Blog

It’s safe to say 2021 took inspiration from its predecessor and became another year for the history books. With COVID-19 still running rife, our everyday lives continued to be disrupted, but this time with a heavy dose of fatigue in tow. Books have been a fail-safe form of escapism for centuries, so it’s no surprise the pandemic has caused people to turn to the bookshelves for some comfort.

From sprucing up your home to preparing for a move, everyone has a different reason for wanting to declutter their space. However, depending on how much litter you’ve accumulated, making a start can often be an intimidating task. That’s where we come in. Whatever your motive and regardless of how much stuff you want to get rid of, our handy step-by-step guide is sure to point you in the right direction. Before we get into it, let’s first take a look at some decluttering FAQs, as well as the many benefits that come with tidying your space.

We all have a sorry-looking stash of unused books that we keep meaning to get around to reading but never do. You’ll often find them stacked on your bedside table or lying under the sofa… or perhaps they’re still in the bag you originally bought them in! Not only do these books take up precious space, but they could also be preventing you from making some quick, easy cash. Read on to find out our top ten reasons why you should start selling your unused books today.

It’s safe to say that iPads and tablets have come to be essential features in most homes and workplaces. Large touchscreen displays, downloadable apps and cutting-edge cameras make them the perfect hybrid of a laptop and a smartphone. If you’re a gadget fan, you’ve probably heard the words ‘iPad’ and ‘tablet’ a million times before – but just how interchangeable are these terms, and when it comes to the finer details, what makes them both distinct? Before we unpack the differences, let’s first take a closer look at what each one does.

Decluttering your home? What better place to start than your CD collection which has, no doubt, been gathering dust for the past decade or so. Rather than just throwing it out, we’ll be showing you eco-friendly ways of CD disposal, so you can help yourself whilst helping the planet. So, before we take you through the best ways of getting rid of your old discs, let’s take a closer at why more and more of us are cutting ties with our once beloved collection.

Minimalist lifestyles have been in vogue for the past couple of decades, and it’s not hard to see why. Based on principles of truth, order, simplicity and harmony, minimalism encourages you to dispose of anything that no longer serves a purpose in your life. This can be as trivial as throwing out an old T-Shirt that no longer fits, or something more important, like cutting ties with a friend. Whatever area of your life has become useless, minimalism asks you to stop clinging on and, put simply, just get rid. But how do you go about becoming a minimalist? Where do you start? Before we get into it, let’s first take a look at the many benefits minimalism has to offer.

Samsung’s August Unpacked 2021 revealed the tech giants’ latest line of upcoming Galaxy gadgets. From a next generation smartwatch to two new foldables, the third

Have a load of old LEGO bricks lying around your house? Ever wondered what you can do with them in an attempt to declutter your

Want to improve your recycling habits? The average person in the UK throws away approximately 400kg of waste each year, which acquaints to 7 times

Allow me to take you back to the best days of your life. A time where you didn’t have to worry about a mortgage, a

“Every once in a while, a revolutionary product comes along that changes everything”. This was how Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone when it came to

Back in 1997, Marc Randolph and Reed Hastings admired the concept behind Amazon selling books online. They borrow the concept and applied it to DVD

Every year at the Consumer Electronics Show, or CES for short, the world’s largest tech giants showcase the latest gadgets they are working. As you

We are in the midst of the Digital Era and with that comes a reduction in our need for books. With many people preferring to