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Summary

In this episode of Decluttering Untangled, Heather Tingle discusses what to do with items that are not good enough for charity. She emphasises the importance of having a plan for each item and avoiding analysis paralysis. Heather provides practical tips for addressing issues with items, such as washing stained clothes and de-bobbling worn-out clothing. She also suggests finding alternative uses for items, repurposing them, and recycling them. Heather encourages thinking outside the box and using platforms like OLIO to find new homes for unwanted items. Ultimately, she emphasises the importance of finding an exit plan that moves you forward.

Takeaways

• Having a plan for each item is crucial to avoid feeling stuck and overwhelmed.
• Address issues with items, such as washing stained clothes or de-bobbling worn-out clothing.
• Consider alternative uses for items, repurposing them, or recycling them.
• Think outside the box and use platforms like OLIO to find new homes for unwanted items.

Chapters

00:00
Feeling Stuck Without a Plan

01:25
Addressing Issues with Items

04:39
Letting Go of Items with Missing Parts

05:10
Repurposing and Recycling

06:27
Thinking Outside the Box

07:04
Repurposing Items

08:01
Finding an Exit Plan

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