My wife has so much garbage, HELP!?
I love my wife to death, but she has so much its overwhelming. I want to start throwing things she does not use in the trash. But I feel bad asking him to throw his things. The problem is that we are moving and I want the new house to be less messy then our current home. All our wardrobes are full to the point that they are expanding. We have boxes that cover the floor of our basement. The drawers are all stuffed. How do I help organize your things and hopefully get rid of some unwanted items? She has both her amazing clothes. She still has some of his toys / clothes as a child and baby. She has about 20 boxes full of books that never looks. about 6 boxes of 6 bags and shoe boxes. 100 boxes of old comic books, action figures, miniatures, old computer games, aquariums, bird cages, horse saddles and horse things. Tons of glass and porcelain and Egyptian collectibles. HEEEELPPP!
Before proceeding, it is a good idea to sort through their things so they do not end up moving things you do not need and never really used. Not only will save time in packing and unpacking, but also save you money, and the more things you have to move, the more expensive it is. This is particularly true for people who are moving to another city, across the state or across the country. Get rid of things you do not want or need before you start packing. Balance 1. Take Record the time areas.Keep topic areas of your home, where you have to spend extra time. The cabinets are prime areas where most of us store things that do not use daily. In our house, garage, den or home office, and cabinet front are the places where it stores a large amount of things I'm sure you do not really need. Take note of these areas to ensure sufficient time to allow access, if sorting out the last minute, you find that you are packing everything but you know you really do not need everything. 2. List.Take make time to go through each room, noting the things that will stay and what you do not really need. By generally maintain this list to absolute essentials – the things that I know I will be moving. If I'm not sure, I leave off the list and decide at that time if he stays or will, or make a note to return to it later. Be realistic. If you are moving everything yourself, then think about how much I want to pack and what can fit into the moving truck. If you're hiring movers, remember that each box you pack costs money. Sometimes thinking about practice can help assess what you need and what is not necessary. 3. Take an inventory inventory.Taking is a bit more detailed and time to make a list of items that you think you'll be moving. If you have the time, is a great way to determine how much material is moving and what the cost might be possible. Sometimes, if you know how much it will take, it's easier to leave some things behind. You can read more about creating an inventory list in an article on the inventory of your home how-to, will also be useful for insurance. Deciding where to stay if you have an area of the house used for storage, or even pick up spaces where things like boxes mysterious sit atop the shelf, then it is time to begin sorting and deciding what you really need to move and what should stay behind. It is not an easy task, but it is necessary. 1. Delete all from space. Remove all boxes, clothes, shoes, tools – everything. If you are ordering the garage, remove everything and put it in the center of the room or outside space. Elimination of all give you a sense of how much stuff you have and what we really need that stack. 2. Place the pieces in batteries. Make two piles: "keep" and "stop". You can even go a step further and order "not kept" in a lot of selling or donate. * What must enter the "hold" pile? In deciding whether an item should be kept or tossed out, ask yourself how many times have you used or used the subject in the past year. For clothing, which should have been spent at least 2 times to justify their conservation. If you are keeping the issue "in case", then no, it usually means that you never use and maybe someone else can. * What should go in the "donate" pile? Items that have been used or not likely to use and still in good shape, add them to the donate pile. Make sure the articles are not torn or stained or torn beyond repair. If they are, must be put in the trash or made into cleaning cloths. Keep track of a charitable organization by donating time useless objects. For more information on where to donate items, please see article on where to donate used goods. * What is going to sell the "stack? This pile should contain elements that you know you could bring some money for the things you can imagine someone else use. Wear clothing store consignment items home can be sold online or at a garage sale. 3. Place all donate or sell objects in bags or separate containers. Once that has been placed in the containers, containers are in a place where they will be out of fashion, but not forgotten. What you have decided to do with these unwanted elements, adding that the task (s) to your list things to do. 4. Go back to your "keep" pile. Look at the elements that decided to keep. Go through each of them to make sure that we will use another time. If in doubt, add to the "donate / sell" pile (s). The things you want to save, organize by type and select the appropriate size boxes. For example, you may want to pack all the shoes in a box of medium size. Seal the box with the contents and the closet or next room, ie "room cabinet "or" closet. "
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