It so depends on your own little hot spots. I hvae a craft section that needs a declutter but as people have said things like medicine cupboards,kitchen areas, bathroom , .. they all need doing. One thing that I think we easily forget too is our computer hard drives! I’ve so many documents and images and videos that I really need to sort out and file away and probably delete some too!

What about paperwork? That builds up really fast.

I’d say whatever you think needs attention…my garage urgh

Gee this Marie Kondo decluttering has really taken off.

If you google Marie Kondo and checklist it will give you a visual tick a box in order of what to do

Marie Kondo has a couple of books and I found the book “The life changing magic of tiding up” really useful as it sets out the whole process.

I’d tackle the kitchen cupboards next. I found I had 4 lasagne dishes and many forgotten, unused items … and the plastic containers – so many. Much easier to find things now.

Also; taking on the tidying up job that is the most time consuming works for me too – once it is done every other job seems easy!

I always tackle the biggest jobs first when tidying up.

I would do whatever that is disorderly! Best of luck!

I did our medicine/first aid cabinet last night. It was so liberating !

gotten a couple of tips but I don’t think much of it is practical for my household.

motivation gone out the window lol. still enjoy watching the show

Toys and kitchenware

If you google her, you can find a list in order of what she recommends to tidy up!

I did my bathroom cupboards the other week. 5 shopping bags of out of date stuff, not used in a long time stuff, threadbare towels etc. I’ve done a couple more bits and pieces since, definitely need to keep going. It’s unreal tge amount of stuff we collect and keep even when it hasn’t been touched for years

Sounds like a good idea. Just whatever you feel like tackling I guess.

Cds and dvds sounds good. I always like doing the kitchen for some reason.

I think she separates it into a few categories – clothes, books, papers, garage, sentimental items.
CD & DVDS sounds like a good next step – they’d be quite similar to books really.