30-Day Organize-athon | Day 12: Declutter Your Car’s Glove Box

30-Day Organize-athon 12

Welcome to the 30-Day Organize-athon!

In today’s 5 minutes we’re going to declutter your glove box.

Clarity, freedom and order – here we come!

Day 12: Declutter Your Car’s Glove Box

Step 1: Grab a bag and get into your car. Empty your glove box onto the seat beside you.

Step 2: Only return to your glove box items you need and use, for example:

  • Car log book
  • Pen and notebook
  • Sunscreen
  • Sunglasses
  • Current street directories
  • Relevant maps
  • Wet wipes
  • First aid items.

Step 3: Toss into the bag:

  • Yucky tissues
  • Random receipts and post-its
  • Ancient maps and street directories
  • Food remnants
  • Anything you don’t need or use.

Step 4: Throw your bag into the trash.

And you’re done!

Got an Extra 5 Minutes?

  1. Check your trunk:
    – Remove any trash
    – Return to the proper place any items that don’t belong in the trunk.
  2. Check the interior of your car:
    – Remove any trash
    Return to the proper place any items that don’t belong in the trunk.

Road trip, anyone?

The 30-Day Organize-athon Mantra

Move fast. Don’t overthink. Let it go!

Start the 5-minute timer now.

Leave Your Comment Below…

Please leave your comment below to say you’ve completed today’s task.

See you tomorrow!

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205 thoughts on “30-Day Organize-athon | Day 12: Declutter Your Car’s Glove Box

  1. Diane says:

    My husband and I cook alot so we regularly reorganize to suit our current cooking adventures. I was still able to use your good tips and came away with some items to donate. Thanks, again!

    NOTE: I am a bit confused about where to post my comments. The tasks itemized at the end of the current day’s tasks don’t generally match so I just choose one and post at the end of it. I hope that’s okay. Thanks!

  2. Janelle says:

    I had a few minutes to spare, waiting in the van, so I cleared the glove box & the box I use to store other supplies. So nice to even be organized in the car!

  3. Sophia Baker says:

    Was in a car accident, so I dont have a glove box – but I purged the box that is holding all the items I had in my car that way its all nice and neat when I am blessed with a new car –

  4. Marjon says:

    My glove box only holds the necessary papers – I never put anything else in there. So I do not have to do this one. So I forgot to post that it was ‘done!’

  5. Allison says:

    Yeah ditto, nice easy one! Done with ease.

    Can I share a tip? Just remember, it is preparedness, not an invitation for anything!

    I am updating mine tomorrow – I keep two sheets of paper in my car with my personal details, current car insurance policy number and vehicle registration details. At the bottom of that page is a space for another driver to record their details, and a rough map of the vehicle incident is able to be drawn on the reverse.. You can exchange details easily!

    So if you are unfortunate enough to be involved in a MV incident, you are prepared without any hassle. You may also like to note details such as ICE (in case of emergency contact person), your blood group and any medication allergies. Add any details you want, but consider you will be exchanging details…so I keep this on a separate sheet in my glovebox.

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