Tidy: konmari house cleaning

Tidy app: Don't clean home again - organise! Chores, housekeeping, sparking joy

How many cups you have at home? How many people are living with you? If these two numbers are matching? Not? Don’t you think that this is a reason why you have to organise, tidy up, and clean the home again and again?

As you finish our 7 module challenge app, you will have to tidy uponly once.

Step by step, learn to organise, design, declutter and tidy up your house.

We have several modules. Let me share some highlights.

Module kitchen. The module is about how to:

• Design ideas to organise kitchen
• How to clean up in one motion
• How to store your stuff and save space

Module bathroom. The module is about:

• Tidy bathroom design
• Bathroom ideas to keep it tidy

Module kids room:

• How to store toys
• How to store clothes
• How to engage kids to keep home clean and spark joy

Module wardrobe:

• Wardrobe guidance
• Konmari folding methods
• Alternative foldind and storage methods

There are 7 modules in Tidy challenge.

Start with understanding of Lagom and minimalism concepts. Learn what does stands behind Mari Kondo’s “Spark joy”.

Minimalism would let to strip everything down to its essential quality and achieve simplicity.

Lagom is a Swedish word meaning "just the right amount".

I believe that Lagom and Minimalism would change your mindset.

I believe your wardrobe, kitchen, bathroom and other rooms would be a Lagom.

Learn to organise and tidy up clothes, kitchenware, kids’ stuff.There is EXTRAS module. Get design ideas, folding methods and some seasonal content.

• After that challenge you will get:
• Ideas of Lagom and minimalism
• Key principles to tidy up, organise and clean the house once.
• Design ideas to organise Kitchen, Bathroom, Wardrobe, Kids room etc.
• Clothes folding methods.

Feel free to share design ideas, share feedback, before and after pictures, any new folding methods via

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I wish your life to be Lagom, minimalism to be essential, house to be tidy, world to be organised.