Why Non-Essentials Are Costing You More Than You Think
In Toronto, where cost of living keeps climbing, holding onto stuff you don’t use anymore—can actually cost you more than you think. If something been sittin around untouched for over a year, it probably don’t belong in your space anymore. These are what we call non-essentials.
Clutter Adds Stress (and Expense)
Whether it’s old electronics, tangled cables, or extra kitchen appliances, they take up room and adds to stress. When you live in the GTA, every inch matters. With average living expenses in Toronto going up, clutter isn’t just a visual problem—it’s a financial one too.
We’ve seen this often during moves. Folks scramble last minute, throw stuff in garbage bags, and it ends up costing them more in time and labor. Planning ahead and cutting down on items early can make a big difference. For more tips, check our post on how to declutter your home and save you money on your next move.
Make Space—And Peace of Mind
A cleaner space means more than just less to pack. It gives you clarity and helps you feel more in control. If you’re relocating to another Toronto neighborhood, this is the perfect time to reassess what really matters.
Trusted by Toronto for Over 15 Years
At Toronto Unique Moving, we’ve been helping folks like you move smarter. Our commitment to service has earned recognition across the city—read more about that in our post on being recognized for our work.
So ask yourself: if you didn’t touch it in 12 months, do you even still need it?
If not, probly time to let it go.
