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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Hi All,

Thinking of spring cleaning my profile - what do you like to see/read on a profile?

Things you won't see on mine:

- Cock pics

- Sky Remotes

- Pee, poo, or pain desire

- Dishonesty

- Derogatory comments about women

- Spelling mistakes (I hope!)

- Sydney University remarks

Over to you!

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By *om and JennieCouple
over a year ago

Chams or Socials

I got all excited thinking this would be full of cleaning tips & ideas

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I got all excited thinking this would be full of cleaning tips & ideas "

I won't disappoint.

1stly. Throw away everything that needs throwing. Get your shit down to the charity shop, you don't need all those clothes an that either, get rid.

Once you only have a few items it's fine to leave them out and about coz your house looks empty if you tidy up now.

Done.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I got all excited thinking this would be full of cleaning tips & ideas "

Sorry to disappoint

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I got all excited thinking this would be full of cleaning tips & ideas

I won't disappoint.

1stly. Throw away everything that needs throwing. Get your shit down to the charity shop, you don't need all those clothes an that either, get rid.

Once you only have a few items it's fine to leave them out and about coz your house looks empty if you tidy up now.

Done."

This is - exactly how I live now after living with a horder for twenty years it's sheer bliss!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I got all excited thinking this would be full of cleaning tips & ideas

I won't disappoint.

1stly. Throw away everything that needs throwing. Get your shit down to the charity shop, you don't need all those clothes an that either, get rid.

Once you only have a few items it's fine to leave them out and about coz your house looks empty if you tidy up now.

Done.

This is - exactly how I live now after living with a horder for twenty years it's sheer bliss!"

Same here, except i was the hoarder, brought up by a hoarder. I just realised i didn't need so much stuff and could probably buy it really cheap if i ever did need it.

All media is on the internet for free. I love not hoarding now, love the tidyness and space.

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By *om and JennieCouple
over a year ago

Chams or Socials


"I got all excited thinking this would be full of cleaning tips & ideas

I won't disappoint.

1stly. Throw away everything that needs throwing. Get your shit down to the charity shop, you don't need all those clothes an that either, get rid.

Once you only have a few items it's fine to leave them out and about coz your house looks empty if you tidy up now.

Done."

I'm at the beginning of a whole house sort out - kids have way too much stuff & I'm looking at downsizing in 2 or so years

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By *orders2forUCouple
over a year ago

Hawick

Top cleaning tip. We deep cleaned our kitchen for the Environmental inspection and used Cillit Bang Power Cleaner Grease and Sparkle. We got our usual 5 stars and then a letter arrived saying we were one of 27 in the county who deserved to be specially rated as "Excellent" Very good stuff spray it on liberally, leave a few minutes then use a cloth and that's it.

L2

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'm doing my spring cleaning next week...

this week it's clearing the crap out so I have various refuse bags filled with old bedding, magazines, old clothes and old footwear waiting to go to the tip...

I love a good clear out

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I got all excited thinking this would be full of cleaning tips & ideas

I won't disappoint.

1stly. Throw away everything that needs throwing. Get your shit down to the charity shop, you don't need all those clothes an that either, get rid.

Once you only have a few items it's fine to leave them out and about coz your house looks empty if you tidy up now.

Done.

I'm at the beginning of a whole house sort out - kids have way too much stuff & I'm looking at downsizing in 2 or so years "

You'll manage it.

Took me a few months but i managed it, i really did just throw away loads of things and stopped buying stuff to replace them.

Our house is pretty basic for 5 people living here. I like it better.

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By *om and JennieCouple
over a year ago

Chams or Socials


"I got all excited thinking this would be full of cleaning tips & ideas

I won't disappoint.

1stly. Throw away everything that needs throwing. Get your shit down to the charity shop, you don't need all those clothes an that either, get rid.

Once you only have a few items it's fine to leave them out and about coz your house looks empty if you tidy up now.

Done.

I'm at the beginning of a whole house sort out - kids have way too much stuff & I'm looking at downsizing in 2 or so years

You'll manage it.

Took me a few months but i managed it, i really did just throw away loads of things and stopped buying stuff to replace them.

Our house is pretty basic for 5 people living here. I like it better."

I like basic - easier to keep on top of!!

I've just found Cillit Bang (the adverts really put me off) but it's worked wonders on my bathroom tiles & shower screen. Have recommended to my friend in Portugal who is moving to a property that has been neglected (landlord has sold from underneath her so emergency move).

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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago

Somewhere in North Norfolk


"I got all excited thinking this would be full of cleaning tips & ideas

I won't disappoint.

1stly. Throw away everything that needs throwing. Get your shit down to the charity shop, you don't need all those clothes an that either, get rid.

Once you only have a few items it's fine to leave them out and about coz your house looks empty if you tidy up now.

Done.

I'm at the beginning of a whole house sort out - kids have way too much stuff & I'm looking at downsizing in 2 or so years "

I don't have kids but I hoard and collect stuff and I've already had to downsize.

I've a mammoth task to sort it all out. It's really getting me down. I've made a little progress but mostly I've been avoiding it for years.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I got all excited thinking this would be full of cleaning tips & ideas

I won't disappoint.

1stly. Throw away everything that needs throwing. Get your shit down to the charity shop, you don't need all those clothes an that either, get rid.

Once you only have a few items it's fine to leave them out and about coz your house looks empty if you tidy up now.

Done.

I'm at the beginning of a whole house sort out - kids have way too much stuff & I'm looking at downsizing in 2 or so years

You'll manage it.

Took me a few months but i managed it, i really did just throw away loads of things and stopped buying stuff to replace them.

Our house is pretty basic for 5 people living here. I like it better.

I like basic - easier to keep on top of!!

I've just found Cillit Bang (the adverts really put me off) but it's worked wonders on my bathroom tiles & shower screen. Have recommended to my friend in Portugal who is moving to a property that has been neglected (landlord has sold from underneath her so emergency move). "

Never tried cillit bang, seen loads of YTP about it though that made me laugh.

I don't really get grout stains but got some mould keep appearing near the windows and mould remover gets rid of it.

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