Morten Lyhne Petersen
These tricks will give you a clean home
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A well-organized home isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about creating a space that feels calm, functional, and easy to maintain.
People who keep their homes tidy follow simple, consistent habits that prevent clutter from accumulating and streamline daily routines.
These habits make organization second nature, reducing stress and making everyday tasks more efficient.
With the right approach, anyone can create a home that stays neat with minimal effort.
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Here are the key habits that help maintain an orderly and inviting living space.
They Follow the “One In, One Out” Rule
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Prevents clutter accumulation.
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Each new item replaces an old one.
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Keeps possessions minimal and intentional.
They Designate a Place for Everything
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Avoids misplaced items and mess.
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Uses labeled bins, baskets, and shelves.
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Ensures quick and easy tidying.
They Declutter Regularly
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Purges unnecessary items monthly.
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Uses the “Does this bring me joy?” method.
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Donates, sells, or recycles unneeded items.
They Make the Bed Every Morning
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Sets a productive tone for the day.
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Instantly makes the bedroom look tidy.
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Encourages further organization.
They Clean as They Go
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Wipes counters and surfaces immediately.
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Puts away items after use.
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Prevents mess from piling up.
They Keep Counters and Surfaces Clear
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Minimizes visual clutter.
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Uses storage solutions for everyday items.
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Creates a neat, stress-free space.
They Use Smart Storage Solutions
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Maximizes vertical and hidden storage.
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Utilizes under-bed storage, hanging organizers, and multi-use furniture.
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Keeps seasonal or rarely used items out of sight.
They Plan a Daily Reset Routine
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Tidies up at the same time each day.
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Ensures dishes are washed, laundry is put away, and floors are cleared.
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Makes the next day easier and more organized.
They Use a Minimalist Approach
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Keeps only essential and meaningful items.
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Reduces decision fatigue and stress.
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Creates a more spacious, airy environment.
They Have a Paper Management System
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Sorts mail immediately.
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Uses digital storage for important documents.
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Keeps a dedicated filing system for necessary paperwork.
They Prioritize Functionality in Home Setup
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Arranges furniture for easy movement and accessibility.
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Organizes rooms based on daily routines.
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Uses zones for different activities to maintain order.
They Maintain a Weekly Cleaning Schedule
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Assigns specific tasks to each day.
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Prevents deep-cleaning from becoming overwhelming.
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Ensures every part of the home gets attention regularly.
