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The Great Declutter - 18 months on
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in
groceries
ebay win x2
out
large chair
13 ebay sales
recycling
boots
kids chair
roll of wallpaperSave 12k in 2015 member 187. £62.50/60000 -
poorbutrich wrote: »Decluttering is going ok over here, but does anyone have any ideas for what to do with the number of chargers I have (and don't know which phones they fit)?
I can't bear to send stuff to landfill, have tried freecycle and can't find my camera charger to list on ebay! Is there a company like Mazuma, Envirofone etc that recycles chargers???
Chargers shouldn't got to landfill since the introduction of the WEEE directive (I realise this sadly isn't enforceable for householders), so you local recycling centre should have a section for electrical waste where they will be separated for resuse or recycling.
Alternatively, most of the phone recycling schemes (e.g. foneback) take chargers, manuals and accessories - they can then match them up with the phones they've been sent or send them for remanufacturing/recycling & material recovery.
Wilf - I'm sure I've asked before... do you live in a tardis??? I don't understand how there is still stuff coming out of your house!0 -
must declutter must declutter must declutter!
DD2 to school DS about to leave for 2 hour driving lesson.
Going to take binbag into our room.....
would most like to declutter sore throat and runny nose....:jFlylady and proud of it:j0 -
In and now pending out til Sunday: One software package as a gift for someone.
Out: A bag of rubbish, another wire coathanger, some food I'll be eating for lunch, and a packet of biscuits and 2 packs of crisps I'll take to work tonight.0 -
greenbee 3 bed council house actually...but in feb there were 9 of us here now - 3 less dd1 got her own house - and i am a hoarder but trying to be ruthless!!
you should see the amount of carp still in here!
no matter what i declutter there is alway more
9 peoples worth or worldly goods to sell on ebay !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Save 12k in 2015 member 187. £62.50/60000 -
greenbee 3 bed council house actually...but in feb there were 9 of us here now - 3 less dd1 got her own house - and i am a hoarder but trying to be ruthless!!
you should see the amount of carp still in here!
no matter what i declutter there is alway more
9 peoples worth or worldly goods to sell on ebay !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I can't believe that with all that stuff and all those people there was room to move
You should be rich by the time you've ebayed all that stuff though0 -
get well soon wishes to those who need them!! Three of us were ill last week
Anyway, not a lot to update:
IN:- couple of Xmas pressies
- Baby Led Weaning book from ebay
- 2 violin books from ebay
- DD bought a sock for her mobile phone
- 1/2 dozen books from my mum
- 1/2 dozen magazines from mum
- 2 carrier bags of book to school
- pile of magazines to school
- batteries, old greetings cards & milk bottle tops to school
- 2 jumpers and one baby vest to rags for recycling - eaten by washing machine:mad:
- odd socks (4) to rag recycling
- some paperwork filed/ shredded/ recycled as appropriate
- carpet to be tipped
- lots to be ebayed:o
greent xI am the master of my fate; I am the captain of my soulRepaid mtge early (orig 11/25) 01/09 £124616 01/11 £89873 01/13 £52546 01/15 £12133 07/15 £NILNet sales 2024: £200 -
I'm back - haven't been around since the start of August - so much other stuff going on and money saving, decluttering etc have all gone out the window a bit
But I want to try and get back into in gently over the next few weeks so I can hit the ground running January :A
So over the last few months the big things we've done are:
buy a new filing cabinet thing for our office and fill it, and file all the stuff from the floor away too :rolleyes: - need to keep on top of that now.
Do a big de-clutter in the garage - completely filling the boot and back seats of our focus with all sorts of stuff
We've also been very good at putting paper etc straight in the recycling bins which is good and helps the mess.
I have got a few new clothes recently so I need to declutter my wardrobe and we got a new tv but the old one in currently in the garage so that needs sorting....
I'm aiming to post every day nowInitial Mortgage January 2024 - £160,000
Initial Mortgage free date - January 2058
Mortgage as of 1st February 2024 - £159,134.98
Overpayments to date - £79.62
Current Mortgage free date - January 20580 -
in - a few extras for tea
out - some rubbish
need a kick up the behind, but having a CBA day - I promise I'll be back on track tomorrow.... my house is getting there... well it's clean and clutter free that you can see but if anyone remembers the episode of Anthea Turner's Perfect Housewife well I'm like the Connie cupboards lady........0 -
- 2 jumpers and one baby vest to rags for recycling - eaten by washing machine:mad:
Greent... it seems your washing machine is very hungry again :rotfl:
I know its not funny but it does make me smile when you say your clothes have been eaten! I have visions of a washing machine with teeth!
Hope your resting lots debidoodle
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