2015 - No Clutter To Be Seen

Casati

Quick update...

462 & 463 couple of bits of jewellery sold on tatbay

Binned / Recycled

464 one magazine
465 old bits of friendly plastic (melty plastic stuff that you bake in the oven & use to make unnatractive jewellery)
466 clipped out recipes
467 broken CD case
467 magazine cuttings
468 used up notebook

And into the bulging sack awaiting rehoming :

469 bottle of craft paint
470, 471 two CDs
472 - 478 vinyl singles. Quite scratched & of no value.

Hopefully a bit more later on. Had to lug the paper recycling to the kerbside earlier. It was like a labour of Hercules.

CookieMonsta

293. Rubbish handcream - binned.

294. Rubbish lipbalm - binned.

115K

276. Cushion cover out.

277. Another cushion cover out. They were wrecked by my pets and then they went a weird colour when I washed them.

278. I ordered a cat carrier so the packaging was put into recycling.

279. Vinegar used up for cleaning and bottle gone.

280. Bleach bottle out.

Barny1979

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94. Bleach bottle into recycling
95. Laptop listed on Facebook sales page
96. Weight bench sold

97. Shower gel bottle used up
98. 17 plastic bottles with codes on for free gifts sent into recycling.
99. Screenwash into car and bottle recycled.
100. Another rusted pizza tray found and recycled
101. Two blown light bulbs changed and binned

S-Iam

Wow! Everyone is being soooo productive. I wonder if the CS will show an increase in donations for the first quarter of this year

DH and I had a very productive weekend. I basically spent Sunday afternoon watching my gorgeous hubby repeatedly strip off whilst he went through and tried on the whole of his wardrobe. I can't think of a better way to spend my time :D:D

Whilst DH has never been fat, since he took his cycling to the next level, his body shape has changed dramatically, hence the need to try on all his clothes.

So
16 tops CS
7 tops rags
Trousers CS
2 pairs of trousers we're hoping to sell on eBay.
3 jumpers - rags due to moth damage :mad:

I spent several hours yesterday reading up on how to get rid of moths. We've tried several things over the years, but nothing has really worked. Cos of my breathing problems we can't use chemicals which limits us. And the natural approach so far hasnt worked. So, I've ordered a whole new selection of natural products and some moth proof garment bags which should protect his clothes in the meantime. Since they seem to prefer DH's clothes to mine, we'll tackle his wardrobe first and then do mine.

During my reading yesterday One of the recommendations was to steam cleaning the carpets to kill the eggs and caterpillars. So I'm thinking of investing in a steam cleaner. Does anyone have any recommendations?

Goldiegirl

A charity bag came through the door, so we have taken the opportunity to fill it. Plus, some other things have sold on eBay.


So, the summary is as follows




179 - 3 dresses – eBay
180 - 4 tops – eBay
181 - Fleece – charity
182 - Jumper – charity
183 - pair of socks – charity
184 - 2 shirts – charity
185 - Slippers – charity
186 - Trainers – charity
187 - Deck shoes – charity
188 - plimsolls – charity

Gingernutty

Rubbish and recycling collected today.

Out today

empty bottle of "Shout" stain remover

two empty cream tubes to be destroyed by the pharmacy

batteries to recycling bucket

blouse to the rag bag - badly stained and can't dye or remove the stain

toiletries set, index cards, plastic bags, trashy romantic novel and t-shirt type blouse - to charity shop

Leaving tonight - two microwavable bags of lentils and two of rice to the food bank box at work and a part used packet of Dettol wipes for use around the office.

mrs-moneypenny

Just had a sewing up and button adding session so 200grms of wool and 11 buttons have been used from the stash and tomorrow 4 baby cardis, 3 pairs of bootees, 2 pairs of mittens and a little hat will be going to work with me for a friend there who's going to be an auntie soon.

jillbe

Good afternoon all declutters, here is my list for today, mainly recycling.....:j

648 yoghurt pots - recycling
649 plastic squash bottle - recycling
650 envelopes, leaflets - recycling
651 plastic packaging - recycling
652 polythene packaging - binned
653 catalogues - recycling
654 cardboard packaging - recycling
656 Tracy Beaker's 2014 annual - wild release

mrs-moneypenny

Had to smile then Elastic I read that and thought you were donating your youngest son to the CS.