How many mugs are hiding in your home?

Gather your everyday favourites, the chipped ones, the “just for Christmas” ones, and yes… even the sentimental mugs you’ve been holding onto for years.

👉 Once you’ve got them all together, take a photo, head over to the Pop-Up Facebook Group and post your mug count using the hashtag #countandconfess

Now decide how many mugs feels right for your home, but try to nudge yourself just a little outside your comfort zone.

Aim for a number that’s practical for everyday life, realistic for how you actually use your kitchen, and still pushes you towards creating a calmer, more streamlined space.

How many free samples and half-used toiletries are hiding in your home?

Gather the hotel minis, the travel-sized bits, the barely-used bottles, the “I’ll finish that one day” lotions, and yes… even the ones you kept just in case.

👉 Take a photo, head over to the Pop-Up Facebook Group, and post your total using the hashtag #countandconfess

Create a Use First Container for all your freebies and half-used toiletries

Now you can work through them easily and intentionally, avoid waste and save money.

How many shoes do you have?

Include every pair - the ones by the front door, in cupboards and racks downstairs, in your bedroom, and anywhere else they might be hiding.

👉 Take a photo, head over to the Pop-Up Facebook Group, and post your total using the hashtag #countandconfess

If you’re astonished by how many shoes you have, it might be the perfect moment to let a few pairs go.

If you’ve kept your collection to a reasonable amount, take a moment to congratulate yourself. Great work!

How many cleaning products do you have?

Gather them from under the sink, the utility room, bathrooms, cupboards, the garage - anywhere they tend to hide.

👉 Take a photo, head over to the Pop-Up Facebook Group, and post your total using the hashtag #countandconfess

Now declutter your cleaning products.

Let go of the duplicates, the bottles you no longer use, the half-empty ones you’ve replaced, and anything that’s past its best. Aim to keep only the products that genuinely work for you and support a simpler, more effective cleaning routine.