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2015 - No Clutter To Be Seen

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  • Dizzy_Imp
    Dizzy_Imp Posts: 2,782 Forumite
    Tenth Anniversary 1,000 Posts Name Dropper Photogenic
    Hi there. I know quite late in the year, but could I join you please?

    This year was my mission to de-clutter.... I would love to get chickens in the garden and love sewing but never have time, but I feel like I can't really do these things until I get my home in order (at least partially).
    Hello Turningacorner :wave: never too late to start flinging clutter!

    124. Yin/yang candle burner that DH brought from his old life. Chipped and grotty now. BIN
    125. Odd curtain finial - doesn't seem to match anything in the house!? BIN
    126. Another broken coaster. BIN
    127. Plastic screwup Easter egg container. BIN
    128. Large cardboard box from delivery. RECYCLING

    Worked through my room of doom last week, so I have a large box of shizzle to sort through and fling, donate, gift or BIN this week.
  • Morning All
    Welcome new declutterbugs. Hope your no longer needed stuff is exiting at a satisfactory rate, never to return 😃...
    I have a few days leave as it's half term here. Hoping to do a few fun things with DS and DD, but also achieve a bit of flinging. Kids' bedrooms are in really good state, orderly and clutter free, but my room could do with a declutter session. Underwear drawer definitely needs a good sort!
    Been keeping on top of lots of areas, but there are always a few battles still to be won.
    DD had new winter boots yesterday, her old summer baseball boots have gone straight in the bin (not fit for CS, she's worn them to death) together with all the packaging from new ones.
    Better get started. I've been sleeping until gone 9am last few days, think I must have been limping to my few days off work!
    Keep going all.
    Guineapigsqueaks x


    Keep Smiling :)
  • Dizzy_Imp
    Dizzy_Imp Posts: 2,782 Forumite
    Tenth Anniversary 1,000 Posts Name Dropper Photogenic
    129. Betty Crocker Devil's cake mix
    130. Betty Crocker Red Velvet cake mix
    131. Can of vegetable soup
    132. Can of kidney beans
    133. Can of condensed milk

    Just a quick update with my son's contribution to the Harvest Festival hampers from school. Cleared items that I won't/don't use = decluttering result!
  • Oh dear.... Fell right off the wagon with decluttering!

    Got two charity shop bags sitting on the landing and an eBay bag in my bedroom, they've been lurking their for weeks :-/

    47 - 48. Two old pillows.
    49. Broken sunglasses
    50. Smelly slippers
  • jillbe
    jillbe Posts: 150 Forumite
    Good morning all declutterers........:j
    1574 finished washing-up sponge - binned
    1575 garden debris, leaves etc. - compost bin
    1576 paper items, envelopes, labels etc. - recycling
    1577 finished toothpaste tube - binned
    1578 worn-out pyjama shorts - binned
    1579 large yoghurt pot - recycling
    1580 cardboard packaging - recycling
    1581 foodbin - put out
    1582 rubbish bin - put out
    1583 finished gel pen/ballpoint pen - binned
    1584 takeaway coffee cups - recycling
    1585 unwanted diary - recycling
    1586 plastic packaging - recycling
    1587-88 veggie crisps/cheese - church lunch
  • I know I shouldn't get it, as it's just more clutter, but I do read and pass on. I get a monthly glossy magazine free with my bank account and at present it's House Beautiful. I was very excited to receive this month's edition with the headline "The Big Declutter". Looking forward to learning lots of new tips for ditching what I don't need, it's basically just "here's lots of lovely storage you could buy to hold all your clutter"! Not quite what I was hoping for. I'll stick with the boards here, I think.:)
    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)
  • Casati
    Casati Posts: 364 Forumite
    Thanks TheDoolallyDilly , I have quite surprised myself too! To anyone who's struggling or just starting, keep going, I started at just a few items too, you'll get there, just keep chipping away...aanyway...updates...

    1990: jacket
    1991: pair of boots
    1992: cardigan
    1993, 1994 two necklaces
    1995-2000 five books
    2001: old pillow
    2002: bracelet
    2003: pair of shoes
    2004: ye olde bank statements all shredded
    2005: pair of random shoulder pads that I removed from something many moons ago...
    2006: shower gel UU
    2007, 2008 two pairs of tights
    2009: concealer UU
    2010: top
    2011: bag of fabric scraps
    2012: ball of wool
    2013: lipgloss UU
    2014: set of plastic stencils


    wait for it...wait for it .....

    2015 and target reached ........ reels of thread used up WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    2016: temporary tattoos
    2017-2021 four magazines
    2022 bubble bath UU
    2016: No Clutter to Be Seen 805/2016
    2015 Grand total 2301/2015
  • wannalot
    wannalot Posts: 186 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 100 Posts Name Dropper Combo Breaker
    32-41. DVD box sets to charity shop
    42&43. plastic boxes, binned
    44. Old microwave, broke last week, and now binned.
    45. Borrowed printer - returned to office

    Over the next week or two, I am going to tackle a cupboard full of old video tapes. Any which are old family wedding/birthday videos will be scanned onto disc, and most of the others will be binned. This will free up a lot of space, and get rid of stuff I haven't even looked at in years!

    I also have two big boxes of paperwork to wade through.

    And the most painful of all will be mum's wheelchair. I'm going to try to give it to charity, but somehow that seems like yet another stage of saying goodbye to her. I'd like to hand it over to someone who will benefit from it, but I dread seeing it go, if you know what I mean.
    2025 goals
    GC: April £100
    Savings: save £6K (or move house)
    Health: Lose 3 stone
    Mind: read at least 24 books
  • jillbe
    jillbe Posts: 150 Forumite
    Good afternoon all declutterers on this wet, autumnal afternoon....:j
    1589 paper items, labels, envelopes etc. - recycling
    1590-1594 plastic flask cups - charity bag
    1595 Bleak House dvd - charity bag
    1596-1600 paperback books - charity bag
    1601 cardboard packaging - recycling
    1602 plastic packaging - recycling
    1603 Playstation dvd - charity bag
    1604-1602 china eggcups - charity bag
    1603 1 metal cd holder - charity bag
    1604 ceramic tealight holder - charity bag
    1605 magnetic fridge magnet - charity bag
    1606 large magnetic wall sign - charity bag
    1607-1608 soft toys - charity bag
    1609-1616 various ladies belts - charity bag
    1617-1622 various cds - charity bag
  • Late to bed tonight, been around the house and put back all the clocks, making sure I get my extra hour asleep 😊.
    Few bits in a bag by front door ready to go to CS. A pair of boots, pair of tracky bottoms, small hand bag that DD informs me is too babyish for her now, pair of jeans. Hopefully add a few more bits tomorrow. Also, threw away cheap fountain pen that was a bit scratchy to write with.
    Hoping to be a bit more productive tomorrow. Did get some jobs done today, but I was hardly Wonder Woman.
    Guineapigsqueaks x


    Keep Smiling :)
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