Virtually every internet user in the universe has used or been tempted to use Google’s own chart-crushing email client, Gmail. It’s not exactly the most advanced or private client out there, but it’s certainly the most convenient.

However, if you’re not careful enough, convenience can be a double-edged sword. As tempting as it may be, giving your primary Gmail address to all your contacts and services can clutter your inbox, making it nearly impossible to find the important ones when you need them.

If you’ve fallen victim to this chaos and want a clean slate, Gmail lets you — albeit in a messy way — throw everything in the trash. Read on to learn how to delete all your emails from Gmail.

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