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2014 decluttering thread (part 3)
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Out today
1 handbag and some decorative pots to the charity shop
Old toiletries in the bin
Old boxes used as ebay packaging0 -
Decluttered: one small pile of old birthday cards, a small used up handcream, some ood make up and some 'ecosoil' which had shrivelled up and couldn't be rescued. I've also got an old vase to wash up and take to a charity shop.
I'm running out of boxes & bag to pack all my stuff into, should've made a better job of the decluttering earlier in the year!Make £2025 in 2025- £751.88/£2025
Make £2024 in 2024- £852.21/£2024
74/200- bust my craft stash 2025!
166/200- bust my craft stash 2024! £106.80 spent
211/200- bust my craft stash 2023!0 -
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Out of date and opened since I don't know when. Not worth the risk.
Pollys::o
I would have done a sniff test first
Finally finished going through my clothes drawers and can add the following yo the list:
1 x pair of jeans
1 x blouse
1 x dress
2 x skirts
2 x trousers
I have also started on the bedroom bookcase and added an exercise DVD to the charity box list.
It's amazing how much stuff we actually collect in our homes. My drawers still seem full despite what I have placed in the charity box :eek: I still need to try blouses on as they are all different sizes due to weight loss and I'm sure there will be those that just look too big to get away with but I will leave that task until next week I think.2016 Grocery Challenge January: £296.20/£300 February: £262.05/£3000 -
morning all
another book finished and put on the pass on pile
2 bras in CS bag
CD in CS bag
towel in CS bagSPC~12 ot 124
In a world that has decided that it's going to lose its mind, be more kind my friend, try to Be More Kind0 -
Also threw out three bras this week - couldnt even hang them on the washing line they were so ragged!!
Keep finding little bits to dispose of.
Have finally decluttered a pair of curtains into a table cloth, 4 napkins and two dinning chair seat pad covers.
Also used a third of an old duvet for seat pads.
We're getting there - slowly....Saving 1 animal wont change the world - but it will change the world for that 1 animal
25 for 2025
2025 Frugal Living Challenge
2025 DECLUTTERING CAMPAIGN MrsSD
Let Thrift shopping thrive in 25!
Make Do, Mend & Minimise in 2025 (and 2024)0 -
All doing well ....... we have slowed down with the kids holidays but have managed to clear the kitchen cupboards and drawers, I still delight in opening the cupboard and seeing lovely clean white shelves instead of jam packed rubbish. Also started the toy storage shelves yesterday and recycled a huge pile of drawings and sticker books which had been completed. I want to do the girls bedroom cupboard next but it is a huge job so need to build myself up for it ;0)June GC Budget - 310/400
July GC Budget - 445/400
2 adults and 2 children0 -
just back from taking 5 bags of stuff down the clothes bankSPC~12 ot 124
In a world that has decided that it's going to lose its mind, be more kind my friend, try to Be More Kind0 -
suzeesu2000 wrote: »Also threw out three bras this week - couldnt even hang them on the washing line they were so ragged!!
Keep finding little bits to dispose of.
Have finally decluttered a pair of curtains into a table cloth, 4 napkins and two dinning chair seat pad covers.
Also used a third of an old duvet for seat pads.
We're getting there - slowly....
That's a good idea for the old duvet
I've cut an old pillow in half and sewn the edges to give extra padding for the dog's beds. He's got one in the kitchen and one in the bedroom and they're now nicely padded
Have managed a bit more decluttering of the bedroom bookcase this afternoon and another 24 books are in the charity box. Lots of papers have been shredded and there are now a couple of empty folders. Have another two shelves and then that's sorted as well2016 Grocery Challenge January: £296.20/£300 February: £262.05/£3000 -
DH just off to the tip/recycling bank/charity shop with another boot full of stuff. Too much stuff to list individually.
Happy decluttering.
PollysMFW 1/5/08 £45,789 Cleared mortgage 1/02/13
Weight loss challenge. At target weight.0
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