Old makeup: Cosmetics have an expiration date based on how long they’ve been opened. Check if they have changed color or

Creams and lotions: Like makeup, once opened, they can be used for a limited period. If you don’t like them anymore or they’ve been open for months, toss them away and make some space.

VHS, DVDs, and cassette tapes: Who uses them anymore? If you keep old videos because they contain content precious to you, consider converting it into digital format. A hard drive can store thousands of movies and can be easily connected to modern television.

Cardboard boxes: “I’m going to keep this box because it might come in handy one day.” Well, today is the day! Use your empty boxes to divide the stuff you want to toss or give away.

Old paperwork and notes: According to the law, you can throw away paperwork after a certain amount of years. Go through your oldest stuff and see if there is something odd you can get rid of. Check also all the notes you left around your desk lately and see if you can throw them or put together on a single new and clean piece of paper.

Children’s toys and clothes: Children grow fast; you can easily end up with several boxes full of clothes still in good conditions that don’t fit anymore. If you’re not planning on having other babies, you can donate both toys and clothes in good shape. If your kids are still playing with some of the toys, create a play area where they can have fun and effortlessly store the playthings when they have done.

Old books: Unless you plan to reread old books, you can give them away or sell them at vintage markets. Printed books are charming and have a good smell, but ebooks can save you a lot of space in the office!

Old board games: I have at least three card deks still new in the drawer of my living room table. How many do you have? You can donate duplicated card decks and toss those with missing cards or other board games ruined or with missing pieces.

Old magazines and newspapers: Two-day-old newspapers are useless and can be recycled to store delicate items. If you don’t need them anymore, put them in the bin. Old magazines can be used the same way or to start the fire if you use the fireplace during cold days. If there is an article you are interested in, clip it and place it in a safe folder.

VCRs and DVD players: If you have tossed away VHS and DVDs, you won’t need these too. Once, we used to record tv programs we couldn’t watch live, but now, modern television can record a few hours show without using an external storage device.

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Pens with no ink and extra pencils: Why should you keep a pen that doesn’t work? Toss it! Excess pens and pencils also keep spaces on your desk. Take an old cup and fill it with the one you like and donate the others.

Office technology: Are you still keeping the desktop monitor that doesn’t work anymore? An old phone charger or other pieces of technology you once used for work? Just more stuff you can get rid of.

Hotel toiletries: Do you like to bring home small soaps and shampoo samples but actually never use them? Consider donating them to a homeless shelter instead of simply throwing them in the bin.

Old crafting supplies: Creative people know, crafting supplies is never enough! But sometimes they downgrade over time, or you don’t like that hobby anymore. See if there is a school interested in taking in your materials and tools.

Last year’s calendar: Are you keeping it because you want to make sure you circle all the birthdays and important events in the new one? Give yourself a month; by the 31st of January, make sure to get rid of the old calendar.