100 Items You Should Throw Away From Your Home Immediately. You Will Never Need Them Again

Let your home be a space for you to live in, not for the zillions of little and big ‘things’ you own, and sometimes hoard. As we grow comfortable in our little place we like to call home, tiny inconsequential things too find place and space in our adobe. Their numbers flourish with passing time making us weak-kneed to get rid of them altogether. We hold on to a flimsy hope that someday, somewhere we might need that little object we bought all those years ago.

The point is, if you haven’t looked for them in the past year, implausible you might in the coming ones. Rid your home and mind of clutter by junking these 100 items.

Be ruthless. Do it right now (before any kind of creeping guilt sets in). Throw these 100 things away!

1. Mobile phone instruction manual
2. Sunglasses case of a long lost pair
3. Old electricity bills
4. Old bank statements
5. Business cards of people you met many years ago
6. Used toothbrush
7. Old calendars
8.  Envelope that once held your appointment letter
9. Tattered towel
10. Pen lids
11. Food takeout boxes
12. Empty cosmetic containers
13. Books from your 6th grade
14. Shoe with the broken heel
15. Sandal with the broken strap
16. Old kitchen hand towel
17. Empty perfume bottles
18. Empty wine bottles
19. Fully weathered handbag
20. Wallet from your college times
21. Tickets to a movie
22. Boarding pass of your last international trip
23. Luggage tags issued at the airport
24. 50 paise coins unless you are a numismatic
25. Old love letters
26. Spare buttons
27. Packing boxes of electronic items
28. Old leather jacket with a broken zipper
29. Salad dressing that has long expired
30. Spices bought five years back
31. Empty tomato sauce bottles
32. Tomato ketchup sachets long expired
33. Belt with a broken buckle
34. Chipped off coffee mugs
35. Used wrapping paper
36. Medicines beyond their expiry date
37. Used beer bottles
38. Bobby pins you used 5 years back
39. Empty medicine bottles
40. Fused bulbs
41. Broken door handle
42. Socks with puncture holes
43. Old pressure cooker
44. Underwear with holes in them
45. Chair with broken armrest
46. Used up notepad
47. Pens without refill
48. Lid of long discarded containers
49. Shopping receipts from last year
50. Broken clothes hanger
51. Damaged non-stick cookware
52. Cables you don’t use
53. Broken electric switches
54. Necklace with broken clasp
55. Wedding invitation cards
56. Old prescriptions
57. Expired baking powder
58. Pans with broken handle
59. Broken cutlery
60. Faded bed linen
61. Old swimwear
62. Expired gift vouchers
63. Old Petrol bills
64. Audio cassettes
65. Comb with broken tooth
66. Unused shampoo sachets
67. Expired discount coupons
68. Over-sized knitted swear with holes
69. Old cushions
70. Worn out shoe laces
71. Old pen stands
72. Photo frames with broken clasps
73. Worn out foot mats
74. Bowls you don’t have the entire sets of
75. Charger of a mobile you don’t use
76. Old stationary
77. Table mats you bought 10 years back
78. Used naphthalene balls
79. Old ripped jeans that don’t fit you anymore
80. Cough syrup post their expiry date
81. Identity card of a company you’ve long left
82. Old movie posters
83. Hat you bought at a safari
84. ATM mini statements
85. Bubble wraps
86. Key rings never used for years
87. Old helmet
88. Dried up nail polish bottles
89. Old pair of gloves
90. Grocery bills from last year
91. Rusting safety pins
92. Chocolate wrapper
93. Drained batteries
94. Walkman from college times
95. Travel brochures
96. Old greeting cards
97. Worn out leather belt
98. Vases you stopped using
99. Old shopping bags
100. Soap dishes

Do you have all these or more? Time you started discarding them on war footing.