There’s a number of items in our home that I think are RIPE for selling or ‘sending to heaven’ (our household code for decluttering and often to whichever avenue I deem best). ย That being said, they are not mine to decide upon. ย So I let them continue to gather dust.
Here’s the photo essay:
It’s really not that many things, but I keep my hand off! Actually, I did ask about all the electronic things last weekend when the council did it’s biannual ‘E-waste’ day. All I ended up taking was obsolete cables, those approved for disposal ๐
Is there something you’d like to declutter from your home, but it’s not yours to decide?
8 Replies to “What I’d declutter, but it’s not mine”
What sort of Dyson do you have? Often the filters aren’t too hard to clean. LMK what you have. ๐
I could have written/photographed this exact post! E-waste is one of our final bastions – I never want to send it to landfill so it accumulates, waiting for 'e-waste recycling.' We have two old laptops that met the blue screen of death but still have photos on them – I keep thinking I will one day take them to the computer shop! Runners – guilty as charged. Two mops – yes! The only thing we don't currently have is any broken I-devices. Mr 11 ensures they get fixed promptly!
I could write a whole post about all the things I wish Rom would get rid of! When he came to Canada, he brought no furniture, but a lifetime of personal possessions. I wish he would sell the vintage synthesizers he has not once touched in over 5 years, all his obsolete computer books (a whole bookcase of them), and tons of old/worn/unfashionable clothes that are not worn but just kept. I could go on! PS – I would be somehow misplacing those shoes ๐
What sort of Dyson do you have? Often the filters aren’t too hard to clean. LMK what you have. ๐
I have quite a small dyson DC29, which suits my smaller home. I've got the filters all clean – was easy as.
I could have written/photographed this exact post! E-waste is one of our final bastions – I never want to send it to landfill so it accumulates, waiting for 'e-waste recycling.' We have two old laptops that met the blue screen of death but still have photos on them – I keep thinking I will one day take them to the computer shop! Runners – guilty as charged. Two mops – yes! The only thing we don't currently have is any broken I-devices. Mr 11 ensures they get fixed promptly!
Isn't that funny – our iThings need some TLC to get back to life, an enterprising young person or two might get ours moving faster!
I could write a whole post about all the things I wish Rom would get rid of! When he came to Canada, he brought no furniture, but a lifetime of personal possessions. I wish he would sell the vintage synthesizers he has not once touched in over 5 years, all his obsolete computer books (a whole bookcase of them), and tons of old/worn/unfashionable clothes that are not worn but just kept. I could go on! PS – I would be somehow misplacing those shoes ๐
Hahaha I'm glad to know this is a common affliction!
And it is so much easier to toss other people’s junk!!!
I won’t start on Mr S’s stuff until I have dealt with all of my own. But one day ….
Ain't that the truth – though I would welcome someone's point of view on my stuff and what to toss!