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    Your Bathroom

    This is the other place where you can get into a lot of trouble. You won¡Çt necessarily find that much clutter here as you do tend to clean it out more often than the other rooms.

    If you go anywhere near the counter tops or the bathroom cabinets however, you might find yourself in for more of a shock than you realized.

    Again, the only way to deal with this is to be ruthless about it. Get your tools ready and prepare to bin things.

    If anything looks a different color than what you bought it as, if anything has changed consistency, i.e. it¡Çs runny where it should be hard and vice versa, if the ingredients have separated, and if it¡Çs way over the use by deadline, then throw it out.

    If you think about it, it¡Çs a miracle that you managed to survive in here without succumbing to illness, especially if you used any of that stuff without looking twice.

    If you have a hamper in your bathroom, then you need to make sure that the clothes go into the hamper, not around it, or even on it, but into it. And make sure that your family knows and understands this as well.

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