thread: Recommendations for a De-clutter book

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  1. #1
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    Jul 2006
    Logan
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    I have seen Peter Walsh a couple of times and I read an article in a magizine that he wrote. I really liked some of his ideas, I'll have to see if I can get a book of his from some where.

    Roryrory - I saw that book today on Amazon I think. Thanks for the tip to get started now!!! First goal is my wardrobe!!! I have pre- baby clothes that don't fit and wil be so out of fashion by the time I'll be slim enough to wear them so I may as well get rid of them now.

    Thanks for the replies ladies.

  2. #2
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    Jan 2009
    Rural NSW
    294

    When I moved house, I chucked out a tonne of clothes. Even things I liked. If it didn't fit and was more than a tad tight, it was in the charity box. I bought some new things, just basic casual pieces to get me through. Over time I will build up more, but I have plenty to wear and do not complain at all. This year, for winter I will buy a new pair of jeans and possibly boots. But I don't need much. I got rid of ornaments and bits and pieces I didn't need. Currently I store things in shopping green bags as I don't have a set of drawers for pens, hair stuff, notebooks, and bits and pieces. I put books on bookcases, and if its too full, I go through it and get rid of things I don't like, or use anymore. Mind you, DF is a messy man. He has bits and pieces in much of the house. I tidy but he messes it up. One of these days I'll kick his bum!

    Good luck!

  3. #3
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    Jul 2008
    Melbourne, Vic
    618

    don't forget Flylady!!!! sheh as a book as well called Sink Reflections