Is your home feeling cluttered and overwhelming?
If you’re ready for a fresh start, the 30 Bags in 30 Days Decluttering Challenge is the perfect way to clear out the clutter—one bag at a time.
To make it easier, I have created a free printable schedule to guide you through the challenge so you’ll know exactly where to start and what to tackle each day.
What is the 30 Bags in 30 Days Decluttering Challenge?
This challenge is all about progress, not perfection.
The goal is simple: fill one bag with clutter every day for 30 days.
Whether it’s trash, donations, or recycling, you’ll gradually clear out the excess and make your home feel lighter and more organized.
How It Works
- Print the Free 30-Day Decluttering Schedule – This guide will help you declutter a different area each day, so you won’t feel lost or overwhelmed.
- Choose Your Bags – You can use trash bags, donation boxes, or even small grocery bags—whatever works best for your space.
- Declutter One Area Per Day – Each day, focus on the assigned space and fill a bag with items you no longer need.
- Donate, Recycle, or Toss – Once your bag is full, decide whether the items should be donated, recycled, or thrown away.
- Celebrate Your Progress – By the end of 30 days, you’ll have removed 30 bags of clutter from your home.
What to Expect from the Challenge
- Less stress and more space – A decluttered home creates a peaceful atmosphere.
- Easier cleaning and organization – Fewer things mean less mess and more room to breathe.
- Freedom from unnecessary stuff – You’ll realize how little you actually need to feel happy and content.
Grab Your Free Printable
To make this challenge simple, I have put together a printable 30-day decluttering schedule that guides you step by step.
Just download, print, and start decluttering today.
Let me know if you’re joining the challenge. I’d love to hear about your progress.
What area of your home are you most excited to declutter?
I started decluttering last weekend. took 7 boxes and 1 bag to local thrift store. That was just one closet. granted it was a catch all for when we remodeled room, but I still feel good about it.
slowly working on kitchen area.
I have so many of these “catch all” areas to go through too. Glad you’re getting it done!