102 things to throw away from your old home when moving to a new home.

Often we find it too difficult to clean out clutter, especially when you are moving to a new house. So to help you out in throwing away  your unwanted things without missing the things which you need, I am listing out 101 types of items that you can dispose.You really dont have to throw away these things but you can also recycle, sell or donate thses things.

1. Clothes that don't fit
2. Old towels
3. Old toiletries
4. DVDs you don't watch
5. Stained clothing you can't clean
6. Expired coupons
7. Shoes that don't fit or that you don't wear
8. Dried-up nail polish
9. Old t-shirts
10. Socks with holes
11. Pens that don't work
12. Snacks your pets don't eat
13. Rusty jewelry
14. Purses you never use
15. Old spices
16. Extra photo prints
17. The other side of a pair of lost earrings
18. Dried flowers
19. Outdated electronics
20. Broken or old Mobile cases
21. Travel brochures
22. Magnets
23. Used and ripped envelopes
24. Necklaces and bracelets with broken clasps
25. Worn-out shoes
26. Bobby pins
27. Clothes that are outdated
28. Old calendars
29. Expired food
30. Unused stationery, stickers, and sticky notes
31. Scraps of wrapping paper
32. Receipts you don't need
33. Expired sauces
34. Old or unused hangers
35. Broken electronics
36. Old folders
37. Scarves you never wear
38. Old paperwork
39. Old pillows
40. Cell phone accessories you don't use anymore
41. Books you've already read and don't want to display
42. Leftover change
43. Toys your pets don't play with
44. Unused vases
45. Games that are missing pieces
46. Old artwork or old children's artwork
47. Old wallets that you don't use
48. Old school books you'll never use again
49. Broken kitchen equipment
50. Old bank statements
51. Old bank statements
52. Delete emails you don't need
53. Papers you have backed up on the computer
54. Damaged clothing you can't mend
55. Bills you don't need to keep
56. Extra tupperware you don't need
57. Hair elastics that have lost stretchiness
58. Hair accessories you don't use
59. Kitchen things you don't use
60. Cooking utensils you have two of
61. Gifts you don't like
62. Old makeup
63. Expired or sample-sized toiletries
64. Extra buttons
65. Expired medication
66. Scratched nonstick cookware
67. Stockings with runs
68. Old underwear or swimwear that's losing its stretch
69. Old prom dresses
70. Clothing you've outgrown
71. Cables and wires you don't use
72. Worn-out sheets and bedding
73. Empty or near-empty bottles of cleaning products
74. Cables and wires you don't use
75. Worn-out sheets and bedding
76. Empty or near-empty bottles of cleaning products
77. Spare furniture parts you don't need
78. Furniture manuals
79. Clothing you've outgrown
80. Old mending buttons for clothing you no longer have
81. Worn-out bath mats
82. Random containers and jars
83. Old unused batteries
84. Extra and unused coffee mugs
85. Wrinkled ribbon and bows for gift wrap
86. Old cell phones
87. Old mail
88. Junk mail
89. Old crayons or art supplies, plus markers that have run out of ink
90. Old shopping bags
91. Broken Christmas decorations
92. Christmas lights that don't work
93. Computer cords, firewire cord, etc. that you don't use
94. CDs for old computer programs
95. Old and outdated software
96. Wedding invites
97. Magazines
98. Flatware, glasses, and plates that don't match the rest of your collection, plus dingy children's plates you no longer use
99. Ripped denim
100. Old manuals to electronics
101. Extra buttons that come with newly purchased clothes
102.  Freebie or promotional t-shirts you never wear