i say, cash it in. unless you have a real need to remake some thing out of it, cash it in. Remaking will cost money.Originally Posted by pinkytoe
i say, cash it in. unless you have a real need to remake some thing out of it, cash it in. Remaking will cost money.
Oh that ring screams 80s to me.
I posted some laundry detergent sheets I didn’t like, some toiletries, and some wall phone chargers on local Buy Nothing group. All snapped up quickly. Will meet later to pass them along.
I joined a sewing/yarn work group that has a free table. I have whittled my craft and sewing supplies to one five shelf bakers rack. It is so freeing clutter wise and psychologically.
Quick sweep of house netted...
A coffee mug
A small candle
A door hook for wreaths
Several Xbox controllers
A blanket
Several wires that I don't know what they go to.
On my diving trip in MI, and I’ve passed along the last things I was clearing out of the scuba bits and bobs.
Four metal rods that went with our new kitchen table light fixture. Don't need them as we don't want it any lower than it currently is. Also had to get rid of my Fall wreath that I put on our living room coffee table. Cats used it as a "nest" to sleep in and completely destroyed it. I did buy a different one from Target this morning so hopefully they will leave it alone next Fall. It won't arrive until Wednesday and I'm planning on decorating for Halloween over the weekend so no point in putting it out for just a couple days.
Edit... Decided to get rid of a bird feeder. Thought I was the person who cared enough to buy bird seed to feed the outside birds until I saw that the deer ate 90% of it (and made a mess), the birds who did come to eat would poop all over the place as well, and lastly, the seed that fell from the feeder onto the ground ruined my nicely mulched area by growing grass/weeds from the seeds.
Last edited by Klunick; 9-21-23 at 12:21pm.
Decluttered all of my husband and youngest son's underwear. Husband wore his until the elastic was practically gone and they just sagged on him. I told youngest that once he reached high school, he was responsible for buying his own underwear. He never did so he was basically wearing the same pairs of underwear since middle school. He is a sophomore in college now.
Decided to sell two more big scuba tanks and one small one. $300 for the big two and $80 for the small one. Diving friends bought them so low effort.
Bag of miscellaneous foam pieces
Pack of sheet protectors
8 neckties
4 suit jackets
1 pair of dress pants
1 wool coat
2 tshirts
Two cat beds that I had forgotten about because they were inside pet carriers that only get used once a year for annual check ups of the two cats.
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