2015 - No Clutter To Be Seen

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31. I use a lighter to burn incense and candles and it ran out today.

32. Old bottle of hand wash that gave me a rash on my hands used up as bath foam. The skin on my body isn't as sensitive as my hands.

PixieDust wrote: »

Am I the only one wishing I could rummage in everyone's charity bags before they are given away?

Lol.:D

System

PixieDust wrote: »

Who is bringing it in, Judi? If it's the offspring can their stuff be immediately banished to their rooms?

Not really its hubby. He's a hoarder.

kitty6

PixieDust wrote: »

Am I the only one wishing I could rummage in everyone's charity bags before they are given away?

Me too, my next door neighbour is always putting charity bags out, would love a good rummage.

DundeeDoll

PixieDust wrote: »

Am I the only one wishing I could rummage in everyone's charity bags before they are given away?

you're sposed to be decluttering!!! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Day 14 79) study leave guide from a uni I have never been to and at a loss as to why I had it -> rc
80 - 82) self-help books -> cs
83) driving test theory book and cd -> cs (last of children to pass passed her theory so just her practical to go :T)
84) big box of msdn cds -> bin

TheDoolallyDilly

Just one from me, today, managed to get to the small electrical recycling bank:-

327. Shredder motor (broken) - recycling

Liz_M my local Sue Ryder charity shop will take unsaleable clothes (including things like odd socks, holey socks, worn out (CLEAN!!) underwear) and sell them to the rag man - I just make sure it's clean, put it in a separate bag and label it 'rags', and usually tell the staff when I hand the stuff over. My Mum works in a charity shop, and they take rags, too. Ask in your local charity shop, if that's easier for you to get to.

System

Out:


A box and paperwork under the bed for a phone we no longer have.:D

Some pc software that's out of the ark.

allybee101

37. Another bag of recycling out - mostly paper and card.

I can't believe how much paper there is in my home, I think it's breeding. Still lots to tackle but I am beginning to see gaps in the clutter. Keeping a list is really helping me to remember that I am making progress (so I don't get disheartened).
I need to make a concerted effort on wardrobe this weekend which is still a big sticking point.

PixieDust

I've decluttered and tidied up my craft area....everything has a home and is living where it ought to be (for at least five minutes :cool: )

(later the same day) I have tidied and decluttered the living room bureau

jillbe

80 bookcrossing paperback - wild release
81 plastic containers - recycling
82 used envelopes, labels - recycling
83 newspapers - recycling
84 magazines - recycling
85 catalogue, junk mail and leaflets - recycling
86 unused Xmas cards - recycling
87 broken comb - binned
88 ood tinned semolina - binned
89 Big Issue magazine - hospital restaurant

Billie-jo

PixieDust wrote: »

Am I the only one wishing I could rummage in everyone's charity bags before they are given away?

Maybe we ought to have a 'secret charity bag' day along the lines of secret santa :rotfl:

Have visited the charity shop again today with two bags full and just filled up the bin with the rest of the rubbish that isn't fit for anything else.

A new bag has been started and in it today went -
71 - 85 CD’s c/s
86 - Cardigan c/s
87 - Writing pack c/s
88 - Tights - bin
89 - Load more pens - c/s