In Sweden, the nature protection cooperation has actually come out with the "6 items a year" challenge just last month. This challenge does not include underwear and socks, but all other clothing items. There's enough clothes on this earth right now to dress/clothe 6 generations! It's insane! My advice is that if you do really need to buy a new piece of clothing, please take time to look second hand!
I love your filming in the evenings. Last night I watched your Christmas video where you made personalized shot glasses. And I just loved the coziness of it.
My husband and I are also on a more natural & sustainable fabrics journey. Sorting out my clothes by fabrics really helped me slim down my closet! Because if items I was on the fence about were more elastane or polyester, I was able to let it go like Elsa immediately. Also, we are big on thrifting good quality clothes instead of buying everything new because the pieces simply last longer (and are cheaper).
Nice. 😊 Keep in mind that Viscose isn't considered a natural fibre (since it doesn't grow like this on trees or somewhere), but chemically it actually is! It's made from wood and comparable to paper. The textile version of paper if you will. 😅 I like it even more than cotton, bc. it's even softer. (More than flax/linen and wool anyway, I (unfortunately) can't stand the feel of wool on my skin.)
Thank you lady! I've been downsizing and really organizing my spaces. It's funny how just one space decluttered can really make you feel so great! Everytime you open your closet door now you're gonna feel great.
Yes! Just moved and purged before staging the old house, purged when packing and now that all my clothes are in the new closet (they were spread out in different places in the old house) I need to purge again!! This video was so timely! LOVE that you did your hair, put on make up and made it an event. Copying that.
Before I moved abroad, I got rid of most everything I owned from my chronically disastrous room. Both living out of a backpack for months and coming home to a much-emptier room made me realize how much more manageable life feels when there’s just less stuff in it
I've been tracking my wardrobe inventory in an Excel/Google Sheets for about four years now and yes I do really love seeing data trends and what pieces I already have enough of or which colors I gravitate towards, an added benefit is before I add an item to my shopping cart I think "If I purchase this, that's going to be an extra few minutes of cataloguing it" and that can be enough for me to say it's not worth the minor dopamine rush of buying it.
@@jamielynn-bb8rhThere’s few applications in your phone that do that. For example StyleBook & Indyx . They’re great because you not only get the information, but also you can add photos and my favorite part is the cost to wear. I been doing it for like 8 years. And I can go back to items I was wearing a specific day.
This is so relevant to what I just started doing!! My husband and I had a Monthly $200 budget that goes into a fund if not spent for various clothing pieces (save up for formal pieces/wedding guest outfits etc) but I have a spending problem so I always feel the need to drain the $200 on whatever. I started doing the mindset that if I only allow myself to buy 1 item each month, and invest in a higher quality piece as close to $200 then it would likely last longer and I also would pay attention to that brand, if it lasts, and would feel plenty more motivated to return it if it isn’t perfect! It’s only been 2 months but I am feeling a lot less managed by my possessions and I really have enjoyed feeling like it’s almost self care investing in higher quality pieces for myself. ❤
Yeah I'm sold. I recently replaced all of my bras with the uniqlo wireless but there's not much variation in style so now I know what I'm getting next. Although will probably check poshmark and other reseller sites first
When you're laying on your bed, staring at the 2' PILE of CLOTHES on your dresser, then *ding* Caroline falls onto her bed and speaks to ME‼️ You know it's gonna be a good day❤ Thank you, you kindred spirit, you 🎉
The Indyx app just changed my LIFE - catalogued my whole closet today and realised I have NO excuse to say I've nothing to wear. I feel pretty minimal but still had 130+ items, including accessories, shoes, etc. Now preplanning outfits and seeing the whole wardrobe at a glance is FAB.
Really lovely to see you tackle this and think of a strategy for the future. If you have access to a good tailor in your area, they can also really transform items that aren't fitting quite right into clothing that are more customized to you - not just taking something in or letting something out, but modifying the shape. This is most effective with clothing that is already at a higher quality! When I started taking aerial classes (silks!) it began to change my back and arm muscles. Two of my favorite dresses, which zipped all the way to my neck in the back became a real challenge to wear, so I took them to the tailor and asked if they could change the back so that they would zip up far lower. They did and honestly look cooler than they did when I first bought them. On another dress, I realized that if I could lower the straps, the bodice would fit better on me, so cut up an old shirt I was not wearing anymore and made new straps out of them (the fabric was a similar weight of cotton). More involved decision making, but sooooo satisfying.
Omg I was literally just watching your cleaning video an hour ago! I was thinking that it would be so nice if you posted another one and this one is a similar theme ☺️ Yay
CAROLINE YOU ARE IN MY BRAIN! yes yes yes I'm really deep in thought about trying to make good purchases that will last for years, if not lifetimes, but fabric composition and even how the fabric is woven or constructed is such a huge learning curve. In the last couple of years, I have been buying the majority of my purchases from sustainable brands. However, I have found even within those brands, the material and composition of certain clothes still make them prone to pilling or falling apart sooner rather than later, which defeats the whole purpose of spending more on less and shopping sustainably if I still have to replace it in a year or two! Definitely going to use your google sheet to track this; what a genius idea!
I took out my winter clothing yesterday and counted my 100% cashmere sweaters. I own 24! All but two are from thrift stores for $6 each! I wear them all. Some as pajama tops or “walk the dog” sweaters, and am not especially careful with them because of how inexpensive they are. Linen is another fabric to look for. Looks betterthan 100% cotton when it’s a little “rumpled” and also really easy to source in thrift stores.
My husband and I have decluttered a lot in preparation for our baby on the way - there is nothing like the feeling of a good purge of stuff you never use/wear!!
I love chore videos as content I watch cleaning and restocking compilations especially on my own cleaning days! And it's very relaxing :) Cozy choorrrrres!!!
Brilliant! Love to hear someone just started their journey on what kind of wardrobe they want to have. I have done this journey years ago and still learning new and loving my wardrobe more than ever. The only thing I think is to be realize that some cloths/ shoes won’t be worn as often as others but are at least as important to keep! If you want inspiration Justin Leconte has lots of brilliant videos a serie about capsul wardrobes! Good Luck and I hope we get to see more of how 12 cloths per year is working. I am doing a Max 5 challenge. I know this will be tuff for me but I want to try… Lots of love from Sweden 🇸🇪
Loved this video, Caroline. A minimalist I watch on YT always says we disproportionally get so much out of decluttering ie gain confidence in our decision making, find items we forgot we had, make better future consumer choices, the list is endless. 🩵
Love the cozy chores! Also needed the encouragement to look honestly at reasons for over consumption. I love to thrift and am plus sized and I think a lot of my over consumption of clothes comes from just sheer excitement of finding something in my size at the thrift store and not evaluating if I really like it or not / if it’s my style or not but just buying it because it’d fit.
Absolutely loving your hair and outfit! Im old enough to be your mom and takes me back to my young days. Im a boy mom and im so bummed i didnt my stuff from 80s-90s thats now back in style!
I'm so glad I discovered your content last month! It's been so helpful, especially your real organizing and decluttering content. I find that your videos are some of the ones I go to while I'm doing tasks (I found this 45 mins after you posted when I was looking for a good video to play while washing dishes! I also only watched your videos when I was at the laundromat the other day 😂). I think your real and objective approach to organizing, decluttering, and everything else you talk about is just so different from what I've learned, so keep doing you! Excited for the next video to drop ❤
I love this!! The biggest struggle with clothes for me is that in five years I’ve gone from being in high school to being married and a mom of two under two 😅 so my whole body and life have changed SO much!
In my twenties, I could fit everything I owned in the back of my Datsun pickup. Ten years after getting married, I needed a moving van. Now I'm extremely selective about acquiring things.
"Look at my boobs." - Caroline 🤣🤣 you're too freaking hilarious. Once i started swapping out summer/winter clothes in my closet, my mental health has never felt better. i'm about to swap and purge, so this video came at the PERFECT time. 💜 ps - protip: when you swap your seasonal closet out, hang the new season up with the hangers backwards - then if you wear the item put them back the normal way; it makes it EXTRA easy to see what you wore or didn't by the end of the season
During the corona period, when all the stores were closed, I sold my clothes online. That went very well. I had a lot of things that I hardly wore and got good money for them. In the end it was around €2500. In return, I bought a pair of sacond hand diamond stud earrings and a very good quality solitaire ring. The ring became a pendant. It was an investment, new it would cost me about 10000€ or more. So decluttering was the best thing that could have happened to me. And I conquered my shopping addiction. Now I only buy things when I really need them.
I'm literally about to do a clothes declutter. As in - this evening. Your video about 1 hour decluttering literally changed my life, can't wait to watch this! ❤ P. S. Please get your videos proper subtitles! 🙏🏼
I store off season and seldom used items (such as travel bags) in plastic containers under my bed (no attic space). Plus I don't have to worry about someone hiding under my bed. 😊
Moving into a 74 year old DC row home forced me to drastically declutter and go on my own journey of improving my wardrobe to better quality items. Unfortunately, I quickly realized that just because it's more expensive doesn't mean the quality is better.😢 I'm still trying to find brands that make good quality clothes within my budget. I really like the concept of 12 items a year. Hopefully, my waistline will be on board with that arrangement.
Thred Up also can mail you a clean out bag with a mailing label included, you can fill it up, send them things to sell, make a little extra cash while they do all the work, and you can select that they recycle what doesn't sell, and you can just drop it off at any post office blue collection box or have your mailman person pick it up when they drop off your mail.
Been waitinnnn for anotherrr videoo and you came back with what I need most atm!! decluttering is therapeutic in itself and I get to do it listening to you 😙🤌🏻♥️
Yesss to cozy chores! I personally can't handle (shout this in a heavy metal lead singer voice to yourself) EXTREME WHOLE HOUSE CLEANING videos anymore - way too overwhelm😅ng.
I’m having a big clear out in general lately so this is perfect timing! Feel it’s the added motivation I so desperately need ha I’m way too sentimental with everything 🙃
When Hannah Louise Poston wanted a recommendation for decorating, I told her to check out your channel. Now I’m going to recommend you go visit Hannah Louise Poston! In particular her video from March 2023 on dressing the fantasy self. She does a lot of makeup reviews, so you kind of have to wade through stuff, but her deal about buying clothes is “fewer, nicer things.” Just recently she did a piece on how to think about clothes the way they’ll look a year from now. (You aren’t really buying that new, crisp item, you’re buying something that’s going to have been worn and washed three times, and will you still love it?) She’s kind of an expert at the process you’re wanting to do. Or don’t look, whatever, but I thought I’d give you a heads up. Loved this video! Good job! 🥰
This was……………………… Fun 😂 Sorting can be boring……. But I like your new angle and more mindful outlook. Its good to be aiming at something. You cant serve two masters. Over Shopping and being a mindful consumer. So now you have a path and there is freedom in that. You have mentioned before the joy of working within limits. Its freeing. Some months i drink only water and it changes my whole way of life. Limits create sneaky little detours you wernt expecting……. Its fun. I really enjoy your well thought out content and interesting ways to think about daily life ❤❤❤
My husband had a Panther's team jacket my brother gave him. My brother passed away several years ago. It was a sentimental item, but my husband never wore it. I took a couple pictures of him in the jacket and then donated it. It worked out.
I'm being really honest when I say I so desperately want to relate to this. I adore you, your style, your unique style of humour, this video etc but I am poor and the one closet in my place is empty. Except for some possible spiders. LOL Thanks to an abusive ex and lifelong diseases that have rendered me unemployable I live well below the poverty line here in Canada and literally own 2 shirts, one pair of pants, a sweater and am hoping I'll be able to find a charity shop winter coat for next to nothing. I would love to have these over stuffed closet and drawer problems but I still really enjoy your videos. I also suffer from extreme depression and could never afford therapy so I search for helpful and insightful youtubers that I can gain a bit of info from. You are one of the best at making people feel there is hope. For making people feel that you really have suffered too and understand. Not that it's your job to counsel but you make it clear that we are not all alone in how we feel. Thanks for another entertaining half hour and I hope your day is fantastic.
Girl I got closet storage for fancy clothes, dresser for every day stuff, and under my bed I have winter, postpartum warm weather, postpartum cold weather, maternity warm weather and maternity cold weather. I’m pregnant again so I have to keep all of it, and I HATE IT😂
Thread Up! For your clothes that are in excellent condition. They send you the “clean out” bag with shipping label attached. I’ve made some good money doing this. I really thought they were going to be the sponsor today. I too have been in the process of cleaning out my closet. FOR WEEKS NOW! Yes, it’s a struggle.
Find a local church! They tend to take clothing donations for events they hold. Our local church does a free clothing event every 2 months and they're so grateful!
Just found a box of clothes I hadn’t unpacked since we moved in almost 4 years ago. Needless to say, I don’t need any of those pieces. Made a big donation bag yesterday!!
Love it…more Cozy Chores, please!
In Sweden, the nature protection cooperation has actually come out with the "6 items a year" challenge just last month. This challenge does not include underwear and socks, but all other clothing items. There's enough clothes on this earth right now to dress/clothe 6 generations! It's insane!
My advice is that if you do really need to buy a new piece of clothing, please take time to look second hand!
Tbh. I think that's more than enough. I like this number.
I love your filming in the evenings. Last night I watched your Christmas video where you made personalized shot glasses. And I just loved the coziness of it.
My husband and I are also on a more natural & sustainable fabrics journey. Sorting out my clothes by fabrics really helped me slim down my closet! Because if items I was on the fence about were more elastane or polyester, I was able to let it go like Elsa immediately. Also, we are big on thrifting good quality clothes instead of buying everything new because the pieces simply last longer (and are cheaper).
Nice. 😊
Keep in mind that Viscose isn't considered a natural fibre (since it doesn't grow like this on trees or somewhere), but chemically it actually is! It's made from wood and comparable to paper. The textile version of paper if you will. 😅
I like it even more than cotton, bc. it's even softer. (More than flax/linen and wool anyway, I (unfortunately) can't stand the feel of wool on my skin.)
Thank you lady! I've been downsizing and really organizing my spaces. It's funny how just one space decluttered can really make you feel so great! Everytime you open your closet door now you're gonna feel great.
As someone currently doing a closet clean out. Thank you thank you thank you thank you. The timing is impeccable as always
Yes! Just moved and purged before staging the old house, purged when packing and now that all my clothes are in the new closet (they were spread out in different places in the old house)
I need to purge again!! This video was so timely!
LOVE that you did your hair, put on make up and made it an event. Copying that.
Before I moved abroad, I got rid of most everything I owned from my chronically disastrous room. Both living out of a backpack for months and coming home to a much-emptier room made me realize how much more manageable life feels when there’s just less stuff in it
Chore Chats / Cozy Chores is great 🤎
I've been tracking my wardrobe inventory in an Excel/Google Sheets for about four years now and yes I do really love seeing data trends and what pieces I already have enough of or which colors I gravitate towards, an added benefit is before I add an item to my shopping cart I think "If I purchase this, that's going to be an extra few minutes of cataloguing it" and that can be enough for me to say it's not worth the minor dopamine rush of buying it.
Ooh I want to try this!! Great idea. 💡
@@jamielynn-bb8rhThere’s few applications in your phone that do that. For example StyleBook & Indyx . They’re great because you not only get the information, but also you can add photos and my favorite part is the cost to wear. I been doing it for like 8 years. And I can go back to items I was wearing a specific day.
This is so relevant to what I just started doing!! My husband and I had a Monthly $200 budget that goes into a fund if not spent for various clothing pieces (save up for formal pieces/wedding guest outfits etc) but I have a spending problem so I always feel the need to drain the $200 on whatever. I started doing the mindset that if I only allow myself to buy 1 item each month, and invest in a higher quality piece as close to $200 then it would likely last longer and I also would pay attention to that brand, if it lasts, and would feel plenty more motivated to return it if it isn’t perfect! It’s only been 2 months but I am feeling a lot less managed by my possessions and I really have enjoyed feeling like it’s almost self care investing in higher quality pieces for myself. ❤
Every time I watch your video, I have the same thought, I love you and wish I had someone like you in my life. ❤️❤️❤️
That skims bra is totally working for you, I've never been so tempted by a sponsored product!
me too. And I also hate anything related to the Kardashians, who are co founders of the brand.
Yeah I'm sold. I recently replaced all of my bras with the uniqlo wireless but there's not much variation in style so now I know what I'm getting next. Although will probably check poshmark and other reseller sites first
@@vaderladylYou can try seamless bras from Marks and Spencer. The quality is top-notch.
If it wasn’t for it being owned by the kardashions then I may buy 😢
The timing of this video is impeccable. I am all in for cozy chores/do our chores videos❤
Love the casual mention of realizing your pants were on backwards 😂 Oh no! The shirt too! That actually cancels it out though so you were fine. 😂
When you're laying on your bed, staring at the 2' PILE of CLOTHES on your dresser, then *ding*
Caroline falls onto her bed and speaks to ME‼️
You know it's gonna be a good day❤
Thank you, you kindred spirit, you 🎉
As a minimalist, this was fun to watch.
Currently watching while cleaning up breakfast after putting my toddler down for his nap, tackling chores. Yes please!
The Indyx app just changed my LIFE - catalogued my whole closet today and realised I have NO excuse to say I've nothing to wear. I feel pretty minimal but still had 130+ items, including accessories, shoes, etc. Now preplanning outfits and seeing the whole wardrobe at a glance is FAB.
My husband is Brazilian and has trouble with “Willy nilly” he calls it “Nilly Dilly” and it has STUCK for me! Cutest phrase ever!!
bonitinho!😁
omg Caroline that x-ray. You were a trooper.
So much wisdom, watching it twice! haha Thank you for sharing. I love the video + research + A CHART?!?! You're speaking my love language.
Really lovely to see you tackle this and think of a strategy for the future. If you have access to a good tailor in your area, they can also really transform items that aren't fitting quite right into clothing that are more customized to you - not just taking something in or letting something out, but modifying the shape. This is most effective with clothing that is already at a higher quality!
When I started taking aerial classes (silks!) it began to change my back and arm muscles. Two of my favorite dresses, which zipped all the way to my neck in the back became a real challenge to wear, so I took them to the tailor and asked if they could change the back so that they would zip up far lower. They did and honestly look cooler than they did when I first bought them. On another dress, I realized that if I could lower the straps, the bodice would fit better on me, so cut up an old shirt I was not wearing anymore and made new straps out of them (the fabric was a similar weight of cotton). More involved decision making, but sooooo satisfying.
Omg I was literally just watching your cleaning video an hour ago! I was thinking that it would be so nice if you posted another one and this one is a similar theme ☺️ Yay
CAROLINE YOU ARE IN MY BRAIN! yes yes yes I'm really deep in thought about trying to make good purchases that will last for years, if not lifetimes, but fabric composition and even how the fabric is woven or constructed is such a huge learning curve. In the last couple of years, I have been buying the majority of my purchases from sustainable brands. However, I have found even within those brands, the material and composition of certain clothes still make them prone to pilling or falling apart sooner rather than later, which defeats the whole purpose of spending more on less and shopping sustainably if I still have to replace it in a year or two! Definitely going to use your google sheet to track this; what a genius idea!
I took out my winter clothing yesterday and counted my 100% cashmere sweaters. I own 24! All but two are from thrift stores for $6 each! I wear them all. Some as pajama tops or “walk the dog” sweaters, and am not especially careful with them because of how inexpensive they are. Linen is another fabric to look for. Looks betterthan 100% cotton when it’s a little “rumpled” and also really easy to source in thrift stores.
There's an ocean between us yet you are able to read my mind. Perfect timing, thanks!!
My husband and I have decluttered a lot in preparation for our baby on the way - there is nothing like the feeling of a good purge of stuff you never use/wear!!
Wait - Caroline has a fireplace in her bedroom?! How did I not know this 🤯 so cozy!
She’s got a bedroom makeover video where you can see her tiling it and making it look so good! Can’t remember which one it was but highly recommend
I love chore videos as content I watch cleaning and restocking compilations especially on my own cleaning days! And it's very relaxing :) Cozy choorrrrres!!!
Opening yt while taking a break from my own closet declutter and seeing that you just posted this 3min ago is incredible satisfying
I’m doing a closet declutter right now!! Your video could not have been better timed!
You are such a gem. You’re like the cousin I never had growing up.
Never been this early! Hell Yeah!
Im a recent subcriber and really appreciate your energy and straightforward advice throughout this video.
Thank you for the spreadsheet- great idea. And yes, you are doing research. You're a scientist.
Brilliant! Love to hear someone just started their journey on what kind of wardrobe they want to have. I have done this journey years ago and still learning new and loving my wardrobe more than ever. The only thing I think is to be realize that some cloths/ shoes won’t be worn as often as others but are at least as important to keep! If you want inspiration Justin Leconte has lots of brilliant videos a serie about capsul wardrobes! Good Luck and I hope we get to see more of how 12 cloths per year is working. I am doing a Max 5 challenge. I know this will be tuff for me but I want to try… Lots of love from Sweden 🇸🇪
Love, love, love!!!
Loved this video, Caroline. A minimalist I watch on YT always says we disproportionally get so much out of decluttering ie gain confidence in our decision making, find items we forgot we had, make better future consumer choices, the list is endless. 🩵
Love the cozy chores! Also needed the encouragement to look honestly at reasons for over consumption. I love to thrift and am plus sized and I think a lot of my over consumption of clothes comes from just sheer excitement of finding something in my size at the thrift store and not evaluating if I really like it or not / if it’s my style or not but just buying it because it’d fit.
An aside: I loved your Frog and Toad T-shirt the other day!
Absolutely loving your hair and outfit! Im old enough to be your mom and takes me back to my young days. Im a boy mom and im so bummed i didnt my stuff from 80s-90s thats now back in style!
I'm so glad I discovered your content last month! It's been so helpful, especially your real organizing and decluttering content. I find that your videos are some of the ones I go to while I'm doing tasks (I found this 45 mins after you posted when I was looking for a good video to play while washing dishes! I also only watched your videos when I was at the laundromat the other day 😂).
I think your real and objective approach to organizing, decluttering, and everything else you talk about is just so different from what I've learned, so keep doing you! Excited for the next video to drop ❤
I love this!! The biggest struggle with clothes for me is that in five years I’ve gone from being in high school to being married and a mom of two under two 😅 so my whole body and life have changed SO much!
In my twenties, I could fit everything I owned in the back of my Datsun pickup. Ten years after getting married, I needed a moving van. Now I'm extremely selective about acquiring things.
"Look at my boobs." - Caroline 🤣🤣 you're too freaking hilarious. Once i started swapping out summer/winter clothes in my closet, my mental health has never felt better. i'm about to swap and purge, so this video came at the PERFECT time. 💜
ps - protip: when you swap your seasonal closet out, hang the new season up with the hangers backwards - then if you wear the item put them back the normal way; it makes it EXTRA easy to see what you wore or didn't by the end of the season
I only buy things now if I really really truly love it or need it. Letting things go that no longer serve us is liberating ❤
100% agree on gifts. "The gift is in the giving"
During the corona period, when all the stores were closed, I sold my clothes online. That went very well. I had a lot of things that I hardly wore and got good money for them. In the end it was around €2500. In return, I bought a pair of sacond hand diamond stud earrings and a very good quality solitaire ring. The ring became a pendant. It was an investment, new it would cost me about 10000€ or more. So decluttering was the best thing that could have happened to me. And I conquered my shopping addiction. Now I only buy things when I really need them.
I'm literally about to do a clothes declutter. As in - this evening.
Your video about 1 hour decluttering literally changed my life, can't wait to watch this! ❤
P. S. Please get your videos proper subtitles! 🙏🏼
looking forward to more cozy stuff from you Caroline. Thank you for this video. Timely indeed 🧘🍁🍂🍁
I store off season and seldom used items (such as travel bags) in plastic containers under my bed (no attic space). Plus I don't have to worry about someone hiding under my bed. 😊
Also, COZY chores is brilliant 🎉
I liked it, I’m keeping an eye out for more Cozy Chores.
Moving into a 74 year old DC row home forced me to drastically declutter and go on my own journey of improving my wardrobe to better quality items. Unfortunately, I quickly realized that just because it's more expensive doesn't mean the quality is better.😢 I'm still trying to find brands that make good quality clothes within my budget. I really like the concept of 12 items a year. Hopefully, my waistline will be on board with that arrangement.
That font you used for cozy chores tickled my brain just right
Me: Do i really need to watch this video?
Also me: opens drawer filled with 10-year-old misshapen bras....
That cut to you standing holding the bedframe is the definition of iconic
I need to declutter my closet! I've been putting it off. 😢😢😢 Thanks for the inspiration! ❤
OMG I needed this inspiration/motivation so much!
Literally here late because I was listening to the podcast 😂 So excited ❤
Hi Caroline! I love a good declutter!
I loved this video- you inspired me to take a hard look at my closet.
The vintage dress from your mom looks gorgeous on you!
The excel sheet and the research...she is obviously a scientist
Thred Up also can mail you a clean out bag with a mailing label included, you can fill it up, send them things to sell, make a little extra cash while they do all the work, and you can select that they recycle what doesn't sell, and you can just drop it off at any post office blue collection box or have your mailman person pick it up when they drop off your mail.
Thanks for the tip!
Been waitinnnn for anotherrr videoo and you came back with what I need most atm!! decluttering is therapeutic in itself and I get to do it listening to you 😙🤌🏻♥️
Cozy Chore Chat love it❤❤❤
Oh, you had to bring up..THE CLOSET....gulp. (Well, I actually did do the shoes this summer!! ..but then, the bog down!)
Yesss to cozy chores! I personally can't handle (shout this in a heavy metal lead singer voice to yourself) EXTREME WHOLE HOUSE CLEANING videos anymore - way too overwhelm😅ng.
I would watch 10000 hrs of Cozy Chores
really enjoyed this. Thank you for sharing.
Wow that dress of your moms is so darn cute!
Just what I needed
yaaay
exactly the video i needed to get a kick and get started!!!
Loved this video!!🧡🧡
I don't think I've ever been so happy to be below average in my life!
I’m having a big clear out in general lately so this is perfect timing! Feel it’s the added motivation I so desperately need ha I’m way too sentimental with everything 🙃
When Hannah Louise Poston wanted a recommendation for decorating, I told her to check out your channel. Now I’m going to recommend you go visit Hannah Louise Poston! In particular her video from March 2023 on dressing the fantasy self. She does a lot of makeup reviews, so you kind of have to wade through stuff, but her deal about buying clothes is “fewer, nicer things.” Just recently she did a piece on how to think about clothes the way they’ll look a year from now. (You aren’t really buying that new, crisp item, you’re buying something that’s going to have been worn and washed three times, and will you still love it?) She’s kind of an expert at the process you’re wanting to do.
Or don’t look, whatever, but I thought I’d give you a heads up.
Loved this video! Good job!
🥰
The world would be flat without Virgos.
This was………………………
Fun 😂
Sorting can be boring…….
But I like your new angle and more mindful outlook. Its good to be aiming at something. You cant serve two masters. Over Shopping and being a mindful consumer. So now you have a path and there is freedom in that. You have mentioned before the joy of working within limits. Its freeing. Some months i drink only water and it changes my whole way of life. Limits create sneaky little detours you wernt expecting……. Its fun. I really enjoy your well thought out content and interesting ways to think about daily life ❤❤❤
Yeah!
I live in the sticks, 70 miles from the nearest charity store - I also utilize the “Free!” Box at my gate 😊 it’s usually gone within the hour
this video topic, the scoliosis- youre like if bernadette banner was modern
In 1980 my parents were like heyyyyyy 👀 and then here I am 😂
Love what a nerd you are 😂❤ I relate!
Thank you for showing a realist closet size ! Mine is the same size and I m tired seeing this huge closets on youtube
My husband had a Panther's team jacket my brother gave him. My brother passed away several years ago. It was a sentimental item, but my husband never wore it. I took a couple pictures of him in the jacket and then donated it. It worked out.
I'm being really honest when I say I so desperately want to relate to this. I adore you, your style, your unique style of humour, this video etc but I am poor and the one closet in my place is empty. Except for some possible spiders. LOL Thanks to an abusive ex and lifelong diseases that have rendered me unemployable I live well below the poverty line here in Canada and literally own 2 shirts, one pair of pants, a sweater and am hoping I'll be able to find a charity shop winter coat for next to nothing. I would love to have these over stuffed closet and drawer problems but I still really enjoy your videos. I also suffer from extreme depression and could never afford therapy so I search for helpful and insightful youtubers that I can gain a bit of info from. You are one of the best at making people feel there is hope. For making people feel that you really have suffered too and understand. Not that it's your job to counsel but you make it clear that we are not all alone in how we feel. Thanks for another entertaining half hour and I hope your day is fantastic.
Girl I got closet storage for fancy clothes, dresser for every day stuff, and under my bed I have winter, postpartum warm weather, postpartum cold weather, maternity warm weather and maternity cold weather. I’m pregnant again so I have to keep all of it, and I HATE IT😂
Thread Up! For your clothes that are in excellent condition. They send you the “clean out” bag with shipping label attached. I’ve made some good money doing this. I really thought they were going to be the sponsor today.
I too have been in the process of cleaning out my closet. FOR WEEKS NOW! Yes, it’s a struggle.
Find a local church! They tend to take clothing donations for events they hold. Our local church does a free clothing event every 2 months and they're so grateful!
Just found a box of clothes I hadn’t unpacked since we moved in almost 4 years ago. Needless to say, I don’t need any of those pieces. Made a big donation bag yesterday!!
I also have a sweater and sweatshirt addiction but… I live in Southern California and only get to wear them for like 2 months of the year 😅
I don’t have time to watch now but I just want to say, I really love your videos. I watch every one. I am sure this one will not disappoint❤
Love the bow. 🎀🎀🎀🎀🎀
The most important thing is the issue that causes the clutter so thank you for addressing this
Yes yes yes
I've had good luck finding cashmere and wool at thrift stores! Just have to check for holes 😊
i love it. I'm excited each time you post a new video :) I like you :)