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Declutter Your Space and Sleep Better with Lambertville Mini Storage

  • Writer: Osprey Management
    Osprey Management
  • Dec 19, 2024
  • 2 min read
Woman organizing her linens and pillows using a shelf.

Did you know that the clutter in your home—especially your bedroom—could be affecting your sleep? Research shows that cluttered environments can increase stress, disrupt your sleep cycle, and leave you feeling less rested. If you’ve been struggling to get a good night’s rest, decluttering might be the key to sleeping better.


How Clutter Affects Sleep

Stress triggers your body to release cortisol, a hormone that regulates sugar, salt, and fluid levels. Cortisol is naturally highest in the morning and decreases throughout the day to prepare your body for sleep.


However, cluttered spaces can keep cortisol levels elevated, making it harder to relax and achieve deep, restorative sleep. Over time, this can lead to insomnia or persistent fatigue, both of which impact your overall health.


Tips to Declutter Your Space for Better Sleep

1. Tidy Up Your Clothes

Is laundry piling up in your bedroom? Take these steps to sort it out:

  • Separate clothes into categories: tops, bottoms, socks, etc.

  • Decide what to keep and what to donate. That old shirt from high school? It may be time to let it go!

  • Organize your closet based on what you wear most and the space you have.


Pro Tip: Donate unwanted clothes to organizations like Goodwill, Salvation Army, or local charities. Not only will your bedroom look better, but you’ll also give back to the community.


2. Reduce Digital Clutter

Scrolling through your phone or watching TV in bed might feel relaxing, but it can disrupt your sleep. Blue light from screens lowers melatonin levels, a hormone essential for restful sleep.


Try this:

  • Set a screen-free rule at least one hour before bed.

  • Use this time to read, meditate, or simply unwind.


These habits can help you fall asleep faster and sleep more deeply.


3. Organize Papers and Photos

Loose papers or scattered photos can create unnecessary chaos. Here’s how to tackle them:

  • Use filing cabinets, photo albums, or labeled storage bins.

  • Store sentimental or rarely used items in a long-term storage solution, like Lambertville Mini Storage.


A clutter-free space promotes a calm, restful atmosphere.


4. Manage Miscellaneous Clutter

Knick-knacks and surface clutter can harm your peace of mind. Invest in shelves, bins, or drawers to organize and conceal these items.


For larger or seasonal items, consider renting a storage unit to keep your home clean and stress-free.


Ready to Declutter Your Space?

The first step to better sleep is a tidy, organized home. If you need extra space for the belongings you can’t part with, Lambertville Mini Storage has two convenient locations that offer the perfect storage solutions to help you reclaim your space and enjoy restful nights.


Contact us today to find the perfect storage unit for your needs—and take the first step toward a clutter-free, stress-free home!

 
 
 

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