One hundred days, one small area a day: the whole home sorted a drawer and a shelf at a time. Each day cell names one plain area or category — a drawer, a shelf, a box, a corner — with a box to tick when it is sorted. You date the days yourself, so the hundred can run across a season or a year; a day is any day you do one.
The round walks the house in the order clutter actually gathers: the kitchen’s twenty days of drawers, shelves and cupboards first, then bathroom and linen, then clothes, then paper and tech, and the storage corners last — boxes, suitcases, the tools shelf, the last drawer, the last shelf, and one final walk. Small is the point: no day asks for a room, only for the one named place in it.
The pack states its rule on the Start Here page: a skipped day is a blank square, never a failure. Leave the cell empty and come back when the week allows — the grid keeps your place, and a half-finished challenge is still a true record of sorting that got done. Around the grid sit the keeping pages: an at-a-glance index of all 100 days, a sorting record (the date, the place, what left and where it went — all in your own words, because where things go is your choice, never printed for you), an items-out log for what leaves the house as it leaves, blank day cells for the areas this grid did not name, and a look-back page for what the sorting actually held.
Not the same shelf as its neighbours: the 30-Day Spring Cleaning Challenge (P-270) is the seasonal cleaning pass, one cleaning task a day; this challenge is the sorting pass, one area a day. The Deep-Clean Checklist Pack — Room by Room (P-267) holds the deep clean that follows a good sort, list by list.
What’s inside (14 pages):
– Cover page
– Start Here — how the challenge works, and the no-guilt rule
– The 100 Days at a Glance — every day on one page
– Days 1–20 — the kitchen
– Days 21–40 — bathroom, linen and clothes
– Days 41–60 — clothes, beds and paper
– Days 61–80 — paper, tech and storage
– Days 81–100 — the last corners
– Sorting Record — what left, in your words
– Items-Out Log — the running list of what left the house
– My Own Areas — blank day cells
– The Look-Back — the round, in your words
– Notes pages
A4 and US Letter (8.5×11″) friendly, print-ready PDF, fully undated — start it any week of the year and print fresh grid pages for a second round.
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