Archive · 5 Jun 2025
Poop Rule: The Internet's New Decluttering Hack
Imagine you have a bunch of stuff in your house, like old clothes or things you don't use.
Sometimes it's hard to decide what to get rid of.
The 'Poop Rule' is a new way to help.
It's like asking yourself: 'If this item had poop on it, would I still want it?'
If the answer is no, then it's probably something you don't need and can throw away.
This helps because it makes you think about the stuff in a different, less emotional way.
It might be especially helpful for people who have trouble making decisions or have ADHD.
It makes decluttering easier.
The 'Poop Rule' is a decluttering method suggested by lifestyle influencer Amanda Johnson.
The rule prompts users to consider if they would keep an item if it had poop on it.
The method aims to break emotional attachment to items.
Experts suggest the rule might be effective, especially for people with ADHD.
Some find it helpful, while others view it as an attempt to go viral.
- Who
- Introduced by Amanda Johnson, a lifestyle influencer.
- What
- The 'Poop Rule', a decluttering method.
- When
- Recently
- Where
- Not specified
- Why
- To help people overcome emotional attachment to items and simplify decluttering decisions.
- Influencer
- Amanda Johnson
- Rule Name
- Poop Rule
- Purpose
- Decluttering
- Benefit
- Aids decision-making