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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 03, 2023
Why you need to clean the mess now

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Mina Musharat Mim
24 June, 2021, 11:25 am
Last modified: 24 June, 2021, 11:28 am

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Why you need to clean the mess now

A clean and organised house will improve concentration

Mina Musharat Mim
24 June, 2021, 11:25 am
Last modified: 24 June, 2021, 11:28 am
Photo: Collected
Photo: Collected

There is a popular saying, home is where the heart is. If you enter your beautifully decorated and organised room which has an aromatic smell of lavender, you will immediately forget all the stress and feel relaxed.

But what if your room is in a chaotic state with your stuff thrown all around the floor? Your heart can't certainly reside amidst a pile of clutter or stingy gutter. Imagining such a mess has already disturbed your peace, right?

So, let's take a look at why you need to clear the clutter now. 

Cleaning helps to reduce stress!   

Yoga and mindfulness are known to de-escalate stress. But do you know that dusting your shelves, cleaning and organising your stuff can also help to combat stress? A decorative and scented room can brighten up your mood easily.

Scrubbing floors or windows can also act as a form of exercise and release endorphin hormones. Endorphin sends signals to the brain to reduce the perception of pain and creates a positive vibe in your body.

A clean and organised house will improve concentration

If you are visually overwhelmed with the mess in your room, you won't be able to focus on your work. A clean and calm environment eliminates distractions and assists you to be laser-focused in your work.

Clean house closes the door for various illness

Maintaining cleanliness at home is a must for ensuring a healthy life.  Damp and dirt in home can be a storehouse of bacteria and trigger illness. Dust in rooms can even cause allergy, cough and breathing problems. Sterilising floor and windows, keeping them neat and clean can halt the growth of bacteria and prevent various diseases.

Organisation prevents unnecessary delay

If your things are not organised, you may not find your clothes or necessary documents while getting ready for the office. Hence, it will prevent hassle and unnecessary delay of a task if you keep your things in order.

Cleaning and organising your own stuff will help you find things easily and help you be an organised person

Out of sheer laziness, you prefer your mom to clean and organise your room. But if your things are kept in order by someone else, you won't know where your things are. You might turn over the entire wardrobe while looking for your favourite pair of jeans. 

Cleaning and organising your own room will help you to find things easily. When you clean things by yourself, you are less likely to untidy your room as you know the hassle of sorting clutter.

Reduce burden of cleaning and bring a smile on your mom's face

If each member of the household cleans their own stuff, it will be easier to keep the entire house clean and not create a burden on a single person.

On top of that, if you keep your things organised and clean; you may earn a precious smile from your mom. 

Help you to be prepared for surprise visitors and save you from embarrassment

You never know when you will have a surprise guest at your doorsteps.

If you keep your house in a dire state, you may face an embarrassing situation as the surprise guest notices you hurrying and sorting clutters.

So, keeping your house clean, not only for pleasing the public eyes but also for yourself.

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