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Seven sets for seven days
Short answer: Seven sets of underwear and socks mean the washing machine never decides your week. It is the simplest ...
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A set uniform on working days
Short answer: Choose a combination that works and repeat it. You save one decision every morning, and everything in t...
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Lay the clothes out the evening before
Short answer: It takes two minutes in the evening and saves more than that in the morning. The decision also gets bet...
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A morning routine that saves five minutes
Short answer: Lay your clothes out the night before, stick to the same colours, and keep underwear and socks standing...
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How less clothing ends up in the bin
Short answer: Buy fewer and better garments, repair the small faults, and hand in the rest for collection instead of ...
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What happens to clothes you hand in
Short answer: Clothing is sorted along three routes: resale, recycling into new materials, and incineration. Your sor...
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Clothes with memories in them
Short answer: Keep a few pieces and keep them visible. Twenty garments in a box are not a memory, only a box you neve...
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Clothes you are waiting to fit into again
Short answer: Set a deadline. If the clothes do not fit within a year and you have no concrete plan, keeping them doe...
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Keeping or throwing out
Short answer: Keep what you have worn within a year or have a concrete plan for. Everything else is a decision you ar...
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What people most often regret throwing out
Short answer: What people most often regret giving away is basic garments in a good fit and garments that are no long...
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A clear out that actually lasts
Short answer: Take everything out of the wardrobe, lay it on the bed, and put back only what you have worn in the pas...
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The rule of one out for every one in
Short answer: For every garment you buy, another one moves on. The rule keeps the wardrobe the same size without a ye...
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