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the.neatcompany Home organising/decluttering company. Storage solutions. Creating space. Taking the stress away. 🫶🏽

09/11/2026

Swapping your wardrobe over for autumn/winter? Here’s how to clear out your spring/summer pieces properly, so next year you only unpack what you actually love ☀️➡️🍂

✨ Take everything out. Pull out every summer item so you can see exactly what you’ve got.

✨ Ask the honest question. Did I wear this at all this summer? If the answer’s no, it’s unlikely to make the cut next year either.

✨ Check the condition. Faded, bobbled, stretched or stained? Time to let it go.

✨ Try the “would I buy it again?” test. If you wouldn’t pick it up in a shop today, it doesn’t need to come back.

✨ Sort into piles. Keep, donate, sell, recycle. Get the donate bag in the car straight away so it actually leaves the house!

✨ Store the keepers well. Wash everything first, then pack into labelled boxes or vacuum bags and pop them up high or under the bed.

✨ Make space for the season ahead. Now your wardrobe has room for cosy knits and coats, and getting dressed feels easier again.

So that’s it… bye bye spring/summer clothes 👋 See you next year (well, the ones that made it 😉)

Need a hand with your seasonal swap? We cover South and mid Wales and Bristol. Drop me a message or visit theneatcompany.co.uk 💛

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Before you order anything, go and look at what you’ve already got.Every year I open wardrobes full of perfectly good coa...
08/11/2026

Before you order anything, go and look at what you’ve already got.

Every year I open wardrobes full of perfectly good coats while a new one sits in a parcel in the hall. It isn’t disorganisation. It’s that nobody has five minutes to check before they click buy.

So here’s the five minute version. Coats, school shoes, wellies, hats and gloves, jumpers and PE kit. Try them on, check the soles, match up the pairs you already have.

Then buy the gaps, not the lot. You’ll usually need less than you think, and you’ll find at least one thing you’d forgotten you owned.

Save this and do it with a cup of tea before the next payday.

06/11/2026

Let's talk about January.
It's my busiest month by a mile, because everyone wants to start the year in a house that isn't fighting them. And I only work three days a week, because I've got young children who need me at the school gate. That's not a sales tactic, there are just twelve or thirteen days in January and that's the lot.
So I'm opening the list now. If you know you want a reset in the new year, whether that's one wardrobe, the kitchen, or a proper go at the whole house.

Comment JANUARY, or drop me a message.

And if you'd rather have a think first, the free consultation or initial call link is in my bio. We can talk it through and you can decide after.

04/11/2026

She told me she had nothing to wear. Then we got everything out and found eleven jumpers.
That's the thing about a full wardrobe. Once you can't see what's in it, you stop being able to use it, so you wear the same four things and buy more of what you already own.
We took the lot out, tried on the maybes, and three bags went to the charity shop. What went back is only what fits and only what she likes, with the out-of-season things boxed up on the top shelf. Same wardrobe, same rail, nothing bought.
She messaged a week later to say getting dressed has stopped being a decision.
If you've been telling yourself you need more storage, have a proper look first. It's usually not storage you need.

02/11/2026

Tidying isn't the skill. Giving things a home is.
If you're putting the same five things away every evening and they're back out by morning, it's not because your family are messy. It's because those things don't have a place, so putting them away means deciding where they go, every single time. Nobody does that at ten o'clock at night.
Give it a home once and the deciding stops. The jumper goes on that shelf, the socks go in that lane, the bag goes on that hook. Then tidying up takes two minutes instead of twenty, and your children can do it without being asked twice.
That's really all I do in a house. Not making it prettier, making it obvious.
Pick the one thing that's out every night this week and give it somewhere to live. See what happens.

01/11/2026

Two things I do in every wardrobe I work on, and neither one costs much.
Seasonal storage. You don't need to look at shorts and sundresses in November. Pack the out-of-season clothes into labelled boxes and get them up on the top shelf or under the bed. What's left is only what you'll actually wear this month, hanging where you can see it. The wardrobe feels twice the size and you haven't got rid of a single thing.
Drawer dividers. A drawer without them is just a box things slide around in. Give socks, pants and vests their own lanes and it stops going wrong, because putting things back in the right place takes no thought. Children manage it too, which is the real win.
Do one wardrobe this week. Yours, not the children's, you'll be more ruthless and you'll feel the difference every morning.
If wardrobes are the job you keep putting off, this is exactly the sort of day I do with clients. Free consultation, link in my bio.
Which one are you doing first, the swap or the dividers?

30/10/2026

Come with me for the day as a professional organiser 🧺✨

Not every morning is a perfectly curated one. Today started with me dropping my phone mid-film (classic), then breakfast in the car and a coffee so hot it was basically undrinkable for the first 20 minutes ☕🔥

Then it was time for the real work. This apartment had a lot going on, but honestly? Nothing fazes me anymore. Mess, piles and “I don’t know where to start” is exactly where I come in. No judgement, ever. Just one space at a time, one decision at a time.

And the best bit of the day? Driving home to a sunset like that 🌅

If your home feels like too much right now, you’re not alone and you don’t have to tackle it by yourself. Drop me a message or head to theneatcompany.co.uk 💛

📍 South Wales, Mid Wales & Bristol

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30/10/2026

Cardiff seems to love The Neat Company and at this point I may just get a second home there!

It’s a been a busy week for me at The Neat Company, I’ve been getting everything ready for the 15 minute test that’s starting on 2nd November (don’t forget to sign up via my website - just enter your name and email on the contact form)

We can do it together so you know you aren’t doing it alone!

Have a great day!

Liz

Before you order anything, go and look at what you've already got.Every year I open wardrobes full of perfectly good coa...
28/10/2026

Before you order anything, go and look at what you've already got.
Every year I open wardrobes full of perfectly good coats while a new one sits in a parcel in the hall. It's not disorganisation, it's just that nobody has time to check.
So here's the five minute version. Coats, school shoes, wellies, hats and gloves, jumpers and PE kit. Try them on, check the soles, match up the pairs.
Then buy what is missing, not the lot.
Save this or send it to someone who needs it.

26/10/2026

You're allowed to not do this yourself.
Most people call me after months of meaning to get round to it. They know what needs doing. They've watched the videos, bought the baskets, started the pile. What they don't have is a free weekend and the energy to make a hundred small decisions about their own things.
That's the bit I'm actually for. I turn up, we work through it together, and the decisions get made quickly because I'm not emotionally attached to the mug your auntie gave you in 2011. No judgement, no lecture, no pretending your house should have been different.
By the end of the day it's done. Not started, not half done with bags still in the hall. Done, with everything out of the house.
You wouldn't rewire your own kitchen. This is the same thing, just with less risk of electrocution!
If you've been meaning to sort it since the summer, let's just get it booked. Free consultation, link in my bio.

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