Organize Your Home Day

For many of us, getting rid of a cluttered home becomes a top priority in January because it's time to prepare for the New Year. That makes celebrating your Organize Home Day on January 14 a very trendy national day.

History of Organize Your Home Day

Organize Your Home Day was launched to encourage homeowners to clean and keep their homes tidy. Many of us always close the door in cluttered rooms with accumulated stuff, even though we know that tidying up makes we feel better.

The lack of time and energy makes cleaning unappealing, but this is a day to change things up, feel fresh, join the celebration of taking control and get organized. This is a perfect opportunity to restore order. A single day can pave the way for weeks and months of calm, and it will help you love your home even more.

Adopting a new way of life at home can make life less stressful and save valuable time when you are looking for something in a hurry. Get out the door in the morning without rushing through your tracksuit, lunchbox, or spare keys. Being organized will reward the whole family and make it easier to stay organized in the future.

How to celebrate Organize Your Home Day

Cleaning might not seem like the most exciting activity, but there are plenty of ways to have fun while celebrating your Day at home. Get friends, family members and neighbors involved, put on some music and enjoy the process of brightening up your home and working your way through to-do lists.

Create an action plan, tackle all the months-long chores, and equip yourself with cleaning and decorating products to get your home ready to relax at the end of a busy day. Donate items in good condition to charity. Reward those who have helped with a small party or invite friends over to watch a cozy movie together.