Dr. Oz- Declutter Your Life and Transform Your Health with Justin Klosky

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  • Опубліковано 27 кві 2014
  • Justin Klosky visits the Dr. Oz show where he gives New Rules to Declutter Your Life and Transform Your Health. Clutter and getting organized can be overwhelming but with Organize & Create Discipline it can be seamless and stress free. Follow these 3 simple rules to create order and become healthier.
    Video is for promotional purposes only and is of an appearance of Mr. Klosky.
    For collaborations and business inquiries, please contact via Channel Pages: ChannelPages.com/justinklosky

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  • @haleyferguson1642
    @haleyferguson1642 6 років тому +63

    Decluttering has changed me, I’m not totally done yet but the biggest steps have been made and I wish I would have done it sooner.

    • @aking3624
      @aking3624 5 років тому +2

      Don't beat yourself up. It taks time to become strong enough to deal with mess😃.

    • @selflove428
      @selflove428 3 роки тому

      I am working on getting my place declutter because I am working first shift now instead of 3rd. It huge difference

  • @geoffowen4158
    @geoffowen4158 6 років тому +34

    If u get low. Exercise. Eat healthy and see other people as well as family. Sunbathe when weather is good. Wrap up and go for a walk when it's cold. Both are free and good for you. Don't waste your life attaching yourself to things instead of getting out and making friends. People need people.

    • @AnnYT2
      @AnnYT2 5 років тому +3

      This is exactly right! I'm a stay at home mom and struggle with being around people. So sometimes I get in these depressive stages, it's hard but I try

    • @gitanafox9852
      @gitanafox9852 5 років тому +2

      Best comment

    • @gypsyluv1118
      @gypsyluv1118 5 років тому

      I love your name!!
      @@gitanafox9852

    • @elizabethcreated9263
      @elizabethcreated9263 5 років тому +2

      Geoff Owen well said. I need to take that advice. Jesus is workin on me.

  • @LuluScarn
    @LuluScarn 9 років тому +61

    I'm am sooo into decluttering! My family are major hoarders and I used to be one as a child. However, that being said I'm majorly obsessive over organisation and how everything should have a place. As i grew up and became my own person, I started to declutter regularly and now it's literally a weekly ritual. Even if i just get rid of 2 useless/never used items per week, I feel so good about it. Hoarding is an addiction that should be broken. One must stop and realise that things are just materialistic and everything can be replaced and your 'what if' items never actually end up being used. A clear space is a clear mind, that's how i see it.

    • @eepyeepers
      @eepyeepers 8 років тому +5

      +Louisa exactly how I feel, well put!

    • @marakixd6203
      @marakixd6203 6 років тому

      Yeah, me too!!

    • @lisat9707
      @lisat9707 6 років тому +3

      Ya I am like that. But then I got hit with job loss then depression. having extras in my home kept me afloat. I can sell items etc. it's a trap. I have a hard time letting go with my income insecurity. Emotional items. Take a photo of it. If i bring it in I must find things to let go so I can bring it into my space. Me my new QUESTION I ask myself. Is it worth my Mental health to keep it.

  • @jbw53191
    @jbw53191 5 років тому +6

    De-cluttering and adopting minimalism has truly changed my life for the better. It's almost like finding a new religion that makes you truly happy.

  • @bethmessner4453
    @bethmessner4453 6 років тому +65

    Where’s the “after” tour of her house? I was waiting for it!! 😕

  • @petmomful2260
    @petmomful2260 7 років тому +25

    "Physical clutter is emotional clutter!" Wow, that is so true! I am going to embroider that on something and hang it up! Next time I try to get rid of something, I am going to think about that and observe what emotional clutter is happening. My husband had to remove a lot of stuff from our furnace room so we could get a new furnace today. This spurred us to go thru it and discard and donate. Now my little storage/furnace room is neat as a pin! Now I am going to declutter the rest of the house!

  • @sewingBay1255
    @sewingBay1255 5 років тому +15

    The real goal is to declutter and not re-accumulate.

  • @LathaLukose
    @LathaLukose 7 років тому +29

    i love decluttering it frees the mind

  • @Jebjess
    @Jebjess 9 років тому +64

    Good effort. The tips aren't the most effective however.
    These are my rules:
    1. Trash or donate anything you don't need.
    2. Put items where they are to be used.
    3. Further organize by putting like with like.

  • @linhint6434
    @linhint6434 6 років тому +60

    number one, her house was NOT that bad, number 2, he only went to her house yesterday and solved her problem? i think not.

    • @rosegarcia2371
      @rosegarcia2371 5 років тому +2

      She obviously picked up before.

    • @jilliandean6820
      @jilliandean6820 5 років тому +5

      It's just ment to help you get started and change your mindset about your "clutter".

    • @pattiemcdonald7635
      @pattiemcdonald7635 4 роки тому

      Dr Oz: the "expert" on everything Decent actor. Good at staging

    • @HighSierraDawn
      @HighSierraDawn 4 роки тому +1

      You could tell she cleaned and vacuumed and then threw a handful of toys on the floor.

    • @lebe6863
      @lebe6863 4 роки тому +1

      Lin Hint you are right. That house was not bad at all . Joke

  • @plantplanetearth509
    @plantplanetearth509 6 років тому +82

    How about pretend that your house is about to be flooded and you have to decide what is important.

    • @gordaadieta18
      @gordaadieta18 6 років тому +1

      Plant Planet Earth excellent

    • @calisongbird
      @calisongbird 5 років тому +1

      Plant Planet Earth that’s actually great advice

    • @jamesnbrenda8960
      @jamesnbrenda8960 4 роки тому +3

      Plant Planet Earth this actually happened to us with hurricane Harvey. I was bedridden with a broken femur and our house was gutted!! There was no way I could save anything. We were to busy trying to get up high enough that the “grey” water didn’t come near my incisions. This experience changed my life forever! I only keep thing I really love and enjoy!!

  • @jocelynwaters2875
    @jocelynwaters2875 6 років тому +12

    Rather than throwing unwanted materials, give them to Big Brothers, Big Sisters. They sell them to a company that can use re-sell them or if they can’t, they recycle the material. Even socks and underwear! The landfill is an awful place for them to go. Win, win win!

  • @gmkbelanger
    @gmkbelanger 5 років тому +7

    OMG is it bad if I am admiring how orderly and neat her house is on the intro tour?!?

  • @DaniJean1
    @DaniJean1 6 років тому +5

    I call my “junk” drawer my “utility” drawer and it’s necessary and organized.

  • @Helena42246
    @Helena42246 5 років тому +6

    What a good looking guy👍 I'm definitely decluttering my house and have been doing so. ..it feels great having a clean house.

  • @beekerbod4072
    @beekerbod4072 8 років тому +32

    You have the best dimples ever!

  • @geoffowen4158
    @geoffowen4158 6 років тому +6

    Good tip. Photograph the things then store the photos. They take up less space and you can always look at them if you miss things.

  • @Betcaligarcia
    @Betcaligarcia 6 років тому +192

    Americans need a National week off to clean up their homes

    • @deenad3562
      @deenad3562 6 років тому +5

      RC CGC ..Americans?! Uhh, add Brits to that, please.

    • @sw01237
      @sw01237 6 років тому +4

      RC CGC yes! We need to push for that...every year

    • @maryshaffer8474
      @maryshaffer8474 5 років тому +2

      But everything is valuable and needed.

    • @kaijohnson9048
      @kaijohnson9048 5 років тому

      RC CGC Yesssss!!!

    • @WoodlandPoetry
      @WoodlandPoetry 5 років тому +3

      In some cases, a month....

  • @fig4159
    @fig4159 7 років тому +6

    Justin is TOO CUTE!! That smile! Those DIMPLES,OMG!!! This guy OOZES sensuality.
    LOL I'm old enough to be his mom! BUT...for decluttering, I prefer Helen from the tv show "neat!" One quaint: what's with the darn candles?!? EVERY ORGANIZER covers the decluttered house with candles. Most candles are full of toxic chemicals designed to smell amazing (just like the ones in our food that are designed to TASTE great) as they poison us. And, I have animals: pets + candles = house on fire! So why bother decluttering? Just go straight to burning the house down; save time, stress and aggravation, and THEN you can go shopping with the insurance money!!! Win-Win-Win!!! Right?

  • @adevore1971
    @adevore1971 7 років тому +21

    my eyes r cluttered w cuteness all of a sudden..ughh make it stoppp

  • @bikinggal1
    @bikinggal1 6 років тому +21

    My new rule is : If I were in the store today/right now, would I buy this item? If not...OUT!

  • @sweetshell73
    @sweetshell73 9 років тому +20

    Umm, what was this about again - Lol - I'm so distracted by his smile . . . and he is so sweet holding her hand

  • @geoffowen4158
    @geoffowen4158 6 років тому +1

    Your family needs you. Especially your children
    Things don't matter.

  • @JennSGibbs
    @JennSGibbs 5 років тому +2

    That drawer though 🤣

  • @AkS143joyful
    @AkS143joyful 6 років тому +7

    Our drawer is called The Purposeful Drawer

  • @Michelle-qd9gm
    @Michelle-qd9gm 4 роки тому +1

    It’s hard when you declutter and not to buy stuff you have to be strong and think of all the hard work you’ve done

  • @vintagegirl68
    @vintagegirl68 4 роки тому +2

    I have a letter opener, it's called my hands.

  • @JJCoop231
    @JJCoop231 6 років тому +20

    I have four kids. Every time I try to declutter, I feel like almost everything can be used!

  • @LeofromFreo
    @LeofromFreo 4 роки тому +1

    For a guest, the lady was actually articulate and I could relate to her as a “normal person”. It worked having her on the show.

  • @aisforambessa
    @aisforambessa 5 років тому

    "A healthy lighter happier existence with your family and with yourself."
    Thank you.

  • @middleagegladness8092
    @middleagegladness8092 6 років тому +1

    Thank You!!! This is what started me with a total decluttering process in my home!!!

  • @Autumn_Forest_
    @Autumn_Forest_ 9 років тому +172

    Dang, that decluttering guy is HOT!!

    • @Autumn_Forest_
      @Autumn_Forest_ 9 років тому +12

      LOL I just realized that this is his channel haha.

    • @allysblondeworld
      @allysblondeworld 9 років тому +3

      KennyandGretel yesss I was thinking the same!!! Hes so hot

    • @SuperSuperLeader
      @SuperSuperLeader 9 років тому +1

      KennyandGretel he's too short to be hot

    • @mdrobiowlhossain5749
      @mdrobiowlhossain5749 9 років тому +1

      It is really well video.It is make me happy.I am very happy to see this video

    • @noreens1896
      @noreens1896 7 років тому +18

      Nakidz I love his dimples and smile!!😉

  • @jenntruong6023
    @jenntruong6023 5 років тому +2

    He is so organized and I love it! Similar to me!

  • @77777aol
    @77777aol 7 років тому +10

    Mantra : RETHINK, 'Reduce, Reuse, Recycle !' [Reduce : 'No junk mail' sign on your front door. Never buy a banana in packaging; it has its own skin, which can be composted ! ]

    • @lisa9867
      @lisa9867 6 років тому +2

      What is a no junk mail sign on your door going to do?

  • @TheGlennAllenShow
    @TheGlennAllenShow 5 років тому

    I wish I had watched this before we made our declutter your life video! This makes me feel a lot better!

  • @MvrKhan
    @MvrKhan 5 років тому +1

    I love dr. Oz!

  • @vegancandy9570
    @vegancandy9570 5 років тому +2

    My problem is that I buy items for the life I wish I led. I have bought dresses that I plan to wear to cocktail parties or fundraisers - trouble is, I never go anywhere! My biggest excursion (outside of work) is the doggie park!

  • @Seiferboi
    @Seiferboi 6 років тому +5

    My goal is to have everything in its own place, in a place that makes sense and easy access to my things. I also like to use the rule, for everything that comes into my space, three things must go out for each item. And I didn't know that Dr. Greene was on anything other than Hoarders lol!

  • @sweetmslovinglife
    @sweetmslovinglife 7 років тому +27

    I don't agree to the 1 year rule. I haven't used them bcuz I couldn't see it was there. Now that I can, I will.

    • @freemindsloveforever
      @freemindsloveforever 7 років тому +4

      sweetmsroslyn if you can't see if you have it is rarely different to you didn't know you had it. Personally allowing areas of non easily accessible and regularly monitored zones in the house are symptoms of possible clutter

    • @lisat9707
      @lisat9707 6 років тому +1

      Ask yourself this. is it worth my Mental health to keep it. What Purpose does it serve, and what Need does that fulfill and is there somthing else that might fill that need better or more efficiently. Take a set of 22 pots for example. as a single person that never cooks big or elaborate meals Why would I keep all 22 pieces and not just the 2 pots I use regularly.

    • @lisat9707
      @lisat9707 6 років тому +1

      ONE LAST QUESTION to ask Do I have a place for it. Good luck

    • @MissVasques
      @MissVasques 6 років тому +2

      I get ya, a common thing and I often heard a rule of thumb: set a expiration date: if it’s used several times after you unearthed it after a set period of time keep it, or else get rid of it.
      All about if that some day really Will happen.
      Ppl say to get rid of clothes you wore when you were slimmer as you Will just want to get new ones even if you become slimmer.
      Not Me. I’m steadily loosing weight and looking forward to all my old clothes.
      I did go through them all and photographed the lot so I know what I have. Plus I got rid of old things that was more trash than clothes, like a pair of leggings that was crumbling and underwear.

  • @StormSheldon
    @StormSheldon 7 років тому +31

    So funny...she has so cleaned before they came!!! ( Just like I would!!!).

  • @Thankful_.
    @Thankful_. 6 років тому

    Fantastic clip! Thank you!

  • @adevore1971
    @adevore1971 7 років тому +10

    he has my dream job!!

    • @adevore1971
      @adevore1971 7 років тому

      i just realized this..

    • @charlenebrissette3348
      @charlenebrissette3348 7 років тому +4

      Amanda Devore my dream job too but I'm afraid I am too harsh about clutter and I would offend people.

    • @djlivvy46
      @djlivvy46 7 років тому

      If people are paying you, then you don't need to be harsh. They will want to do what you say because they have spent money to hear it.

  • @urbarascott9047
    @urbarascott9047 6 років тому +1

    Oh how I needed this info. I have started.

  • @dawnstonerock884
    @dawnstonerock884 5 років тому +1

    You can send Justin to my house any day!!

  • @losebellyfatfast1475
    @losebellyfatfast1475 7 років тому +1

    awesome video. Amazing work. Acquire a lot of knowledge from this video.

  • @pameehanson1764
    @pameehanson1764 6 років тому

    The one year rule is a great place to start. I hang onto “emotional “ items and they are of no value😕 So I learned to keep a box going to put items into at all times and when it fills haul to my favorite place for donations. The place I choose uses these items to train people new skills or for missions to those who are in need of basic items makes me realize that I am making a difference by letting go vs keeping an item. Pass it on to someone in need😍

  • @Betcaligarcia
    @Betcaligarcia 6 років тому +1

    Declutter ! Ive done the one year rule that works.

  • @dianauricchio3664
    @dianauricchio3664 10 років тому

    Great segment Justin! I look forward meeting you at NAPO.

  • @patsypryor9850
    @patsypryor9850 5 років тому

    it's awful these days and times how much junk mail we still receive! so I do it the way I had to start doing all the years I worked, I open it over the SHREDDER!! Years ago it was a big exhale to shred so much I burned up one shredder went out the same day and bought a tougher one!! Haven't ever had that problem since!

  • @ajr6153
    @ajr6153 7 років тому +2

    Wow that house was organized before!

    • @cr123-cn
      @cr123-cn 5 років тому

      Organized clutter is still clutter

  • @Clutchpearls
    @Clutchpearls 4 роки тому

    Boy. I need to clutter my house so he can "help"🤣 I'd buy that for a dollar 🤣

  • @rosegarcia2371
    @rosegarcia2371 5 років тому +3

    People who do crafts often keep lots of "stuff".

    • @kayleeguy5471
      @kayleeguy5471 5 років тому

      Yes..they kind of use "clutter" as a metaphorical umbrella..its not ALL just emotional transference..a lot is..but i find it useless to throw away things..(into the landfill!!) That can be recycled..upcycled..used differently..i am unwilling to throw things out just to have to repurchase them later ( eg wood screws or yards of fabric i cant replace but havent had the time to make into that sofa recover)..
      In this disappearing of the middle class..i no longer have the funding i used to have...and i have recently realized that my anxiety and tendency to save things are woven into my highly creative Self..so its complicated.
      I HAVE discovered though..that just throwing away trash..and focusing on "paper mountain" makes a big opening..and i just keep going

  • @Betcaligarcia
    @Betcaligarcia 6 років тому +4

    I’ve done that if I bring in an item I give something away

  • @r2engage
    @r2engage 8 років тому +10

    it seems the organization "" is the title of this program did not address as to what causes the cluttering and cure for hoarding was not address at all. sorry big thumbs down..

  • @GOTKiDZ
    @GOTKiDZ 6 років тому

    Who is the Clutter Dr. Expert in this segment? I couldn’t hear her name correctly 😬

  • @targetedindividual7931
    @targetedindividual7931 5 років тому

    I find these so inspiring. Working on things. Maybe show us organized people instead of clutterbugs so we have examples to follow?

  • @90insomniac
    @90insomniac 5 років тому

    I laughed at "What is junk?"

  • @lucidmimi1006
    @lucidmimi1006 9 років тому +1

    Great segment - thank you, Justin!

  • @galememeeof6688
    @galememeeof6688 5 років тому

    It was a helpful video but it didn't show the segment where they showed the correlation of clutter to your health.

  • @NaturallyGifted77
    @NaturallyGifted77 9 років тому +24

    dang he fine! omg to much stuff

    • @Autumn_Forest_
      @Autumn_Forest_ 9 років тому +17

      Yes, he is!!! He can come to my house anytime lol.

  • @markarciaga2498
    @markarciaga2498 7 років тому +33

    Just live in a tiny house... that'll force you to declutter

    • @pallavirbhat
      @pallavirbhat 7 років тому +2

      Mark Arciaga.. Exactly

    • @kateoloughlin8774
      @kateoloughlin8774 3 роки тому

      Mark Arciaga
      Hello from my country cottage.
      2 bedrooms.
      Became a minimalist about 4 years ago and never been happier.
      Stay safe.
      Kind regards from Ireland Kate. 👱‍♀️🏡

  • @borednow
    @borednow 5 років тому +1

    dimples, tan and facings :)

  • @Xosidhe
    @Xosidhe 5 років тому

    I’m calling my junk drawer my “useful drawer” and not throwing anything out 😂

  • @ChristinaBellaVita
    @ChristinaBellaVita 9 років тому +1

    omg i love you! please box yourself up and send to italy to deal with my extream hoarder motherin law that i am currently living with!! AAAHhh driving me crazy!!

  • @mkweber7007
    @mkweber7007 5 років тому

    It sure would have been nice if he'd shown her re-organized spaces! ...especially that craft area! Solutions, please!

  • @theresaweber4043
    @theresaweber4043 9 років тому +2

    OCD lol....that's awesome

  • @missypoopoo101
    @missypoopoo101 5 років тому

    For me the best way to declutter is to take every single item out of the room/closet and only put back what you need or want to keep. Everything else gets sold or donated.

    • @thetomatowoman
      @thetomatowoman 5 років тому

      I'd do that if I could stand or walk well, but my pain is horrific so doing things like that is too painful. ASlso I have so much inventory there is no place to move anything to!
      I can't afford to hire help seeing as most of what I have IS for sale. I just can't do the sales now after damaged SI joint, bone on bone hip broken L4, FM, COPD & being dirt poor without family to help. Can't afford to pay someone to help because my income is $900.00 per mo in Santa Monica, Ca. Can't love. No place to go except for my car...
      Not going to give up my place.
      My stuff is mostly yardsale items.
      Posted an ad seeking someone with a yard to do sales together. So far just guys lying, losers or people leaving town. No one who has a place & can help me.
      I wish I could get around as I use to without such terrible pain. No pain meds anymore so I am crippled with pain...
      If I didn't have all these terrible bone problems & terrible pain I could do much of this myself...

    • @korenng5553
      @korenng5553 4 роки тому

      Gaining back my valuable real estate back!

  • @HarrietShearsmith
    @HarrietShearsmith 6 років тому

    Oh this is so helpful, I'm terrible!

  • @geoffowen4158
    @geoffowen4158 6 років тому

    When someone dies don't destroy your own life over it. In memory to them live life to the full.

  • @lisat9707
    @lisat9707 6 років тому

    okay My question for keeping items that works for me is. Is it Worth my Mental Health to keep it? you can rephrase that to somthing like IS it worth moving again and again to clean around it. Is it worth the stress to keep everything I want to keep. Find out somthing that is worth more to you than Stuff. Set a Timer. 15 mins in 1 spot. 3 bags. I find sitting is best so you focus on one spot and don't get distracted. Garbage, Recycle/donate, keep/put away/deal with. Recycle/donate stuff should leave the house asap to prevent raiding. I have things that I have too much money into and I can see a big value in and with money tight I can't get myself to donate it. Facebook buy and sell or kijiji are great options If you have someone you trust and are wanting to help you ask them if they could hold onto the items until you have time to sell/donate the items. Be sure to Not abuse it as extra storage. set a day every month to Purge those items. Good luck.

  • @HighSierraDawn
    @HighSierraDawn 4 роки тому

    I dumped my junk drawer into a large popcorn tin. 😂 All of those little screws or screwdrivers and duct tape.

  • @DaniJean1
    @DaniJean1 6 років тому

    Thinking about getting rid of all my baby’s stuff makes me extremely sad. I’m not sentimental with my own stuff, but with my baby’s stuff I am extremely attached.

  • @geoffowen4158
    @geoffowen4158 6 років тому +1

    If you have to shop buy jewellery. It adds value and doesn't take up much room. Or hoard money in bank. Always very useful.

  • @blondebobbi4505
    @blondebobbi4505 4 роки тому

    Hahaha!!! Look at my house!!! Hahahaha!!!

  • @geoffowen4158
    @geoffowen4158 6 років тому +1

    Don't go to shops more than twice a year. You will always see something you want or need. Don't let these shops make an idiot out of you.

  • @isobelswan
    @isobelswan 7 років тому +4

    How do you deal with a mother who shouts at you for attempting to declutter your own home and then later criticises you for having too much stuff?

    • @sarasorensen2650
      @sarasorensen2650 7 років тому +2

      don't tell her.

    • @isobelswan
      @isobelswan 7 років тому

      I don't tell her.She lives opposite me.

    • @vermilliongecko
      @vermilliongecko 7 років тому +6

      Don't invite her around until she agrees to mind her own business. It worked with my Mum.

    • @lolabeltran1175
      @lolabeltran1175 7 років тому +3

      Elizabeth Mallard throw away things when ur mom is not at home.

    • @djlivvy46
      @djlivvy46 7 років тому +4

      Ugh, I hate mothers like this. Just like the ones who encourage you to eat and then criticise you for putting on weight.

  • @AICandii
    @AICandii 6 років тому

    "Even if she loves daddy."
    ... Oh. Well. Okay but good points.

  • @JohnnyCatFitz
    @JohnnyCatFitz 5 років тому

    That's the neatest clutter ever. She hadn't even attempted to provide storage for the toys. Meh no after?!

  • @marlanatietjen4538
    @marlanatietjen4538 4 роки тому

    Justin i need your help

  • @keepcalmdykeon7771
    @keepcalmdykeon7771 7 років тому

    I wonder how you get in touch with this guy to do your jouse

  • @mettah2
    @mettah2 9 років тому +1

    I can't tell you how I would need a team of justin to help at my house, my computer room, my sewing room and my basement,

    • @adevore1971
      @adevore1971 7 років тому

      oh a team of justin lol

    • @shannonmaeswartz5316
      @shannonmaeswartz5316 7 років тому +1

      Lisa Bernier Look up the Kon Mari method, there are books and youtube videos on it. :)

    • @djlivvy46
      @djlivvy46 7 років тому +1

      If you just get rid of one thing per day, then in a year's time you will have removed 365 items from your home.

  • @Lkabss
    @Lkabss 8 років тому

    That basement. Is my garage, and living room, and kitchen, and room, and my mothers room. But my moms somehow convinced its totally ok and nothing needs to be done about it.

    • @yexpower
      @yexpower 8 років тому

      +Hermit either you and your mom live in a submarine or a space station :)

  • @nietaearwood6779
    @nietaearwood6779 2 роки тому

    I got in the habit of keeping empty cereal boxes and empty orange juice containers. When I replace it, I throw the empties away.

    • @nietaearwood6779
      @nietaearwood6779 2 роки тому

      I did go through my kitchen, I threw out grocery bags, it came out 3 in total.

  • @stbam1965
    @stbam1965 5 років тому

    Get boxes dont stop untill full take to goodwill

    • @thetomatowoman
      @thetomatowoman 5 років тому

      Goodwill I hear doesn't really help people as much as Salvation Army does. I go there when I donate, but now I want to sell, sell & sell everything I own!!!

  • @SuperSuperLeader
    @SuperSuperLeader 9 років тому +4

    it doesn't seem so bad

  • @kelgreen99
    @kelgreen99 6 років тому +3

    Id like to learn but Id be too busy staring at him. Such a cutie!😜😛

  • @ricksanchezsflask8794
    @ricksanchezsflask8794 2 роки тому

    "These toys are a chaotic mess!"
    Ummm....just pick them up and put them in a box?

  • @hazztv6317
    @hazztv6317 4 роки тому

    Just take a bag and throw out everything you don’t use. I love a clear home.

  • @sambooth1471
    @sambooth1471 7 років тому

    6:02 why is he holding her hand like that!?

  • @bettylou3709
    @bettylou3709 4 роки тому

    I have 0 junk drawers. There aren't even enough drawers to put the every day stuff.

  • @123mintjelly
    @123mintjelly 6 років тому +33

    First rule - WRONG !!!! Just because you haven't used it in a year doesn't mean you should throw it out. I do not have clutter. But I am not going to throw out a swimsuit because I have gone a year without using it. Someone could break their leg. Should they throw out all their ski equipment because they can't ski for one season ? And then have to buy it all again? That is really expensive for all the equipment and clothes. A better rule would be to ask yourself why you haven't used it. The guy is Nuts !

    • @babygurl20007
      @babygurl20007 6 років тому +12

      Anne Montgomery. You are taking it way to literal.. Obviously there are exceptions to the rule

    • @123mintjelly
      @123mintjelly 6 років тому +2

      Einstein agrees with me. He said if a rule works 99 times and it doesn't work on the 100th time you throw out the rule. People need to say what they mean, and mean what they say.

    • @2adamast
      @2adamast 6 років тому +3

      It's OK at 2:50 he just says "You should _probably_ let it go" There are exceptions, Einstein didn't like quantum physics because it's a different set of rules that only works on small stuff.

    • @VyasAnand
      @VyasAnand 6 років тому +3

      Anne Montgomery Einstein doesn’t know you and never said that ABOUT life anyway

    • @thetomatowoman
      @thetomatowoman 5 років тому

      Right, I wouldn't throw away something just because I haven't used it in a year.
      I have many things I don't use, but love & bring me joy. I am keeping them to look back at from time to time..
      Jewelry I rarely wear.
      Some I will be selling, but not a big priority now.
      Big things, breakable things R first to go.
      I also keep things to fix things. So I have real junk drawers, but they come in handy when i need to fix or repair something I am going to sell restored & complete.
      I keep many things just because they bring JOY!!
      We all should keep things we really may use, love, or make us happy from time to time...
      I don't need to cling to everything, but photos, writings, artworks I do keep.
      Plus art supplies which R many & messy...
      I don't consider any of that clutter...

  • @sf5823
    @sf5823 5 років тому

    1:27

  • @fatimahhussain8234
    @fatimahhussain8234 6 років тому +3

    Actually that rule should be updated to maybe six months because one year is really long.

    • @wandayonder9772
      @wandayonder9772 6 років тому +1

      There doesn't need to be a "rule" at all. People are different and items are different. Some things go sooner and some later.

    • @MissVasques
      @MissVasques 6 років тому +1

      It a common rule, especially for clothes in the Theory that in year you go through all the seasons which in Six months you prob don’t depending on where you live.

    • @wandayonder9772
      @wandayonder9772 6 років тому

      Maybe for some, MissVasques. Others of us put on and take off a few pounds from year to year and like to keep a few things we love which may be a bit tight for a while yet fit perfectly a year later. I do not have a cluttered wardrobe and it is lovely to use nice clothes again instead of having to rebuy later.

    • @gmkbelanger
      @gmkbelanger 5 років тому

      @Fatimah Hussain. One year is necessary if you live through four distinct seasons. Sometimes 2 years. I have stuff that I only wear when it gets to -20°C or below. If I don't use it this winter I probably will next year.

  • @stbam1965
    @stbam1965 5 років тому

    I dont bring junk mail into my home. I put in trash can in garage before I go 8n

  • @cinematicaddict6863
    @cinematicaddict6863 7 років тому +2

    I have like an entire dresser of drunk droar

  • @geoffowen4158
    @geoffowen4158 6 років тому

    Life is too short.

  • @Michelle-qd9gm
    @Michelle-qd9gm 4 роки тому

    That’s hard a space for everything it depends how big your house is

  • @josephinetyree1476
    @josephinetyree1476 7 років тому +5

    I worked over 70 hours a week as a single parent an my home never looked like that...These people just SIT..............they are home alllllllll the time there is NO excuse....

    • @annalake4376
      @annalake4376 7 років тому +1

      so true, it's so discouraging seeing these young mothers so out of shape

    • @AnnYT2
      @AnnYT2 5 років тому

      I'm a stay at home mom also do online school plus have my own business while taking care of my children, my house became so overwhelming that I knew I had to get rid of things, I purged my house and got rid of so much it was like the most amazing feeling, still have a long way to go but it's a start, plus it's been easier to clean. Yes if you house is declutter than there is no excuse why no one can't clean their home on a daily basis

    • @mascara1777
      @mascara1777 2 роки тому

      They said she was a WORKING mother so she's not sitting all day.

  • @weena982
    @weena982 7 років тому +1

    Noooo not Mator😂😂

  • @laVIEchef
    @laVIEchef 5 років тому

    Chiming in to reiterate the IMPORTANCE of *DONATING!*
    I can’t believe how many people just lazily put unwanted things in trash, when so many local charity organizations are HAPPY to go out of their way on a weekly visit (I can think of 3 that come around every month , sometimes twice a month!) to pick up items outside YOUR DOOR, most anything, and any amount of it. There’s seriously NO EXCUSE not to donate!
    Not shaming those w/ legitimate mental issues, however, for those that are just greedy for instant gratification, It’s GROSS how people “need” “collections” of whatever- get bored with it, then be like “Oh well- let me just TRASH the planet because now I want my space.”... how nice for YOU. ... more and more we are seeing the perils of “WHOEVER DIES WITH THE MOST TOYS, WINS” pullleaze... wake up people. Marketing and capitalism at ITS very best... not ours.

    • @thetomatowoman
      @thetomatowoman 5 років тому

      I agree. I see so many people throwing stuff away. Some brand new. I just don't get it.
      They can call & have it donated, or take the time to go to the Salvation Army to donate their stuff.
      I do get many items to sell from my neighbors as they move out which is a blessing for me.
      Some I keep but most I take to sell to earn an income...
      I do see some FB groups giving things to people by posting it on a giveaway group. Many just put it on their porch or say where it is outside for someone who wants it to pick it up...
      Also, I personally don't buy anything that doesn't get used up.
      No clothes, no more stuff I just see & like.
      If I do I usually will buy from a second-hand store. Cheaper & more quality too...
      I strongly believe in reuse, repurpose & resell rather than buy new things!!!