Want to Sleep Better? Declutter Your Bedroom

Want to Sleep Better? Declutter Your Bedroom

November 7, 2016

Want to sleep better? Declutter your bedroom

want to sleep better? Declutter your bedroom

Your bedroom is your temple, in which you have your own private space and in which you have your needed rest. When it comes to cleaning of your bedroom, it is essential to bear in mind that this can affect even your sleep. The tidying up may appear to be the key to your long-lost sleep and it may be a magic for the way you feel and relax. This room is the place for your renewal after the long busy day, so it shouldn’t be busy and it shouldn’t be heaped with clothing which throttles you. Keep in mind that your bedroom is not a closet or laundry room, but rather your sleeping holy place. Keep it neat and tidy and it will reward you with the rest you need. In this article you may find different tips of how to declutter easily and efficiently your bedroom.

ways to declutter your bedroom

Your bedroom needs to provide you with more space, rather than make you feel like in a box. A lot of wardrobes, drawers, tables and any kind of furniture jammed at one place, will provide you with that feeling. Get rid of most of the furniture, leaving only the most necessary in which you can store your stuff. This will provide you with more space and the air you need.

The first thing you need to do is to plan all the empty space and to use it in the most efficient way, so that you may keep all of your stuff in order. Start with your wardrobe. Empty the whole wardrobe and get rid of all the useless and old clothes, which you don’t wear anymore. Hang most of your clothing, so that in the mornings when you are in a hurry, you will find what you need easily. You may even consider to idea to arrange everything by colour, so that it would be even more easier and time-saving to get ready for work, without the unnecessary needles in your belly.

how to organise your closet in your bedroom

The second important advice is to keep your linens clean, smelling of a fragrance which you love. Choose the materials and the colours of the linens in a way, that you will feel in them like sleeping on a cloud. Don’t forget to change the linens and the pillows often, because these may gather a lot of harmful bacteria, which can also provide you with sleep disorders. It would be a good idea to store your linens under the bed, because this will save you some space.

how to keep your linens clean in your bedroom

Cleaners from CarpetCleaningPrice Ealing recommend to vacuum clean and dust your bedroom everyday. This will help you to protect yourself from all the mites and particles in the air which can lead to snuffle. It would be easier to have the perfect condition you need, if you don’t clutter your shelves, but keep only one thing of everything you need: one book, one bottle of water etc. This will make your dusting easier, and will provide you with the feeling of more space.

Choose curtains in fresh colours which you will enjoy and don’t forget that they need also to be cleaned. This will provide you with better mood and more light in your bedroom. Don’t forget to open your drapes every morning and let the sun shines in your place, because it has energizing power.

And at last, but not at least, avoid accumulating dirty clothing on the chair. We often render to this temptation when we are tired or lazy. By avoiding this, you will get the habit to put your laundry in the basket every time.

If you suffer from insomnia, don’t rush to take pills, but think of a real reason which may be in front of your eyes. Pay attention to the atmosphere, in which you rely on having a rest. It is impossible to expect to have a good sleep, while everything is in piles, ready to fall down in any moment. Don’t allow your bedroom to look like a junk shop, but keep it clean and cosy in order to get your sound sleep back.

Charlotte is the founder and editor-in-chief at Your Coffee Break magazine. She studied English Literature at Fairfield University in Connecticut whilst taking evening classes in journalism at MediaBistro in NYC. She then pursued a BA degree in Public Relations at Bournemouth University in the UK. With a background working in the PR industry in Los Angeles, Barcelona and London, Charlotte then moved on to launching Your Coffee Break from the YCB HQ in London’s Covent Garden and has been running the online magazine for the past 10 years. She is a mother, an avid reader, runner and puts a bit too much effort into perfecting her morning brew.