Thread: Do you have a problem with clutter? (Yeah, I mean YOU!)
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Old 03-27-2014, 09:49 PM   #53
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Originally Posted by applesauce View Post
So true. I swear my daughter and husband are hoarders. It seems worse than it is because they NEVER put things away. It drives me nuts when I go to clean something and find a 5 minute job turns to an hour as I have to put away everything they leave out.
I have got rid of all my cds dvds and paper books, besides a couple of childrens books I wanted to keep. Far easier to have all that on one computer the entire family can access without making a mess.

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I read somewhere that sometimes "messy people" and collectors who don't necessarily meet the criteria of real hoarders can be mistaken as such. I am not sure what a good measure is but, I think the TV series "Hoarders" lets you see the real thing.
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