[header] How to reduce bedside table clutter [title] Do a first pass to remove obvious trash. [step] Grab a bag or bin and toss in any wrappers, tissues, scraps of paper, and so on. [substeps] If trash routinely accumulates on your nightstand, put a bag or bin within arm's reach.
[header] How to reduce bedside table clutter [title] Do a first pass to remove obvious trash. [step] Grab a bag or bin and toss in any wrappers, tissues, scraps of paper, and so on. [substeps] If trash routinely accumulates on your nightstand, put a bag or bin within arm's reach.
[title] Put away anything that doesn't belong on a nightstand. [step] In the photo, there's an umbrella, but it's unlikely to rain inside a bedroom, so put the umbrella in the car or the coat rack, where it will be handy the next time you go out. Once digested, it will become part of your daily routine. Don't you wonder what junk may be left behind? Dump it in. Put this bag in a wooden or styrofoam container for easy-access. Sometimes: toss in a couple throw-away books and/or electronics that don't go out. Garbage-related objects should also be removed, as you don't want to waste even more space around the nightstand. It is also a good idea to throw out anything you cannot wait to keep clean.