Holding onto tools that are broken, damaged, or no longer functional can take up valuable space and hinder productivity.
Due to their limited utility and malfunction risk, old computers, printers, and game consoles may not be worth retaining.
If you have sports equipment that hasn't been used in years or no longer aligns with your interests, it may be better to let go of these items to free up space.
Keeping numerous paint cans with small amounts of leftover paint can lead to clutter. Consider disposing of these cans properly or donating usable paint.
If you have bicycles that are no longer in use or in disrepair, it may be best to part ways with them to create more space in your garage.
Check garage chemicals, solvents, and cleaning goods for expiry dates. Safely discard expired or useless materials.
To clean and organize your garage, get rid of anything you can't recognize or haven't used in years.
Furniture in poor condition, with significant wear and tear, may not be worth keeping as it can detract from the aesthetics and functionality of your garage.