Can't get yourself used to order? We conducted a study and figured out what exactly this habit consists of and how to learn to always maintain order and cleanliness in the interior
There are many reasons why your interior suffers from chronic disorder, and only three principles for its unquestioning observance - discipline, habit and common sense. Discipline
Creative chaos promotes comfort andefficiency for an absolute minority of the inhabitants of this world. Most of us, before starting a difficult task, rush to clean up and wash the floors. Such is the structure of our psyche. Talent is only 5% of success, the main driver for it is hard work, and its main principle is discipline. How to apply it to the issue of order in the house? It is quite simple. 1. Everything has its place In the hallway there is a shelf for shoes, in the kitchen for teaspoons - a compartment in the drawer, the phone charger usually lies in a wicker basket in the bedroom. Each interior has its own rules of organization, if you stop breaking them once and for all, you will hear about things lost in the house only in the movies. Well, and in the complaints of less collected acquaintances.
2. There is no entropy in the interior
Forget about thermodynamic potentials,In this context, we are talking about a fairly simple phenomenon called chaos. Even if everything is in its place, it does not guarantee order. Crumpled clothes placed on the right shelf are only a semblance of order. Hence the following recommendation: once you have used a thing, return it to its original state, fold it, collect it, clean it and do everything necessary so that when the thing is needed again, it is in perfect condition.
3. Fight the mud!
Of course, most of us know howfight stains and dirt, but do we always use our skills in time? Lipstick stains on a cup, oil drops on a tabletop, streaks on a mirror - it will take from a few seconds to a couple of minutes to get rid of them, but for some reason we regularly put off cleaning for later. Dirt accumulates, and the desire to get rid of it right now melts away with every minute. The solution to the problem is banal and predictable - get rid of the dirt the moment it appears.
Habit
There are thousands of ways to get rid of harmfulhabits and just one - to develop useful ones. Regular repetition of necessary, but not always pleasant actions can work wonders. One of these wonders is an evening inspection of the house to identify sources of dirt and disorder. Another good habit is to set aside an hour every week to sharpen knives, polish silver and destroy dust deposits in the deepest and most inaccessible places of its accumulation.
Sanity
Unreasonable collecting in one not the mosta cloudless day can cause the hoarding syndrome and turn a person who is simply passionate about collecting into "that same obsessed neighbor" who drags the contents of the garbage into his own home. Two simple questions that we recommend asking yourself when looking at individual objects and things will become your immunity to such a deplorable state.
The first question is, "Would I buy this today?" This question will help you decide what to do with interior items that are not burdened with vital functions.
The second question is, “Have I worn this forof the past year?" — should be "addressed" to clothing items and accessories. A negative answer should at least make you think about the advisability of storing less relevant items in your wardrobe.
