H&M still have their ‘ bag of clothing’ deal for a £5 voucher, now required to spend 30£ rather than £25 as used to be.
Even if you don‘t shop there, for clothes or housewares, maybe your children or grandchildren do?
I give my vouchers to my daughter who buys work clothes and is always pleased with a monetary boost.
We are being ruthless, bought a shredder, what fun, then rootling around at the back of kitchen cupboards, found a bottle of champagne, hidden from last year, a welcome find.
I had to stop for a while after opening boxes and finding baby stuff, too emotional.
The death cleaning is more difficult than I anticipated, now I have changed banks and investments but not impossible.
I find it’s important to keep up the momentum, expect to feel sudden regret over some clearances, expect adult children to turn their noses up at what we deem to be treasures, ignore YT posts declaring political reasoning for this as a movement and keep on, clear out the clutter.
Does anyone else find plastic, tupperware boxes, lids which don’t fit, cannot chuck either as then the corresponding top or bottom will materialise?
cast iron casseroles I have passed on to children, anything large or heavy, which I find I am unable now to lift, set of heavy metal steps, wellies! cannot even lift my feet in them now,
plates from IKea, wrist breakers, box of cleaning stuff stockpiled during lockdown, gone to daughter anticipating spring cleaning, its so liberating, what will we do when we have gone down to the bone?
Less stuff, more life!
as a reward for my endeavours, a robot vacuum cleaner.
