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I have the same problem and store statements and lots of things I never use and will probably never use in the future. Best solution is to go through it all with a friend or relative, more as a supporter than a doer. Ask a friend to come over one day and help would be my advice. by sim
About 1 year ago
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OMG, help from a relative??? I know who you are ;) I would start by old toys, followed by clothing (chuck away anything which hasn't been worn for 2 years), and papers/bills/letters if you are a lucky woman like me and have a husband who enjoys piling up 10 year old payslips and bank statements by Dolcemomo
About 1 year ago
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right now I have no excuses.... I just need to make a start !! by Alison
About 1 year ago
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Make a HUGE bonfire! nHire a skip.nOr this tip works for me - move house. by bad_housewife
About 1 year ago
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create an account on craigslist and part with anything you are no longer using, and at the same time you would be helping someone who may need those things you no longer use. by emk69
About 1 year ago
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Start slowly. Choose one particular area in one room and tackle that. Make three piles: things you want to keep, things you want to give away/ sell, things you want to dump. Make sure you take the things you want to dump out of the house asap so you don't change your mind. Also make sure your children aren't around to object as I find my boys find a renewed love of their baby toys that they'd totally forgotten they had. by soosy
About 1 year ago
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My advice is not to try and do too much too quickly. Google flylady and her decluttering tips. They rock! Hang on I will link http://www.flylady.net/pages/flyinglessons_declutter.asp She is a bit sickly sweet in places, but really amazing advice on the whole and such a good set of systems Jules 'shiny-sink' W xx by julia1warner
About 1 year ago
Alison needs help with is looking for help with de-cluttering.... really need to get rid of lots of stuff!! any advice gratefully received
About 1 year ago
I have the same problem and store statements and lots of things I never use and will probably never use in the future. Best solution is to go through it all with a friend or relative, more as a supporter than a doer. Ask a friend to come over one day and help would be my advice. by sim
About 1 year ago
OMG, help from a relative??? I know who you are ;) I would start by old toys, followed by clothing (chuck away anything which hasn't been worn for 2 years), and papers/bills/letters if you are a lucky woman like me and have a husband who enjoys piling up 10 year old payslips and bank statements by Dolcemomo
About 1 year ago
right now I have no excuses.... I just need to make a start !! by Alison
About 1 year ago
Make a HUGE bonfire! nHire a skip.nOr this tip works for me - move house. by bad_housewife
About 1 year ago
create an account on craigslist and part with anything you are no longer using, and at the same time you would be helping someone who may need those things you no longer use. by emk69
About 1 year ago
Start slowly. Choose one particular area in one room and tackle that. Make three piles: things you want to keep, things you want to give away/ sell, things you want to dump. Make sure you take the things you want to dump out of the house asap so you don't change your mind. Also make sure your children aren't around to object as I find my boys find a renewed love of their baby toys that they'd totally forgotten they had. by soosy
About 1 year ago
My advice is not to try and do too much too quickly. Google flylady and her decluttering tips. They rock! Hang on I will link http://www.flylady.net/pages/flyinglessons_declutter.asp She is a bit sickly sweet in places, but really amazing advice on the whole and such a good set of systems Jules 'shiny-sink' W xx by julia1warner
About 1 year ago
mseckington needs help with still getting used to the two cats. Will need to get some new stuff. Does anybody know of any good pet stores in central London?
About 1 year ago
I have 3 cats and have found *most* things designed for cats are pretty much a waste of money. You can buy frontline (a must) online. What are you looking for your pussies? by bad_housewife
About 1 year ago
Jamie needs help with We are looking for lots (goods or services) for a charity auction in aid of cancer charities. The auction is web-based and will run for 2 weeks. Loads of great lots so far, from across the UK but so far with a bias towards Scotland.
2 years ago
what is the website URL Jamie and where can people send good to? if you post on here we'll help get the word out, thanks by sim
2 years ago
thanks Sim, I'm going to get the website finished off over the weekend so I'll post more details + the link once it's ready. by Jamie
2 years ago
great, look forward to finding out more about it then, good luck by sim
2 years ago
Hi Jamie, yes please post the link as it sound sinteresting by soosy
2 years ago
http://bit.ly/in_the_crowd is the url, I think the site is all done but it's very late & I can't tell any more! So if anyone has something to donate (items/time/services) then speak up & if you live next door to a celebrity then ask them too (or at least have a rummage in their bins...), thanks by baker.jamie
2 years ago
not adding any more lots to the site now, but do feel free to bid lavishly by Jamie
2 years ago
just thought you might be interested that total raised so far with week or so to run is £400 - have just looked at the stats & there's been 3 click-throughs from cofacio http://bit.ly/in_the_crowd by Jamie
About 1 year ago
Alison needs help with how to get rid of bind weed without needing to dig up the plants that it is growing over.
About 1 year ago
Bindweed is a bind; sorry about that, but there is only one way to clear it out and that is to dig it out! and make sure you do not leave any behind because, it will then grow again and the problem repeats itself. Of course, if you take all the plants out first and clean them off ensuring no bindweed remains lurking in the roots, you may then apply a systemic weedkiller, but this offers no guarantee. My general solution is to pull the bindweed off the plants and keep pulling as close to the soil as you can get; be ruthless and keep repeating and some times it gets the message and lays dormant for a while; but be ever alert and pull it out at the first sign. by stewart
About 1 year ago
zohe needs help with I need help with signing my Android App. Latest error message I'm getting is "Jarsigner: unable to create: myappname.apk.sig. I read some stuff on Google thats suggests I'm getting this error message because its been signed already with And
11 months ago
