Darryl Dias

07 Dec 2016 in

Keeping your Mac clean can be a difficult task if you use Homebrew to install packages for development and testing purpose and without correctly installing the right packages, it may bloat your system, taking up unwanted storage space.

This one command will uninstall all the packages install through Homebrew.

<pre class="wp-block-code">```
brew remove --force $(brew list) --ignore-dependencies  

You can also run.
```
brew list -1 | xargs brew rm
```
```

To remove unused archives run.

```
```
brew cleanup 
```
```

To remove `Cask` packages

```
```
brew cask remove --force $(brew cask list)
```
```

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