These six habits will make your life easier.

1. One in one out principle

Every time an item is added, an old thing is eliminated. For example, if you buy a new pair of shoes, you will eliminate an old pair of shoes, put the breakup into your daily life, and keep the number of items at home.

2. Reduce the habit of hoarding goods

For items that consume more quickly in life, store them properly. For items that consume more slowly, such as paper towels and wet wipes, try not to store them, but for items such as laundry detergent, oil and salt, try not to store them, and replenish them in time after use.

Don't buy it no matter how cheap it is.

How many times have I bought a lot of things that I can't use a few times on impulse because I am greedy for cheap, such as the mobile phone bracket I bought together and the clothes I bought at a discount, which I have never used at home.

Porter's desktop is empty.

The dining table, coffee table and dressing table at home were all empty when they were just bought back, but gradually they were filled with more and more items. Keeping the desktop empty is also the secret of keeping the desktop clean at all times.

5. The goods were returned in time.

After reading the book, put it back on the bookshelf in time, and take back the clothes in the closet in time. Don't let it go at will. When you get it back in time, you won't find it because you put it away.

Label an article

The bought yogurt is marked with a conspicuous date, the sorted bookcase is labeled with book classification, and the packaged drawer is labeled with contents to keep it clean at any time.