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2014 decluttering thread (part 3)
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5 more (but still so much to go..)
201. book - cs
202. garden seat pads - cs
203. advert book - bin
204. advertising book - bin
205. old diary - binI'm not a failure if I don't make it, I'm a success because I :tried!0 -
We started decluttering my partners house at the weekend ready for me moving in
1 - Pair of black mens shoes split across top of both & squeaks when he walks! - bin
2 - Broken ceramic dish - bin
3 - 4 old toothbrushes - bin
4 - 2 travel size empty shower gels - bin (wasn't too impressed by that as I was keeping them to fill when we go camping at the weekend!)
5 - 2 doors - to be sold
6 - Broken kettle - put to one side as not entirely sure it can be binned
7 - old mirror - tip pile
He's now got the bug and I've left him to carry on this week0 -
Libby, the kettle should go to your local recycling centre as it's WEEE and shouldn't go to landfill
This weekend, I have decluttered one book, and congratulated myself on not decluttering the witches hat I had lurking, as I used it for a fancy dress party!
I've also managed to use up a tub of hair mask, a big bottle of shampoo and will have finished a tub of exfoliating shower gel tomorrow. Decluttering mode has shifted more towards packing- I'm sorting out things as I go, but as we're moving into a bit of a project house (3 weeks!!!), and we don't really know what we'll need, I'm err-ing on the side of caution a bit too much!
I am going to have a bit more of a go at ebay-ing when we get moved in. I've never had much luck with it, but everyone else here seems to do well! I think I need to buy more things to get myself a better rating, then I might do a bit better?Make £2025 in 2025- £751.88/£2025
Make £2024 in 2024- £852.21/£2024
97/200- bust my craft stash 2025!
166/200- bust my craft stash 2024! £106.80 spent
211/200- bust my craft stash 2023!0 -
I haven't done anymore in the kitchen yet as I'm conserving energy
I have however gone through some of my clothes drawers today and collected the following for the charity box:
2 x pyjamas
2 x bras
2 x nighties
1 x leggings
1 x blouse
1 x skirt
and a glasses case.
In the bin went 7 pairs of pants and a tatty bra.
So far so good. Just got the two chest of drawers to go through then I can nag OH to do his but I will probably end up doing a sneaky sort through :rotfl:2016 Grocery Challenge January: £296.20/£300 February: £262.05/£3000 -
Hello all - it's my first post ever! I'm so inspired by all your decluttering, but don't seem to be able to get going myself. I work full time and have a busy social life, and really just don't know where to start as everything seems to need longer than the time I have. When I do get going, I seem to flit between different rooms and the garden - can't seem to focus. Any suggestions?3-6 month EF Challenge Member #19: £3590/£6000.[/B] Craft destash from 22.5.22: 46/200. Declutter from 22.5.22: 105/250 Car finance PAID OFF £7,848.88 IN 2019 (0% LOB)0
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goodness it's been a while (2013?), but back on the decluttering bandwagon and determined to declutter 2014 by end of the year. So first week's declutter which I have been keeping a written note of...
1 Magazine
2 Book
3-20 plant pots
21 Kleenezee mag
22 Broken mug
23 Crazy cat toy
24 Rubber gloves (perished - and I was keeping them because?)
25 -34 more pots
35 washing machine
36 -44 yet more pots
45-49 surplus spice jars
50 handcream container
51-52 old printer cartridges
53 broken garlic press
54-63 magazines
64 toy
65-57 bags
68 over-trousers, too small for anyone in our house
69-70 jewelry stands
71-72 out of date toiletries (as in well out of date!)
73 lanyard
74 labels
75-86 magazines
87 plant trayMrsSD declutter medals 2023 🏅🏅🏅⭐⭐ 2025
25 for 25: 371 / 625
declutter: 173 / 2025
frogs eaten: 100 -
Hello all - it's my first post ever! I'm so inspired by all your decluttering, but don't seem to be able to get going myself. I work full time and have a busy social life, and really just don't know where to start as everything seems to need longer than the time I have. When I do get going, I seem to flit between different rooms and the garden - can't seem to focus. Any suggestions?
Start on one section of one room at a time would be my adviceFor example, we have a kitchen diner which has lots of stuff that needs sorting so I've sectioned it into 9 areas. So far I've gone through four sections. But by bit it will start to make a difference
2016 Grocery Challenge January: £296.20/£300 February: £262.05/£3000 -
DundeeDoll wrote: »goodness it's been a while (2013?), but back on the decluttering bandwagon and determined to declutter 2014 by end of the year. So first week's declutter which I have been keeping a written note of...
1 Magazine
2 Book
3-20 plant pots
21 Kleenezee mag
22 Broken mug
23 Crazy cat toy
24 Rubber gloves (perished - and I was keeping them because?)
25 -34 more pots
35 washing machine
36 -44 yet more pots
45-49 surplus spice jars
50 handcream container
51-52 old printer cartridges
53 broken garlic press
54-63 magazines
64 toy
65-57 bags
68 over-trousers, too small for anyone in our house
69-70 jewelry stands
71-72 out of date toiletries (as in well out of date!)
73 lanyard
74 labels
75-86 magazines
87 plant tray
That's really good going. I'm impressed2016 Grocery Challenge January: £296.20/£300 February: £262.05/£3000 -
Loads of stuff gone to the tip today. I feel quite uplifted.:A
I have to go and declutter the weeds in the garden later. We got rid of our shed so the weeds seem more noticeable now.:rotfl:HOUSE MOVE FUND £16,000/ £19,000
DECLUTTERING 2015 439 ITEMS
“Don’t let your happiness depend on something you may lose.”0
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