If you’ve spent years accumulating stuff without taking the time to properly organize them, you’ll agree that organizing seems like a daunting activity that you’d rather skip on any given day. For most people, cleaning and organizing are not exactly fun, but that’s about to change with the new series from Netflix.

Tidying Up With Marie Kondo is a new Netflix series based on the book by Japanese organizing consultant Marie Kondo. The series will be split into eight episodes that focus on the author and follow her as she helps people get their homes organized. See the trailer below.

Expect to see a lot of clutter thrown out and several messy owners on the emotional rollercoaster. Kondo is not only helping people become more organized, but also to take charge of their own lives and everything that happens in them – the stuff they own is just the beginning.

 The series comes to Netflix on January 1. The official synopsis reads:”In the eight-episode series, Marie Kondo guides people who are at a crossroads, but willing to tackle the clutter holding them back to spark joy in their homes and transform their lives in emotional and surprising ways.”

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Each home is different and so is the way you clean and organize it. If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed with the amount of housework lately, perhaps it’s time to change something. Here are top five cleaning concepts that people all around the world are welcoming right now.

KonMari Method

Probably the most popular one on the list, the method comes from the book The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up by Japanese author Marie Kondo. The author believes that we should get rid of all the things that don’t “spark joy” but just make our homes cluttered.

Leo Babauta Method

Babauta’s approach is to clean as you go. Wash those few dishes after eating, dust the shelf when you notice it needs it…

Sandra Felton Method

American businesswoman Sandra Felton created a system that will help you stay on top of the mess in your home. The main principle is to have a designated place for each item you own and return everything to its place after use.

Marla Cilley Method

This author believes that you shouldn’t devote your weekends to cleaning – 15 minutes per day should be enough. She advises you to take a timer and clean for exactly 15 minutes. Go to a different room – or zone – every day and dust and clean the floors once per week.

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If you’ve spent years accumulating stuff without taking the time to properly organize them, you’ll agree that organizing seems like a daunting activity that you’d rather skip on any given day. For most people, cleaning and organizing are not exactly fun, but that’s about to change with the new series from Netflix.

Tidying Up With Marie Kondo is a new Netflix series based on the book by Japanese organizing consultant Marie Kondo. The series will be split into eight episodes that focus on the author and follow her as she helps people get their homes organized. See the trailer below.

Expect to see a lot of clutter thrown out and several messy owners on the emotional rollercoaster. Kondo is not only helping people become more organized, but also to take charge of their own lives and everything that happens in them – the stuff they own is just the beginning.

 The series comes to Netflix on January 1. The official synopsis reads:”In the eight-episode series, Marie Kondo guides people who are at a crossroads, but willing to tackle the clutter holding them back to spark joy in their homes and transform their lives in emotional and surprising ways.”

The post Netflix Releases Trailer for “Tidying Up With Marie Kondo” appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Each home is different and so is the way you clean and organize it. If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed with the amount of housework lately, perhaps it’s time to change something. Here are top five cleaning concepts that people all around the world are welcoming right now.

KonMari Method

Probably the most popular one on the list, the method comes from the book The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up by Japanese author Marie Kondo. The author believes that we should get rid of all the things that don’t “spark joy” but just make our homes cluttered.

Leo Babauta Method

Babauta’s approach is to clean as you go. Wash those few dishes after eating, dust the shelf when you notice it needs it…

Sandra Felton Method

American businesswoman Sandra Felton created a system that will help you stay on top of the mess in your home. The main principle is to have a designated place for each item you own and return everything to its place after use.

Marla Cilley Method

This author believes that you shouldn’t devote your weekends to cleaning – 15 minutes per day should be enough. She advises you to take a timer and clean for exactly 15 minutes. Go to a different room – or zone – every day and dust and clean the floors once per week.

The post 4 Cleaning and Organizing Trends for a Sparkling Home appeared first on toppoptoday.com.