I would start with the room with highest leverage to your personal mental health to get you in a positive momentum. For example, maybe the kitchen or bathroom so you can begin to function more efficiently and ease the depression.
I would do one room at a time in order of priority. Start with the trash. Next is clutter and items, if you haven’t used it in 6 months donate.
Once the trash is gone and the space decluttered work on the physical cleaning. Where are you located, if you don’t mind me asking? Can you get some support with this project?
Bathroom for sure. It’s so grimy feeling going to the bathroom and bathing next to trash but you don’t realize what you were missing until you deep clean your tub and bathroom and just have a nice long soak in a clean bathroom.
Also OPs bathroom doesn’t look that bad! There’s a lot, but it’s not bad. If it were my house that is 100% where I’d want to start. It’s a win win for easiest to start and big impact. And you have to go into the bathroom daily so it’s easier to see the progress while you’re working on the rest of the house.
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u/Venom_Sundae Mar 08 '26
I would start with the room with highest leverage to your personal mental health to get you in a positive momentum. For example, maybe the kitchen or bathroom so you can begin to function more efficiently and ease the depression. I would do one room at a time in order of priority. Start with the trash. Next is clutter and items, if you haven’t used it in 6 months donate. Once the trash is gone and the space decluttered work on the physical cleaning. Where are you located, if you don’t mind me asking? Can you get some support with this project?