The questions are proposed by professional organizer Aprille Loney, on the Homes&Gardens website and cited by Notícias ao Minuto.
The questions aim to make you "think before 'buying furniture, sofas or anything else for the house,' to 'realize if you really need that new item in the decor'."
Now pay attention to questions:
Impulse purchases can be a major factor of disorder in the home.
"If there is no space to put it, it is best to think it over."
“If the answer is yes, it is best to donate or get rid of what you already have at home.”
"If the answer is only two or three times, it is best to understand if it is really necessary."
"It is a question that helps to distinguish between spontaneous needs and desires."
"If you are buying just because it is popular and modern, there is a good chance of being forgotten at home."
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