Take our personality quiz to determine the best way to declutter your home

Unlock the best decluttering method for you and blitz your home in days with this insightful assessment

collage of kitchen shelves, woven baskets with jumpers in and padded envelopes filled with paper filing to show decluttering methods
(Image credit: Future Publishing Ltd | (kitchen shelves) Dominic Blackmore)

Messy house starting to make you feel anxious? "An ordered home equals an ordered mind," says Scandi lifestyle expert Catharina Björkman from contura.eu. "There’s no feeling more uplifting than waking up to a clean and tidy space."

However, finding the time to organise your space can be challenging, and it’s a highly personalised task – one size does not necessarily fit all. Save time and follow the right advice by taking our fun quiz to uncover which professional decluttering method will work best for you. And put that advice into action this weekend.

The ultimate decluttering quiz

Answer the following 10 questions, choosing the option that best describes you. Don’t agonise over it – just choose the one you’re instinctively drawn to, to reveal the clearing style that will suit you and how to follow it, for a beautifully ordered home. From the one-touch method to the Marie Kondo method, there's a technique to suit all...

Don’t worry if your answers mean you’re split between more than one method; just read them all for ideas about what might be helpful for you. Finding a way to make decluttering more manageable may differ month to month, depending on how busy your calendar is – so it pays to be open to mixing things up.

For spring cleaning advice, including Mrs Hinch's top tips, pick up the March 2026 issue of woman&home. Want more quizzes? Catch up with all our previous Quiz of the Day quizzes here.

Grey kitchen with wire wall-mounted shelves

(Image credit: Future Publishing Ltd | Dominic Blackmore)

Tanya Pearey has been a writer and editor in the health, fitness and lifestyle field for the past 25 years. She writes regularly for women’s lifestyle titles including woman&home. She has also written for newspapers including The Daily Mail and Daily Express, and women’s magazines in Australia. 


Tanya is an avid runner and is lover of Parkruns and half marathons. She completed the London Marathon in under four hours – but that was 20 years ago! She’s a keen tennis player and walker, having climbed Kilimanjaro and the UK’s three highest peaks - Snowdon, Ben Nevis and Scafell Pike.

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