clear out
phr. v..phr. v.. to remove things you do not need from a place to make it tidy.
phr. v.. to empty a space or container by removing its contents, typically to organize it or dispose of unwanted items.
I need to clear out my closet this weekend.
After living in the same house for twenty years, they spent weeks clearing out the attic before moving.
The new manager decided to clear out the old files to make room for the digital archiving system.
often used with rooms, cupboards, or drawers as the object.
contrast with 'clean up' (which focuses on dirt/mess) and 'tidy up' (which focuses on order); 'clear out' specifically implies removal of items to create empty space.
I cleared out it.I cleared it out.when the object is a pronoun like 'it', it must go between the verb and the particle.