Speed Cleaning Secret #10 What Do I Do With All This Mail?

Look around your home. If you could reduce one category of item lying around, what would it be? In my house, it would be the mail. I get very few letters that are personalized any more. Most of the mail I receive falls into two categories – junk or bills. And knowing that actually makes it easier to do something about it. If you find that your junk mail is taking over your dining room table, and your bills are getting lost on your living room floor, then I’ve got a system for you. You start by retrieving your mail from the box. But as you enter your home, don’t put it down on the dining room table without looking at it. Go directly to the waste basket. Now, sort through everything you know you don’t want and will never look at. Toss them in the basket. Now, take all your bills and place them on your desk – not your dining room table! Preferably place them in a basket that you’ll use come next payday to pay them! Look at what you have left. You may have a few personal items. But mostly you have ads that you’ll eventually look at before you go grocery shopping the next time or other items of interest. Place these in a separate basket to be glanced at later. And if you don’t get a chance to look at them later, they’re contained in a basket so they’re not cluttering up your house. My junk mail – before I instituted this practice – would end up under my couch and various other places. It’s been great sharing these 10 secrets to speed cleaning with you. But they only begin to give you the real feel for a quick and efficient cleaning method. To learn even more about my speed cleaning secrets, visit {www.speedcleaningcopy.com}. There you can learn even more about how to effortlessly and painlessly clean your house in record time.