Survey #174 Response from Ros
| Which member(s) of your household support or contribute to your decluttering or organizing efforts, and how? (For example, “My husband keeps the home office and his workshop organized.”) | my housemate/friend drives me to deliver things I am discarding, all of his things that move about are on his desk in his bedroom - living room stays neat because rarely are things taken off shelves. |
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| Which member(s) of your household frustrate, foil, interrupt, or otherwise complicate your decluttering or organizing efforts, and how? (For example, “My preteen child picks through the donation box to retrieve items even after we’ve reached agreement to get rid of them.”) | none |
| If you were to wish for one change of behavior from someone—or everyone—in your household with respect to clutter, what change would you wish for? (For example, “My preteen child picks through the donation box to retrieve items even after we’ve reached agreement to get rid of them.”) | none |
| Describe an item about which you have a strong disagreement with someone else in your household over whether or not it deserves a place in your home. (For example, “My mother’s 30 years of TV Guide magazines.”) | We don't disagree because we respect the other person's right to their personal property. We have lived together for 35 years and are happy to accommodate each other. He wants his stuff organized (so he can find a book or other item easily, and I am happy to help him with that. |
| Here’s your chance to ask Gayle and Ed any question you’re curious about. It need not be related to this survey’s topic(s). If we think that your question—and our answer—might be useful or instructive to The Clutter Fairy Weekly audience, we’ll share them in an upcoming episode. | nothing to ask - just a note that I have been obtaining many wonderful organizing items on temu.com, good quality. |
| Future topics | useful minimalist ideas for non-minimalists. Fumio Sasaki is the go-to ordinary guy who just got rid of this things. |
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