De-cluttering 'helps to sell homes'
13 May 2008

Homeowners looking to move house have been advised to take the time to de-clutter their rooms to make it more appealing to those looking around.
For those wanting a helping hand to sorting out their house, CNNMoney.com recommends hiring a "home stage", to help get rid of clutter and have an important second-opinion to spot mess that you may be immune to."A stager will help get rid of clutter, rearrange furniture to create attractive focal points [and] repurpose underused rooms," the website advises.It adds that makeshift bedrooms can be converted into recreation rooms, while along with de-cluttering, good choices of paint and curtains can make rooms seem larger.Practical advice website Organize IT has a number of tips and hints to help those looking to improve the saleability of their homes de-clutter.These include having a compact timescale and having de-clutter tools in place, such as dustcloths, binbags and a sweeping brush.Be sure to invest in a self-storage system to help de-clutter.
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