Is there a room or place in your house you dread going in?

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   flashmakeitposted 5 years ago

   Is there a room or place in your house you dread going in?

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   duffsmomposted 5 years ago

   I have a combination laundry and craft room and for about 2 weeks I have let things accumulate in there, stacks of stuff etc. So it is really overwhelming right now but I have to tackle it.
   
   And the garage - it looks like a thrift store blew up.  Horrible mess in there.

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      DreamerMegposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      Use the power of "Just one thing", each time you pass by or "15 minutes and I'm done" once or twice a day. It is easy to start when you know you only have to do one thing or do just 15 minutes in there and it is surprising how quickly it works too.

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      duffsmomposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      Great idea. I have used that method before and simply forgot about doing something like that. I will start that today--thanks for the reminder!

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   DreamerMegposted 5 years ago

   During the winter, I used to dread going into the big living room in our house, it was so cold. But we are getting a wood burning stove in there in a couple of weeks and now we will be able to use that room all year round.

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      BlossomSBposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      Freezing rooms can be the pits. Hope the wood burning stove lives up to your dreams and that it will soon be a cozy room all the year around.

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   Kommadantposted 5 years ago

   I dread going into the kitchen, but that is only when I know that I have to do the dishes.  I hate doing the dishes.

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   cat on a soapboxposted 5 years ago

   I'm not fond of clutter, and I prefer to keep things neat and clean, so I avoid the areas that are the hangouts of my husband: his den/office and the garage where he does editing. They should be comfortable for him.

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   melbelleposted 5 years ago

   yes, I have a large closet that is packed to the gills that I keep the door closed on because I don't even like looking inside it.  Guess it is time for a yard sale.

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      DreamerMegposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      Yard sales don't generally make an awful lot. Better give the stuff away, one bit at a time. Once bought, that money is a "sunk cost",  you are unlikely to get it back. So forget the cost to put it in the closet, think about space you can reclaim.

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