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We’re not one to fall for the whole “new year, new you” concept. But this time of year does provide a good opportunity to look back at what has made us happy over the last few months and what things aren’t really working. And fortunately, there’s no need to totally overhaul your life to enjoy more feelings of joy, calmness and productivity. Here, 30 totally achievable things to get rid of this year.
We get it—you paid a small fortune for that seafoam green number. But despite what your best friend said, you are never actually going to wear it again. Donate or re-sell.
Why, oh why, are these still cluttering up your desk? Invest in some stylish new ones instead.
… And as soon as you wake up. Trust us, you’ll sleep so much better after kicking this habit to the curb. (And you’re definitely not missing anything.)
There is zero reason to be holding on to your phone charger from six years ago. Going forward, label all your wires or use washi tape to keep track of what’s what.
Seeing that never-ending list of Modern Family episodes pile up is surprisingly stressful. Watch them or delete.
Turns out that sunblock actually deteriorates over time, meaning that what you thought was protecting you from wrinkles and melanoma could actually be doing nothing at all. Play it safe and invest in a new bottle—here are five that are super lightweight.
These days, every delivery joint worth its salt has a menu online.
Ninety-nine percent sure you’re done having kids? Save a few of the cutest pieces and donate the rest to a family in need.
If it’s more than seven years old, that is. Here’s how to pick a new one in five easy steps.
You made those meatballs how long ago? Here's how long your food really lasts in the freezer.
Keep the ones with sentimental value and get rid of the rest.
Free up that precious real estate in your kitchen and get on with your life.
Look, we love the ’Gram, too. But if you’re spending more time taking the perfect photo of your meal than actually enjoying your food, then it may be time for a smartphone restaurant ban.
You’re allowed to keep one nostalgic Alanis album. That’s it.
Donate them to an animal shelter who can use them for bedding.
Those extra minutes in bed can actually leave you feeling more tired, not less.
Sure, keep a few of them for the bathroom trash can or walking the dog, but take the remaining 3,000 to the recycling center.
Yep, even the diet kind. Give it up this year and your teeth will thank you later. Oh, and you might even live longer.
Are you really going to dress up as Lara Croft again? Next.
Go through your canned goods, spices and baking supplies and toss anything that’s beyond safe consumption.
Like “Amy’s friend John” or “Lady from grocery store.”
You will never, ever use them.
Like towels, most animal shelters will happily accept these.
Donate them to someone who needs them.
Don’t tell us we’re the only ones with a drawer of these.
Using expired products can lead to breakouts and infections. Here’s a handy guide for how long your makeup really lasts.
It’s terrible for your bedroom’s feng shui. Spend just five minutes each night putting clothes and papers away. Voilà: Instant zen.
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