Broken or Unused Items: Discard broken appliances, tools, or equipment that are beyond repair or haven't been used in a long time.
Outdated Electronics: Dispose of old electronics like VCRs, cassette players, or outdated computer equipment that no longer serve a functional purpose.
Expired or Unwanted Supplies: Get rid of expired paints, chemicals, or cleaning products, as well as any excess supplies that are no longer needed.
Unused Furniture: If furniture pieces are damaged, outdated, or no longer serve a purpose, consider donating or disposing of them to free up space.
Excessive Paperwork: Sort through old documents, magazines, newspapers, and other paper clutter. Shred or recycle unnecessary papers, keeping only essential documents.
Unidentifiable Items: If you come across items that you can't identify or remember acquiring, consider disposing of them, as they likely serve no practical purpose.
Broken or Mismatched Items: Discard broken or mismatched items like dishes, glassware, or decor that are no longer usable or part of a set.