The Clutter Fairy Weekly Survey #202 Results
Spring Cleaning and Your Burning Questions
Below are the results of our survey about audience experiences related to the topic for episode #202 of The Clutter Fairy Weekly. If you haven’t already done so, please take the survey.
Responses
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| What project or task do you most closely associate with the phrase “spring cleaning”? What challenges or difficulties does this activity present for you? | I think it's mostly about "real adults" e.g. homeworners or people with balconies, etc., who have accumulated e.g. cardboard boxes and other things over winter when it was too cold to spend too much time on tidying it all up. I lie as a flatmate, so I don't have this problem 🙂 |
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| What positive or negative feelings or memories does spring cleaning evoke for you? | as any cleaning, I guess, you just get rid of unnecessary stuff. You have more time to see the outside e.g. flower pots, etc. and admire it, so I guess spring cleaning pertains to the outside generally. |
| What question would you like us to ask the members of The Clutter Fairy community? Your submission may be related to clutter, organizing, productivity, or any other topic of relevance to our audience, whether we’ve covered it in a past webcast or not. | How do people - who have had paid consultations - view the appointments with the clutter organizer vs a psychotherapist? |
| What’s your favorite sign that spring has arrived? | birds singing. I no longer leave the house and get back from work when it's dark outside 🙂 |
| Here’s your chance to ask Gayle and Ed any question you’re curious about. It need not be related to this survey’s topic(s). | Do you also have some programmes/shows that you fould your laundry along to? 🙂 |
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