Time to clear out old rubber bands from spots like desk drawers and junk drawers.

Finish up those tubes of hand cream and lip balms – the one with a single application left.

Share photos from the week with friends and family & delete any you don’t need.

Date and label any leftovers before freezing.

Grateful for our friendship, thank you showing up and tidying with me every day.

Time to match the lids by sorting out the stash of food storage containers.

Shop at home to find cards for those with birthdays around the holidays.

Do you know where the gravy boat is? Time to find it & donate the extras.

When is the last time you disinfected the TV remote controls?

Sort out table linens – iron any you’ll need soon and donate excess.

Let’s find the fancy salt and pepper shakers, use some and donate excess.

Time to sort out the napkin rings you never use, use some and donate some.

If you’ll need it find the gravy boat and when you do maybe donate the extra ones.

Make a pantry holiday ingredients spot to save what you’ll need, until you need.

Toss out-of-date condiments to make space in the fridge.

If you are going to need it – do you know where your holiday apron is?

Do you need to launder or replace your kitchen potholders?

Designate a single place to collect all those holiday gift shopping receipts.

Do you know where your turkey baster is? If you’ll need it – find it now.

Do you need all those trivets for hot dishes? Maybe there is one you can donate.

Inventory your batteries, do you need to buy any sizes? Holiday gifts are coming up.

Time to tidy your wallet by placing things in the right spot.

You’ll never glue the handle back on that coffee mug – recycle time 🙂

Unsubscribe from an email you want to stop – hopefully it’s not my newsletter.

Designate 1 place to store holiday receipts for returns exchanges or price match.

Instant tidy up, move all empty hangers to one side of the closet.

Time to clean out your laptop bag, everyday tote or pocketbook/purse.

Time to deal with the laundry that has been waiting to be put away.

Inventory your gift-wrapping supplies, add anything you need to your shopping list.

Is it time to replace your toothbrush? Or clean the toothbrush holder?

Unsubscribe from 3 email newsletters or store sale notices you don’t want.

Instead of packing away – donate – costumes or decor you won’t reuse.

This is no trick, have you disinfected your car or house key ring recently? If not, treat yourself to clean keys today.

Say so long to the crumbling spooky door wreath that is too icky to display.

Donate unused Halloween costumes.

The sales flyer that is two weeks old can be recycled today.

Recycle the product box you no longer, like from your 3-year-old toaster.

Make space for new photos on your phone by deleting 10 pictures you do not need.

Time to donate the DVD movie you will not watch or re-watch.

Flip through that stack of business cards and see how many you can discard in two minutes.

Why do you still own the instruction booklet for the countertop appliance you tossed years ago?

No one needs rusty paperclips, bent binder clips, and broken rubber bands, time to tidy the desk drawer.

Time to use up leftover paper goods like: a single cup from a birthday party and a stack of three napkins.

The sales flyer for last week’s sale is obsolete – time to recycle it.

Bye-bye pair of unworn shoes.

Say so long to expired canned goods.

How many twist ties and rubber bands are in that drawer? Time to toss the really old ones.

Recycle that broken item (coffee maker, shredder, computer etc.) Call Best Buy or Staples both have free recycling programs.

Time to toss dull/flimsy pumpkin carving sets and any broken Jack o’Lantern accessories like LED tealights.

Today we tackle the potholders – wash if needed and discard any in poor condition.

Today it is time to toss half burnt candles that you will not finish.

Donate all those board games you never play.

Time to toss those tins of shoe polish you never use.

Time to donate a piece of outwear you never wear – just remember to check the pockets first.

Prep your car for the extra errands or a road trip – top off wiper fluid, check the oil and tire air pressure.

Make a holiday meal menu & choose recipes before making a list of ingredients you’ll need.

Choose a spot to store the holiday items you come across that you’ll need in days/weeks.

Place an envelope in your bag to hold store holiday shopping & gift receipts.

Inventory your gift-wrapping supplies to ensure you have what you need.

Update your holiday card mailing list today.

Take ten minutes and catch up on an overdue chore.

Time to donate all those drink cozies, like the free one covered in logos from local businesses.

Time to tidy the cookbook shelf, hopefully you find a few to donate.

A perfect day to sort through the box of clipped recipes, find a new dish to make and recycle a few you’ll never prepare.

Make the s’mores or find a way to use up the ingredients, that bag of marshmallows won’t be good next year.

Recycle the excess quantities of berry baskets, saved from farmer’s markets and summer berry season.

Say goodbye to summer pest control products and insect repellents that didn’t work, or you won’t finish up.

Time to return borrowed or left behind items. Library books, a friend’s pie plate, or a sweater left at a dinner party.

Time to clean out the car, the glove box, consoles and the trunk.

That cracked, split, scorched wooden spoon is the toss of the day.

Say so long to stale spices, updated any of the ones you need to replace.

Say so long to unhygienic, old, torn, fraying, icky kitchen sponges.

Time to let go of excess clothes hangers, bent one, broken ones, flimsy ones, ones that cause shoulder bumps in clothing.

Say so long to brittle, dusty, disintegrating dried or artificial flowers.

Bye-bye old pancake mixes, out-of-date sticky syrup, special jams & jellies you’ll never use or don’t like.

Check your first aid supplies for any that are out of date – replace if necessary.

Say so long to stacks of take-out containers, keep some – recycle the rest.

The cookbook you never reach for, give it away today.

Say goodbye to one unused coffee mug today.

It is time to discard laundry supplies you won’t use up. Crusty stain-sticks, dried-up dryer sheets, icky laundry soap.

Time to skim then recycle that article you tore out of a magazine and planned to read.

Time to tidy the entry area. Relocate piles of unworn shoes, jackets that need hanging up and that pile of paperwork.

Recycle old grocery store flyers and any other outdated shopping advertisements.

Time to tidy the sock drawer. Match the unmatched. Donate excess or not right for you for any reason. Toss unusable socks.

Wipe down the inside of your makeup bag or shaving kit.

When is the last time you sanitized the toothbrush holder? If you can’t remember, then it is long overdue.

There are probably too many tools (like screwdrivers) in the kitchen junk drawer. Relocate the ones you don’t use often and donate any extras.

Remove soap residue from the soap holder in the shower.

Wipe out or rinse the kitchen utensil drawer organizers.

Say so long to almost empty bottles of salad dressing and marinades.

Use up all the random leftover holiday specific themed paper goods – no matter which holiday they are for.

Time to recycle the catalogs you won’t read and the newspapers you keep telling yourself you will catch up on.

Let’s sort out that pile of receipts, coupons, and scraps of paper.

Old eyeglasses are the ones to go today. Many eye care centers and Lions Clubs accept them.

Take a moment to move any empty clothes hangers to one side of the closet – instantly less messy!

The sweatshirt you never wear is the one to put in the donate bag today.

The baking sheet you never use for whatever reason is the one to discard today.

Yesterday we tossed the replacement buttons from clothes, today toss any of the tiny baggies you kept “just in case”

Those teeny baggies replacement buttons are likely for clothing you no longer own – donate them.

Whittle down the way too tall stack of washcloths, toss the torn ones.