Wong has reorganised his storeroom and kitchen cabinets a number of times during the Covid-19 pandemic. Photos: Andrew Wong
Like many Malaysians, Kuala Lumpur-based information technology manager Andrew Wong, 41, has been practising social distancing since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.
But he isn’t complaining that the conditional movement control order has been extended till next month. That’s because he has an assortment of activities to keep him occupied within his apartment in Danau Desa, Setapak.
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Wong has reorganised his storeroom and kitchen cabinets a number of times during the Covid-19 pandemic. Photos: Andrew Wong
Start small when decluttering your home.
It is important to declutter regularly and get rid of unwanted items. Photo: Filepic
Arrange items according to height. Throw away expired goods.
Tidying expert Kondo says that more time spent at home can inspire people to organise their things. Photo: Filepic
Wong has been keeping busy with many activities, including painting his apartment, during the stay-home period.
Wong ensures his fridge is cleaned regularly and well-stocked with healthy and nutritious items.
It is important to declutter regularly and get rid of unwanted items. Photo: Ann Marie Chandy
If something doesn't spark joy anymore, bin it. Photo: Filepic
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