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If you’re lucky enough to have a garage, you know how valuable this extra storage space can be, but keep in mind that it not intended for housing everything. It’s time to stop letting the garage become a gathering place for household items, equipment you no longer use, empty boxes and the like. Make this the year you get your garage in tip top condition by taking note of 12 key items you should immediately remove from this area, according to Southern organizers and lifestyle experts.



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Equipment for past hobbies


Perhaps you or someone in your household was heavily into tennis or woodworking for a while, but those hobbies have declined. If so, it’s time to throw away all the associated items! “Garages can become a purgatory for stuff you don’t really want anymore but can’t bring yourself to part with,” explains Jessie Carrillo, owner of A charming house in Dallas, Texas. “It’s also easy to fall into the trap of keeping everything because it might be useful one day, even if it isn’t now.” However, she urges people to reserve garage space for “the activities you currently spend your time on.”



Project parts that you don’t need


As a side note, it’s time to part with furniture or other household items that you bought with the intention of redecorating but never touched. “Goodbye, chairs I never found,” says Chitra Swygard Organized with beauty in Richmond, Va. “Ask yourself how likely it is that you will actually complete this task.”



Excess kicks


“Realize that you can only use one at a time,” says Swygard. “Maybe you have someone who helps you in the garden or with the snow. Keep what you will legitimately use and throw away the rest.”



Outdated electronics


Technology is constantly changing, and if you have a pile of outdated electronics in the garage, Amanda Bernal of Peace by Piece Home Services urges you to let go of these objects. “Donate them or recycle them properly,” the Helotes, Texas organizer says of VCRs, DVD players, laptops and the like. Swygard adds: “Are you hesitant to get rid of it because your personal information is there? Remove the hard drive!”



Clothes and shoes


Under no circumstances should your garage act as an extension of your closet. Clothes and shoes stored there are susceptible to mold or pest infestations, Bernal notes. “It’s time to find them a new home.” Use this as an opportunity to go through clothing and equipment and get rid of items you may be holding on to for no reason. “You can certainly keep the keepsakes, like your child’s first baseball glove or your baby’s first blanket, but throw away the rest,” suggests lifestyle expert from Orlando, Florida Bianca Dottin.



Food and drinks


The garage may not serve as a garage glorified pantry‘, Bernal adds. “The ideal place for your stock of food and drinks is a climate-controlled room,” she explains. “Although most canned goods can withstand high temperatures for a short time, temperature changes can affect the quality of your food and drinks.” Instead, provide storage space in the basement.



Paperwork


Under no circumstances do you want to risk losing important documents due to environmental factors such as moisture, heat and pests, Bernal notes. “Store important documents in a secure, climate-controlled space,” she advises. “Destroy or throw away any other outdated paperwork.”



Cardboard boxes


While you’re clearing out your pile of paper, try clearing out the cardboard boxes as well. “These attract insects and rodents,” says Jenna Fischer The arranged place of residence in Raleigh, North Carolina. “If they are left in a garage for an extended period of time, they tend to attract dust and dirt and are no longer clean for use.”


Alexia Ford of Passion Organizing in Alpharetta, Georgia, agrees and also recommends parting with boxes you no longer need. By doing this, she says, “it improves organization, cleanliness, safety and sustainability. It creates a more functional and enjoyable space, while reducing potential hazards and minimizing your carbon footprint.”



Old paint


If you don’t plan on touching those half-filled paint cans anytime soon, don’t keep them in your garage. “Let’s be honest: No one ever uses it,” says Libby Huffines Libby and Labels in Dallas, Texas. “Check with your city to see if they have a local hazardous waste collection so it can be easily disposed of.” If you think you need some spare paint, implement this hack from Katie Savage of Blue pencil house. “Set aside the paint you currently need for your home – take pictures of the labels and make a folder on a device/paper to keep them,” says the Memphis, Tennessee-based organizer. “If the paint is in good condition, and there is a significant amount, plan to save it.”



Old house parts


You’ll probably never need these trinkets either, says Huffines. “Whether the previous owners left their junk for you or you recently replaced your light fixtures and switch plate covers, you won’t need (or really want to use) those old parts anymore, so go ahead and throw them away. ”


Leftover building materials can also find their way into the garage, such as tiles, wood, flooring, grout and cement. “Realistically, you probably don’t need one, let alone fifteen of these types of items,” says Allison. Finn van Reclaim in Raleigh, North Carolina. “Free up space in the garage by moving them to an attic or other storage space,” or donate them to a charity like Habitat for Humanity, she offers.



Exercise equipment


The garage should not serve as your home gym, even if it seems like a smart idea at first. “A garage is a popular place to store exercise equipment because there is a lot of floor space, but therein lies the problem… you’ve lost your floor space,” says Flinn. “Get those weights out of the garage so you can get your car in,” adds the professional organizer.



Actual trash


If it’s trash, it belongs in the trash can and not in the garage! “Garages collect all kinds of things that didn’t quite end up in the trash,” says Kate Waldo Jones of Organize orchidserving Atlanta, Athens and Savannah, Georgia, as well as Pensacola, Florida. “Put a trash can in your garage for clean, recyclable items,” she suggests. “Then, get in the habit of throwing away empty boxes, paper towels, plastic wrap, extra shopping bags, etc.”



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