Instead of collecting truckloads of clothes that end up getting shoved in the back and never worn, go through everything.
If you rarely wear an item (or don't wear it all) donate it to a charity. There is someone out there that would be overjoyed to have an opportunity to wear that piece of clothing. You would be doing a good deed while also getting organized.
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I have washed what I wear & hung it down stairs instead of bringing it up & that way I can get rid of what I don't wear easier.
CORGIDOGMOM12/2/2010 5:40:00 AM
I just did this on Monday - 3 large bags to donate, 4 bags of stuff that I had to toss (too owrn, frayed, etc to donate) and it feels great to have more room in the closet. Also felt like I was decluttering "me" as I am now more motivated to get back on my program!
FIT2SWING12/1/2010 1:22:00 PM
Plus if you clean out your closet as you go and drop sizes it gives you more room for smaller clothing!
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