Simple Home Energy Saving Tips: Declutter & Repair for Better Flow
- Nathalie Jones
- Oct 31, 2024
- 2 min read
Updated: Jun 26

Sometimes, the simplest changes create the most powerful shifts.
When working to change the energy in your home, it might be tempting to go big—adding elaborate crystals, new furniture, or bold Feng Shui cures. But in reality, true transformation often begins with the basics: simple home energy saving tips like small repairs and mindful decluttering.
Before reaching for enhancements, ask yourself:
What simple improvements can I make to create better flow and feel in my space?
Start Where You Are
A client recently asked me: “My abundance area has sentimental items stored away. It’s in a metal element area—should I add more metal?”
My answer? Don’t overcomplicate it. Before layering in elemental corrections or cures, declutter.
By clearing what no longer serves you, you create room for aligned energy—and opportunities—to enter. These are the types of simple home energy saving tips that truly make a difference: no fancy gadgets, just clarity, care, and intention.
Walk Through with Fresh Eyes
Start at your front door and work your way in. Make a list of small repairs or updates that are often overlooked. Try to view your home objectively, as if you’re seeing it for the first time.
These seemingly small details matter. In Feng Shui, broken or malfunctioning items can reflect stagnant energy, blocked progress, or unresolved emotional patterns.
Common “Energy Drainers” to Address:
• Squeaky hinges or sticky doors
• Stove burners that don’t light evenly
• Dripping faucets or leaky pipes
• Dim or burnt-out lightbulbs
• Faulty doorbells or broken clocks
• Dirty or streaky windows
• Overflowing trash bins
• Toilets that constantly run or clog
• Pathways that are blocked or cluttered
• Front steps with peeling paint or cracks
• Electronics or appliances that no longer work
Each of these, when left unchecked, can subtly disrupt your daily energy. Addressing them isn’t just a chore—it’s part of a larger ritual that restore balance and vitality to your home.
Why It Matters
A home in disrepair not only affects functionality—it also reflects and influences your internal state. When you take care of your environment, it starts to take care of you in return.
So before diving into advanced Feng Shui enhancements, ground your efforts in simplicity:
• Declutter what no longer supports your present life
• Repair what’s broken
• Clear the path for energy (and opportunity) to flow in
Your home is a reflection of your life. Keep it vibrant, clear, and intentional.
Need help identifying energy blocks in your space? Schedule a personalized Feng Shui consultation to discover how small shifts can make a big impact.
~ Nathalie xoxo
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