20 sneaky things to hide before the photographer shows up. Walk the house, hide the lot, and your home turns up on Domain looking like it is worth more. Not one of them costs a cent.
Toilet roll, the spares, the holder clutter. All of it, gone.
Bathroom bins. Every one. The garage, for the day.
Toothbrushes, toothpaste, face wash on the sink.
Shower products lined up like a chemist. One nice bottle, or none.
Fridge magnets and the kids' art. The door goes bare.
Notices, calendars, school notes on the fridge.
Washing-up on the bench, and the rack beside it.
Tea towels that look lived in. Fresh and folded, or none.
Charging cords and power boards across the floor.
Remotes piled on the coffee table.
Plastic toys. Two wooden ones can stay. The tub can't.
Open shelves crammed full. Edit to 60% and it reads expensive.
Shoes by the door. One pair at most. None is better.
Keys, mail and sunglasses on the console.
Laundry baskets parked in the hallway.
Family photos. Box the faces. Six weeks, then they're back up.
Medicine and vitamins on benches and bedsides.
Pet bowls, leads, litter trays, the bed in the corner.
Washing on the line. Bring it in the night before.
Cars, bins and bikes in the driveway shot. Move them.
Hide the life clutter so the camera shows the house.
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