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If you’re a chronic thrift store shopper reading this right now, I’m sure you can relate to the overwhelming feelings of owning too many possessions.<\/p>\n
As much as you love to thrift store shop and collect thrifty treasures and style steals, each time you visit the thrift store you know that as soon as you return home, you must face the daunting task of figuring out just where to put it all!<\/p>\n
That’s why knowing how to declutter<\/a>\u00a0your possessions comes with the territory of knowing how to thrift store shop<\/a>. Sometimes you just need to\u00a0donate, give away or even trash some of your unwanted, unworn or unsalvageable\u00a0belongings.<\/p>\n Letting go isn’t always easy, so to help you know how and when to declutter your thrift store finds I’m sharing the seven questions I ask myself when deciding whether to toss or keep a thrifted garment.<\/p>\n Keep reading after the jump for those tips and to learn how every question answered “no” \u00a0means “yes” toward giving up the garment!<\/p>\n I was inspired to write this post because I am one of messiest people I know — just ask my roommate!<\/p>\n I regularly practice declutter detoxification of my belongings so that I learn to value what I already own and remember to only buy what I truly need<\/em>, and not just what I want<\/em>.<\/p>\n How do you declutter as a thrifter? Let me know your strategy for organization sanity in the comments below the post, or by\u00a0<\/strong><\/em>saying hello on\u00a0Twitter<\/a>,\u00a0Facebook<\/a>\u00a0or\u00a0Instagram<\/a>!<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n xx, SD<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/span>DECLUTTER QUESTION #1<\/span><\/h2>