“Hoarders” Expert Matt Paxton’s Priceless Downsizing Tips

You may recognize Matt Paxton from the classic A&E show “Hoarders” or PBS’s “Antiques Roadshow” or even his new show, “Legacy List.” The downsizing and decluttering expert details his career journey and gives priceless tips to help scale down in an interview with “Tamron Hall.”
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[@JBs_explorenmore]

You can also give books to prisons and to nursing homes

[@hannehansen7214]

When my sisters kids were small and had birthday, she would go and buy very cheap used china, and put it up in the garden and let the kids have a competition to throw rocks and smash them. They had soo much fun with that.

[@southerngirlinthecity]

He is the best!!! ❤️

[@karencramer6491]

I've just gone through the downsizing process and it became apparent that we have embraced the recycle/reuse philosophy so well that many of the donation agencies are overwhelmed with the amount of stuff being handed on. I was told on many occasions they would only take specific items and quantities to the point that I became exhausted driving around or calling up trying to pass on quality items such as books and household items. I am sad to say, much of it ended up in landfill. The hardest items were bedding because no-one will take anything that has even the smallest stain even though they had been otherwise well cared for in a clean home. Maybe I should have just 'dumped' it at a local homeless hideout in the hope it would make someone's night a little warmer and more comfortable.

[@mandy3486]

Anyone else weirded out by that sweater she had on?

[@zdarovful]

Great interview - great guest, and great host! Nailed a lot of the most important stuff in six minutes.

[@sw3737]

I just moved today. I’m stressed out. I realize I just buy stuff out of boredom. I’m going to trot donate something every month until land try not shop for nothing else. My mother is a senior and has tons of clothes she want get rid of. But wears the same thing over again daily.

[@sandraverboon2144]

A good place to donate books is women’s shelters or women with children alternative to jail places, they love having books.

[@Coananlover]

The Extreme Cleaning Specialist himself.

[@katehenry2718]

"Already decided you don't want the item. ...." How does THAT happen????

[@user-hm5zb1qn6g]

Matt is very insightful.

[@vickysmith3179]

Matt is awesome and don't tske no mess

[@kimandari2750]

Thank you for your help Matt 🙏

[@KenMalia-xr7jn]

Beautiful sweater ❤ and Matt had a super shirt on belonging to his Dad❤

[@2222bearbear]

WE LOVE MATT

[@AegisEpoch]

hoarding GOD Matt Paxton

[@RD-vo5vq]

Matt is the Best!

[@patparham2691]

Why not put 5 tarps outside. 1$, $5, $10, $20 and Free. Throw everything on the tarps for weekend sale. MONDAY TRASH DAY

[@katehenry2718]

Libraries don't take books except brand new. Six months "Old" might have germs.

[@wendajones9040]

Where ai live no-one accepts books! I’ve asked everywhere!