menus
17. Restaurant sauce packets
18. Expired coupons
19. Old/expired cleaning supplies
20. Excess or mismatched Tupperware
21. Expired medication
22. Cups/bottles with missing lids such as water/coffee tumblers
23. Old paperwork/manuals/mail
24. Birthday/holiday cards you received
25. Toys that are broken or have missing pieces
26. Happy meal toys
27. Duplicates of something that you only need one of
28. Old/broken school supplies such as markers and notebooks

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