5 Little Things to Get Rid Of From Your Kitchen

The new year is here and the beginning of a new decade, and while it may still be winter, that doesn’t mean we need to wait for spring to start cleaning out our kitchen. If your kitchen has been cluttered since the holidays, then now is the perfect time to start clearing out the clutter. Decluttering your home is super easy if you start out small. We all have unused and unnecessary junk lying around, so why not just throw it out and get your new year started with a clean home. Here is a list of 10 little things you can get rid of so you can breathe easier in the new year.

Old cords

It’s safe to say that you won’t be needing that phone charger from 2009. Technology is constantly being updated these days, so all of those old cords aren’t much of use to you now.

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Expired Coupons

If you are like most people, you probably have a kitchen drawer full of unused coupons you thought you were going to use before it expired. Well, sorry to break it to you, it did expire and you should throw them out.

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Kitchen Appliance Manuals

I’m not psychic when I say that you probably have a bunch of old product manuals from your coffee maker or toaster. There’s really no need for it. You’ve never used it and most likely never will. So clear out that clutter and just toss it out.

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Old Condiment Packets

Everyone has a bunch of condiment packets from their favorite fast food place. From ketchup to mayo packets, you probably have enough to last you the whole year, but you really don’t need them. Toss out those decade-old packets and, when you place your next to-go order, just tell them to limit the packets.

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Expired Kitchen Spices

A lot of people don’t know, but your spices do expire. At some point in the last few years, your cinnamon became flavorless dust. So, if your pantry has become something of a cluttered mess, you should go through it and get rid of all of the expired and unused spices.

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