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Sustainable Minimalists

How to Tackle Family Clutter by Heat Mapping

Sustainable Minimalists

Bleav + Stephanie Seferian

Home & Garden, Kids & Family, Parenting, Leisure

4.81.1K Ratings

🗓️ 17 March 2020

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

Tackle Family Clutter with Heat Maps   Many tidying techniques promise to keep down family clutter. One of the simplest and most creative of these techniques is heat mapping, which identifies problem areas within the home. A heat map represents values with colors, and heat mapping for clutter works because the practice yields data. If you were to heat map your living space, which rooms would be labeled red? On this week’s episode I interview fellow blogger and podcaster... Read More Read More The post How to Tackle Family Clutter by Heat Mapping appeared first on Sustainable Minimalists. Our Sponsors:* Thank you to LifeStraw! https://lifestraw.com/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/sustainable-minimalists/exclusive-content

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0:00.0

I'm Stephanie Safarian and this is episode 115.

0:05.0

You are listening to the Sustainable Minimalist Podcast,

0:08.0

a show about living simply and sustainably with your family.

0:11.0

Here's your host, Stephanie Safarian.

0:15.0

Hello there friends and welcome back.

0:18.0

On this week's show we are discussing heat mapping

0:21.0

as an essential tool for keeping down family clutter.

0:25.2

Now a heat map is a type of graph in which values are represented by colors, right?

0:32.0

If we were looking at a map of planet are represented by colors.

0:32.6

If we were looking at a map of planet Earth,

0:35.4

let's say, the planet's densest cities,

0:39.3

the most populous places would be represented

0:41.9

in reds and maroons, whereas. places would be represented in

0:45.0

lighter hues, lighter hues, lighter colors

0:46.8

would represent the countryside or places

0:49.4

with fewer people.

0:51.8

Today we are applying the concept of heat mapping to our homes and more specifically to our

0:58.3

clutter. If we were to heat map our own living spaces, which rooms in our homes would be the most dense with

1:06.9

clutter.

1:08.4

My guest today is Mia Danielle.

1:10.7

Mia is a fellow blogger and podcaster who advocates for a holistic approach to

1:15.8

decluttering and organizing. She's on the show today not only to show us how to

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