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Does a cluttered and messy home make us unhappy?
Clutter and mess in the home has a direct impact on our mood, reveals a new study.Is your home clean and tidy or cluttered and disorganised? And do you feel stressed about maintaining a clean home? Cleaning and laundry expert, Dr. Blackman, has put the psychology of cleaning under the microscope to uncover how mess subconsciously impacts mood, productivity and mental well-being.
Here are some key findings:
1. The survey by Dr. Beckman indicated that the levels of mess and clutter around the home is a key dictator of our mood. Some 90 per cent of people feels it mess makes them unproductive, or worse still, unhappy.
2.An untidy house impedes our willingness to socialise, which in turn can cause loneliness. In some homes and polls, more than half (54 per cent) said they have, at some point, cancelled plans to host friends because their home wasn't pristine.
3. A cluttered home causes arguments, as people 'frequently' argue with themselves. They cohabit with about household chores. Of which, more than half said the kitchen is where most arguments occur.
4. The most common household chores that cause friction are unloading the dishwasher and taking out the bins.
5.According to some scientific studies,proves that the way we keep our environment reflects our state of mind, which impacts our productivity. Those surrounded by tidy spaces tend to get more done, whereas clutter and disorganisation in the home act as visual distractions, meaning we are less productive. To make matters worse, mess breeds mess, as we are less likely to find the motivation to clean up when surrounded by clutter.
6. Most times our Home needs re- branding/furnishing makeover of our kitchen, Bedrooms, living rooms & dinning, and toilets.This gives motivation and inspiring looks and happiness in your home. And redoing your cluttered and messy home can be difficult, but with REDEXIGN Home and Office Makeovers, few elements and cost friendly budget can do the entire trick to your cluttered home.
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