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"1. A Household Hazard We&amp;#039;re not talking poisonous products (although you should get rid of those, too). But more like that rug by the door you keep tripping on or that end table with the sharp edge you keep running into. 2. Decor That Reminds You of Something Unpleasant or a Bad Memory You can tell your mother-in-law that ugly serving dish broke and you&amp;#039;re sad about it. We won&amp;#039;t tell anyone the truth. 3. The Thing You&amp;#039;ve Outgrown If you&amp;#039;re a millennial, maybe it&amp;#039;s time to get rid of that futon from college. If you&amp;#039;re an empty nester, that means the toothbrush holder that holds eight has got to go. 4. Something That&amp;#039;s Broken That You&amp;#039;d Swore You&amp;#039;d Fix When you have to yell, &amp;quot;Don&amp;#039;t sit there!&amp;quot; every time a house guest tries to sit on that broken chair, you know it&amp;#039;s time to toss it. 5. Fad Items That &amp;quot;Keep Calm and Carry On&amp;quot; poster is so 2010. 6. Multiples You have a cabinet full of food storage containers, but you only use one or two of them. 7. Things That You Make You Feel Inadequate We&amp;#039;re talking about that ambitious baking appliance you used one (and you almost set your house on fire). Or the intimidating piece of gym equipment that was going to get you ripped that&amp;#039;s now collecting dust. It&amp;#039;s also time to get rid of that storage system that was going to get you extremely organized \u2014 it&amp;#039;s actually taking up space rather than saving you some. 8. Any Pile of Stuff You&amp;#039;re Pretending Is a Collection Unless you&amp;#039;re truly a refrigerator magnet connoisseur, chances are you can get rid of a few.  9. Anything That Costs Less Than a Sandwich to Replace Those hand towels have seen better days. Make it rain at the linens store. 10. Anything That&amp;#039;s Precarious If you&amp;#039;re crossing your fingers hoping that the serving dish with a deep crack doesn&amp;#039;t break at your next party, it&amp;#039;s time to spring for a new one. 11. Stuff You Swear You&amp;#039;ll Use One Day Because that&amp;#039;s how bad habits start.  This article originally appeared on housebeautiful.com See more from housebeautiful.com: 60+ Dream Kitchens How Do I Decorate a Small Bathroom? 17 Beautiful Blue-and-White Rooms Room-by-Room Organizing Tips "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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