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The Great Declutter - 18 months on
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poorbutrich wrote: »Welcome to the thread and happy decluttering! I am terrified of posting on the eBay thread after asking what I thought was a straightforward question about paypal! Much more supportive over here:T
Hi Poorbutrich, I'm not bad on Ebay/paypal as I've used them for years so you can always ask me. My DH has a lot of expensive hobbies that get dropped so we've sold a lot of stuff on Ebay over the years to keep us from drowning in it all (and he's bought a lot for new hobbies:mad:).Mortgage to clear asap! - [STRIKE]£148,874.38 [/STRIKE]as at 1 May 2013£79,176.55 May 2018£59,516.06 July 2019November 2020 £35,914.620 -
trouble is how do you deal with an OH wants to keep everything 'just in case' do you have any tips as to persude him to clear things out??
Iam
The only tip that I have is "Clear it out while he is at work" :eek: well that's what I do :rotfl:
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My birthday pressie from hubby, only 2 weeks late was caught up in the postal strike :rolleyes:.
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Plastic, tin and paper to recycling bin.0 -
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New deodorant
New cleanser
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Impulse-bought scrapbook brought back to shop from whence it was purchased (one of three - I will actually use the other two)Please call me 'Pickle'
No More Buying Books: ???
No More Buying DVDs: ???
NMB Toiletries ??? and I've gone back for my Masters at the University of Use Ups!
Proud to be dealing with her debts 1198~
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In: New capo for my guitar.
Out: 2 cans of Pepsi!
In and out at the same time: Mail.0 -
debidoodle wrote: »trouble is how do you deal with an OH wants to keep everything 'just in case' do you have any tips as to persude him to clear things out??
Iam
The only tip that I have is "Clear it out while he is at work" :eek: well that's what I do :rotfl:
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My birthday pressie from hubby, only 2 weeks late was caught up in the postal strike :rolleyes:.
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Plastic, tin and paper to recycling bin.
i clear out hubbys stuff when he's at work too! And his obsession with books.....the ones from his degree - 20+ years ago:eek::eek:....however these are being removed slowly (charity bags) along with books about computers we haven't had for 10+ years!
Men!:jFlylady and proud of it:j0 -
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Groceries
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Paper recyclingfinal unsecured debt to repay currently £8333Proud to be Dealing With my DebtDFW Nerd 1154 Long Haul 1550 -
In: Free sample of Lenor in the post, small amount of groceries.
Out: 2 bags of rubbish and the crate I liberated from Lidl to carry said groceries home in (later on, when I go out again).0 -
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cushion cover off ebay - lovely
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empty tin of paint...another to go soon
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topbargainhunter wrote: »Hi Poorbutrich, I'm not bad on Ebay/paypal as I've used them for years so you can always ask me. My DH has a lot of expensive hobbies that get dropped so we've sold a lot of stuff on Ebay over the years to keep us from drowning in it all (and he's bought a lot for new hobbies:mad:).
That's very sweet of you :A thank you.
It was a problem with paypal - which after weeks and weeks of their emails finally has been sorted. I was trying to sell lots of furniture in anticipation of a house move and they froze my account due to "anti money laundering laws" which is a joke as the only money laundering I can afford to do was when I found 10p in the washing machine!
Thanks to this thread though, most of our belongings went on freecycle, in newspaper ads and through car boot sales!
My big clutter problem is magazines and paperwork, so am I trying to stay on top of it rather than let it build up. Again, thanks to this thread and flylady!Overpay!0 -
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newspapers and other paper recycling
bottles and recyclingSave 12k in 2015 member 187. £62.50/60000
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