Survey #209 Response from Lisa Beth
| Name up to three clutter problem areas in your home. These may be physical spaces, categories of stuff, or collections of items that you usually or chronically find difficult to get clear—or keep clear—of clutter. | My son's old bedroom. He's restoring a house and as he gets an area done, ransacks his old room in search of memories. Areas that I deal with papers- Parlor table Construction areas from tornado/derecho as each area goes thru it's transitions. |
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| For any of the problem areas you identified in your answer to the previous question, list factors that contribute to your difficulty decluttering in these areas. | Others use flat surfaces as drop zones Others have high clutter tolerances than I do My hubby does thing in parts and leaves things out- mowing the yard takes me 2 hours, he turns it into multiple days but seems hurt if I just do it. He likes driving the lawn mower. |
| Name up to three clutter “sweet spots” in your home. These may be physical spaces, categories of stuff, or collections of items that you usually find relatively easy to keep decluttered and organized. | Kitchen pantry- hardly anyone else cooks from them My parlor (except for the table) it's been decluttered multiple years until it has just the right amount of stuff. |
| For any of the “sweet spots” you identified in your answer to the previous question, list factors that contribute to your ease in (or even enjoyment of) maintaining these areas. | bathroom counter- when I designed the room I left little space around a bowl sink. My contacts and solutions sit there at night. In the morning I clear it off until it has just foaming soap with scents I love. My kitchen peninsula. I keep little on it with dish soap and hand soaps in pumps built into the surface. I have a decorative brass container to hold dishwasher tabs |
| What’s an item or category of stuff that you feel as if you could never get too much of? | craft-paint supplies! |
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