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Re: What should we do with this wall?
Oooo I wonder if you could do the IKEA shoe rack hack I did to mimic the feel of floor-to-ceiling bookshelves? You can add as many rows as you need and fully configure their shelves and spacing. You would need to drill holes in the ceiling so they are supported, but I think it would work for your situation. Here's what it looks like:
I wrote about the process on AT here ☺️
Re: January Cure 2026 Discussion
Only have two drawers in the kitchen, one is organized with silverware and the other is junk. I purchased the wooden adjustable dividers as the cardboard ones failed. No maybe box, any duplicates and anything I do not regularly use was put on the donation table in my senior citizens apartment building. Gone in less than 2 hours.
Re: January Cure 2026 Discussion
Took a big bag of clothing to the thrift store, getting a quick start on clearing the outbox.
CindyK
Re: January Cure 2026 Discussion
I declutter my antique vanity in my bedroom. Nothing went into my outbox, instead all the old makeup, dried up lotions, sample packets went right into the trash. When I went to put the first drawer back in I realized that there were papers stuck in the back. I pulled out pages from my old date book from 1993!!!! It felt so good to get rid of all the old stuff.
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Today I'm taking the Christmas tree down and putting all the holiday ornaments back in their bins and in the basement (in an organized fashion - note to self! :)). I've signed up for the Cure in the last 2-3 years but this is the first time my ADHD mind is catching the start of it! Looking forward to an uncluttered home and following everyone's progress!
Re: January Cure 2026 Discussion
Hello Everyone,
I have really been enjoying getting rid of 101 things before the challenge begins. I thought it was going to be impossible until I started. Next, I am tackling the hair accessories storage with rollers, ties and other cosmetic things.
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Moved into a new home a few months ago, so I am excited for the Cure! It will help me finish unpacking the last boxes and organize the last piles of stuff that haven’t been put away (and hopefully I’ll get rid of a little more along the way!!) Plus it will feel new to follow along since I’ve never done the Cure in this house! Maybe we’ll also finally finish painting one or two of the remaining rooms.
Mulva49
Re: January Cure 2026 Discussion
My bedroom needs to be decluttered and overhauled so it can be a cozy and relaxing space. That’s my BIG project!
January Cure 2026 Discussion
New year, new Cure! We’re kicking off the January Cure right here in the Forum, and we’d love to have you along. 💛
Every day in January, you’ll get one simple task — nothing overwhelming, just small changes that add up: clearing clutter hotspots, refreshing habits, making a plan for what you actually want your home to feel like this year.
We’ll use this space to check in, share wins (big or tiny), and remind each other that progress is progress. The group energy is honestly half the magic.
Make sure you sign up for the daily emails, then come back here to keep the momentum going. We'll start on Monday, January 5th.
Say hi below and tell us what you’re hoping to reset this month!