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įollowing is a step by step guide to starting Couponing:

Couponing is a practice of systematically collecting coupons from newspapers, online ads, product packaging, product flyers or e-coupons on coupon websites and coupon apps and using them effectively to save money on groceries and other regular purchases. To learn more please see my disclosure statement.Ever wondered how a coupon, this single piece of paper with some discounts on it can become a lifestyle activity that can cut costs on something that we all pay for every month. My integrity and your satisfaction are very important to me so I only recommend products I would purchase myself, and that I believe would benefit you.

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But if you want someone else to tell you the order you can also grab the 15 minute daily decluttering mission calendars and follow along as we all get our homes clutter free together! Just pick and choose the ones you want to do, that will make a big impact in your home.

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I've got a whole series of 15 minute decluttering missions (eventually 365 of them!) that you can do. When you begin to declutter the feeling you get is contagious, so if you're loving the results you're getting I would encourage you to keep going. I hope this mission has inspired you to begin decluttering or more efficiently utilizing your couponing stockpile. You can also commit right now to using more of a particular item (typically this is easier for food than for non-food types of products), such as by committing to Eat From Your Pantry for a few days to weeks, to make sure everything gets used within a reasonable time period. If you have more of a particular item than you can use before it will go bad or expire you need to go ahead and donate some of the excess items now, so they don't go to waste.

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Declutter cleaning products (including a guide for how to dispose of cleaning and laundry supplies)Īfter you get rid of those expired or extremely old items, next see what you've got left.

Declutter medicines, including over-the-counter products and vitamins (plus a guide for medication disposal).

Declutter makeup and toiletries (including printable cheat sheet about the shelf life and expiration dates for these products).

Declutter food in cupboards and food storage areas (including canned goods).

Here are articles on the site which can help you declutter the most common types of items you may have stockpiled: I suggest going shelf by shelf, or bin by bin, to do this process so you can stop and start as time allows, and not get overwhelmed or pull out too much at once.Īs part of this mission you will declutter both shelf-stable food items as well as toiletries, paper goods and other household items you may have accumulated. It's easiest to start by removing all expired or old items from your shelves or storage bins where you keep your stockpile.

You don't have enough room in the space alloted for everything you've got.

You can't seem to actually use everything you've accumulated within a reasonable time or.

You've found many expired or excessively old items.

You may need to declutter some of your stockpile if any of the following applies: However, a stockpile is only helpful when it is often rotated, and in constant use, with some items being added while others are being used up.