Professional Home Organizer Shares Common Mistakes People Make While Cleaning ...

When it comes to cleaning the huge house , the task at hand can seem monumental and overwhelming, even to the most productive.

Lots of people tend to give up after the piles of air-filled storage boxes and cabinets get too much, but there are a few tips that might surprise you as you clean up, The Mirror reports.

In a video by @styledneatly the house cleaning hacker, he describes the most common mistakes people make when trying to clean up their homes.

The anonymous woman, known as Styled Neatly on the social media app , explains that you need to focus on one room at a time in order not to make the task too difficult.

You also never have to give up, no matter how long the cleaning takes.

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One of the most important tips in this video is not to buy large storage boxes until you have a plan instead of using each box.

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She explained, "Three things you shouldn't do in organizing your home.

"Number one: don't try to occupy the whole house at once.

The woman says we should look after our house room by room. (Image: @styledneatly / TikTok)

"Number two, don't go out and buy a bunch of baskets and other containers that you have no plan for.

"And number three, don't give up if it takes longer than expected."

The video received over 270,000 views and people directly commented on how accurate the woman was with her practical advice.

One person wrote: "It took our apartment a year to finally finish the interior that I want. It took so long but it was worth it. No unnecessary things were bought.

And another wrote, "One day I literally picked areas in a room to work on, then I clean and tidy the area, then I see what containers I need for that area."

A third said: "Yes. I clean one room a day. And I only buy memory if I know what I'm going to do with it.

In the comments, the woman continued to provide advice as one person specifically asked for help dealing with "paperwork".

The commentator said, "I struggle with the mess of papers ... papers, bills, etc. are getting bigger and bigger and writing or writing things down on paper and it keeps piling up."

Styled Neatly replied, "Paperwork is tough! Maybe you have a notebook for all of your notes. And set a weekly time to go through all the papers and get rid of what you don't need.

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