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2015 - No Clutter To Be Seen
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Hello. Doing my best to start on the de-clutter! I have enough stuff to fill a huge skip I think.....
Anyway, time to clear it out and sort it out. Stuff to sell on and stuff for charity shops, and stuff for the bin. Already filled my bin with rubbish. Makes you wonder where it all comes from. Hope you do not mind me joining your thread. You would not believe how much I have to do, and this may give me more motivation.0 -
Morning all, here is my list.......:T
356 1 black hooded jumper - charity bag
357 fizzy drink bottle - recycling
358-362 t shirts - charity bag
363 polo shirt - charity bag
364 magazines - recycling
365 newspapers - recycling
366 sympathy cards - recycling
367-372 t shirts - charity bag0 -
Afternoon All.
I'm gradually filling my next bin bag for the charity shop, few outgrown bits from DS and DD, few of my clothes that I'll not wear again and some costume jewellery I no longer like or which annoys me when I wear it. I have also filled a carrier bag of rubbish for bin or recycling, old pants, empty bottles, broken make up bits, that sort of thing.
So, my make up basket and hair product/brushes basket (I like baskets, preferably with lids to keep dust out) are both immaculately tidy and contain only stuff I need). Going to do stuff in bottom of my wardrobe in a minute. I suspect I have some party shoes which I once loved, but no longer like which can go. Also quite a lot of dust. So, it's all being pulled out, cleaned and only stuff I still like is going back.
Welcome to newcomers to the thread, wishing you much happy decluttering. And for those of you feeling overwhelmed, keep going, just one little job at a time and stand back and admire what you have achieved, while doing your best to ignore what's still to go. It will only get easier with each bag of stuff that goes and each cupboard or drawer or pile of stuff you sort.
Guineapigsqueaks x
Keep Smiling0 -
126. Mostly used candle in a big jar - binned.
127. Old Muslin face cloth - binned
130 - 128. 3 ebay parcels postedDecluttering 2015: 2162/20150 -
Some random stuff out today.
86. Needle.
87. Pin.
I don't sew so have no idea why I was keeping them for "emergencies" as I don't have any thread.:D
88. Little brush that came with a lady electric razor binned as I've never used it.
89. Packaging from the flea drops for my cats and dogs into recycling.
90. Cat food sachets put away into boxes on shelf so they are hidden and the box put into recycling.HOUSE MOVE FUND £16,000/ £19,000
DECLUTTERING 2015 439 ITEMS
“Don’t let your happiness depend on something you may lose.”0 -
Got a few things to list. Not going to number as can get a bit OCD about it all
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Old necklace belonging to DD from years ago - CS
Old gloves/misc cloths we found which had got disgustingly dirty and stunk to high heaven behind the washing machine - not even good enough to recycle - bin
Cardboard - recycling
I've been ill for half the week but aiming to do some more gentle decluttering next week.Flymarkeeteer: £168 and counting0 -
I have binned
3 old wash bags,
1 old tin that had gone rusty
None of the above were suitable for charity shop.
Thanks for the welcome. I am finding it daughting, to the point of not wanting to carry on. Slowly I will get there, I have promised myself to.0 -
Back from holiday, so can start back on the declutter effort, whilst away:
51. Old sleep t-shirt binned at end of holiday
52. Jeans which had started fraying at the crotch binned!!
53. Work shirt not worn for a while into charity bag
54. Shower gel used up, into recycling
55. Two large refuse bags of bits to the charity shop
56. Freezer empty now ready for low-carb food, meat and veg stocking up.
57. Old baking tray, which is rusty, binned
58. Pair of work shoes for the charity shop
59. Coffee pot set to charity shop bag0 -
Iwanttosave wrote: »I have binned
3 old wash bags,
1 old tin that had gone rusty
None of the above were suitable for charity shop.
Thanks for the welcome. I am finding it daughting, to the point of not wanting to carry on. Slowly I will get there, I have promised myself to.
Just keep doing what you can as you can - there's no rush.Flymarkeeteer: £168 and counting0 -
:T Well done to all for the decluttering you have done.
I have managed to do this:
* Shredded all credit card statements for a credit card that has now been closed.
* 3 forms have been posted
* 2 small shower gels have been used up
* 2 items have gone to the charity shop
Best of all OH has finally tidied up his office. I can see the floor! I have hoovered the room today while I can.No toiletries challenge, started 18/1/2010 - Putting £1 in my savings jar for every item that I use up. Pot 1 to 4 = £261. Pot 5=£23
Boots points:£39.21. Extra money in 2012:£674.59. In 2013 £603.48. 2014: £85. 2015: £0 :j0
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