A surprising 25% of Americans confess to having a clutter problem in their homes. This problem is often tied to emotional baggage that makes it hard to part with certain items. Emotional decluttering is sorting through these emotionally charged items and deciding what truly adds value to your life and what does not. In a world where our possessions often have stories and emotions attached, decluttering becomes more than just a physical task; it’s an emotional journey. The inability to let go of our things can turn a home into a museum. Eventually, this sentimental clutter can sometimes overwhelm our homes and lives. By parting ways with these objects, we pave the way for a more inviting living environment. What is Sentimental Clutter? Practical clutter consis ts of items that serve a specific purpose or function in our daily lives, such as kitchen utensils or clothing. Sentimental clutter includes objects kept primarily for their emotional significance and long-past usefulness. F