Survey #178 Response from Bulbasaur
| Pronouns | She/her |
|---|---|
| Name the collections or categories of stuff in your home that are typically most likely to become cluttered. | Shoes, paper mail, yarn. home office desk, craft desk, indoor garden pots and supplies, laundry bins in bedrooms and basement, on top of surfaces like counters and desks |
| Complete the following statement: “My clutter started to become a problem when _____.” | My clutter started to become a problem when I had to clean my own room as a kid. I was an artist since a kid and older, so it was hard for me to let go of things since everything can be useful in a way or made into something new. My problem is that I don’t have enough time to convert said things in craft projects. 😂 Then it became a problem again when I was able to get my own apartment and full time job |
| Describe a habit or routine behavior that you would like to cultivate—or eliminate—to help you or other members of your household get a better handle on household clutter. | We need to make clean and dirty labels for the laundry bins. I don’t always carry up the laundry bins when they are clean because the baskets can be too heavy for me. So sometimes they get left in the basement and then I forget about it (out of sight, out of mind), then I forget if I did that laundry already. I have unfortunately in the past redid all my laundry with washer and dryer with forgetting to bring the clean laundry upstairs. Perhaps I can ask my partner to take the clean laundry upstairs for me since he’s stronger. |
| Name one or more of your favorite Clutter Fairy-isms (e.g., “thin the herd”) or decluttering and organizing mnemonic devices (e.g., OHIO—Only Handle It Once). | Thin the Herd, floor is where things go to die and floor space becomes a storage space when you leave boxes and other things on the floor, need to get out in an emergency or ambulance workers into your house so you need walkable clear floors 😂 |
| Future topics | Favorite organizing supplies / gadgets / systems |
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