DECLUTTER Before the Move [Part 2]
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Come along with us as we declutter the basement and crawl space again! Preparing to move, we are looking for ways to lighten the load. We are targeting six areas to declutter to: pile for the movers, pile to move ourselves, donate, sell, trash, and stuff that belongs in other rooms.
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A couple of take aways from this video:
1) I thought the album was metallica- but it’s alice in chains. nutshell is a fantastic song. also, big head todd and the monsters live album is one of my all time favs.
2) you two work so well together. you are so respectful toward each other. it’s probably the number one thing i noticed when you worked on the shed.
3) your patience with your children is amazing. i usually get frustrated and tell my kids to go somewhere else and leave me be while i’m working thru a big project like that. i love how you encourage your kids to help and you are so sweet to them! way to go mom and dad!
4) i love your attitudes while going thru the boxes. i could see the weight being lifted as each box was getting sorted. you guys are rockstars and i hope, when you move, you sit back and just appreciate all of the hard work you put in. i also hope you realize that you’re changing your family tree by showing your kids that “less is more”.
5) i love your dog. 🙂
I really like the relationship you have with each other. 💕
So easy, respectful, affectionate and fun-loving.
When you were describing that "impress a girl " story I was thinking "she is a good wife to talk about his past dating times before her"......then I heard you say that you were the girl🤣. Cute story!
That story honestly game me chills! I just love you two together! 💓💓💓
❤️❤️❤️🤣🤣🤣 He broke his collarbone for you, then sold his Harley for the minivan! YOUR HUSBAND AWESOME 😎
Your dog, always following you in the crawl spaces, cracks me up. He loves his Mama!
"Aww, that's cute! I'm gonna donate it... But it's cute!!" Love it. Good for you.
Can I suggest that u take all the pictures out of the frames and put them in an album ? Even if it’s a binder and page protectors. If you decide you’re not going to put them on the wall or display them somehow, then u can flip thru an album and it’s so much less space and safer ( no glass). The kids would be able to get them out and look thru them and see all the memories so easy! 😊
My thoughts exactly!
That’s a great idea!
Great idea. I would use a photo album so photos dont stick to plastic while in storage.
Great idea!! Love that!
I use project folders, neater and less expensive. I used to have a photo wall up my stairs, the last time I decorated I didn’t put them back up. ( I was fed up of cleaning them) my family all admired how much bigger the space was and none of them noticed for weeks that the photo’s were gone! We were all long gone from even seeing them on the walls! whereas looking through the folders is more entertaining. 😀
This whole video had me in stitches!! It reminds me of the story my mum still tells to this day. When the airline moved us, the movers individually wrapped cheese slices from the fridge (not the pack of cheese slices, every INDIVIDUAL cheese slice!) & packed them in a box that she discovered 6 months after the move. Hahahaha!!! They also boxed an actual bag of trash & for 3 weeks my parents couldn't figure out where the stench in the garage was coming from. LOL!!!
Thank you for this honest video & the hilarious walk down memory lane for me. 😅💞
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I’m not judging. You’re doing an awesome job decluttering. But the stuff you pulled out of the crawl space is more than we own, after 30 years. I’m glad you got on the decluttering band wagon!
I know its crazy she deff bought to try to keep up with the high class Jones but they never will get there, glad she realized that....
I remember the first video of your crawl space and how you were in tears (and fears) of how much there was to do, how much you had accumulated and not knowing if you would ever get through it all. Ranger came in to make sure you were okay...and I think every time you go back in there, he thinks he has to supervise to make sure you are okay. Nice to see most of it was cleared out. The empty jars were hysterical. You give the rest of us so much inspiration!! I’ve been in my place for 20 years...and lost a ton of items due to an earthquake 6 years ago. Now that the kids have moved into their own homes, I’m starting to give my place a ruthless run-through and will be getting rid of most of the “stuff” - your videos have given me the encouragement to start...and keep going until it’s done!!
Barbara Colt 💕💕
Growing up in a defence force family, moving every 2-3 years meant Dad (who was a very organised and rational man) gave us the rule of one box only each. Furniture, clothes, school books, school case, ghetto blaster etc would be packed and moved. But everything else had to fit in one medium size box. It meant we didn’t learn to hoard i guess. But once I left home I became a hoarder. And once a Mum, I got worse. I think not having a stable ‘home’ and life, meant once I could keep hold of everything, I did. I definitely know it was a mental illness situation and now I’m on a journey to let it all go. It’s good to show your children how important it is to care more for people than things. My 18 year old struggles with holding on to bits and pieces now.
Did you say "What in Stars Hollow is this?". My heart! ❤
I did!!! I wondered if anyone would catch that. 😂😂😂
Erica I just love the fact that your husband is on board with going through stuff with you and minimizing that is sooo awesome and really cool! I enjoy watching you guys decluttering. It's fun
I think after 3 years and not missing my stuff, I would give the unopened boxes away! I hope your next house doesn’t have a crawl space! I never knew they existed! 😄
Also I say love it, use it or say bye-bye! 🤣
Nothing like a big move to finally get rid of stuff 😂 sometimes I just want to get rid of everything and redo my whole place 😂
So the stunt to impress the girl obviously worked! So nice to see a couple still in love and happy decluttering together.
PCS life: I had movers pack our keys once, luckily I had a tile on them-but I learned to prepack the car before the movers come and basically have NOTHING in the house I don’t want them packing because they will pack it all!!
My air force hubby tells of an overseas move with his first wife... a soiled diaper was packed in the diaper bin! Almost everything delivered with it a month later smelled the same! 😮 ('My job is to PACK, not think!")
I love your authenticity! The coffee pot with old coffee grinds, the recycling bottles that got packed and stored for 3 years...you guys are so REAL but you are not WEIRD. Erica I love your sense of humor about it all. I love watching you guys as opposed to minimalists that are "too perfected." Give me real people who give me the real story of their journey anyday! I am not a minimalist but am aiming to live more simply!
One comment on sentimental items. A few years ago I read an idea about how to help yourself be willing to get rid of something that you were somewhat sentimental about but weren't sure you wanted to keep it. The idea was to take a picture of the item so that you could remember it but not be stuck keeping it. Of course that would not work for items that you were 100% sentimental about. I have learned to do this with my children's homeschool projects. We CAN'T save them all.
You two are a hoot!! And you’re going to feel soooo good when you get thru all that stuff. A celebratory family dinner is in order! 🍾🥂including the dog who was a great helper 😆
The collar bone story is adorable!!!!! Also, it's ok to get rid of sentimental stuff! Just because it's old or one of a kind or tied to a happy memory, it's ok to get rid of. 🙂
Husband of the year for helping you. I usually see youtubers decluttering by themselves.
So I first started watching your videos about a month ago. I was feeling overwhelmed and in need of inspiration. Now, although I've become a little stuck on watching decluttering videos I've realized that I have to change my mindset before jumping in to decluttering for myself. I feel very similar to you when I see how many storage containers you have emptied. I had made a list of the storage containers that I needed to buy for decluttering purposes and then somewhere in one of your videos you said you were never going to buy a container again. Man! That hit me like a ton of bricks! I threw my list away and realize that if I need to find another container to fit my stuff into, I have too much stuff. Not only that but how counter intuitive is it to be buying more stuff if I'm really needing to get rid of things. Thanks for this lightbulb moment. I have a huge job ahead of me but along with my donate piles I hope to be getting rid of a lot of storage bins as well.
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I had that same Alice in Chains cd! Sold it with a whole lot of CD for gas money to go visit my best friend. 8 years later, I gave birth to our son on our 1 year anniversary. Fast forward 13 years, he took him to see Metallica at the old Deer Creek, another band we used to listen to on road trips between South Bend and Indianapolis.
Recycling Tip: Old metal kitchen supplies like the muffin tin and such that are not in good enough condition to donate can be recycled at a scrap yard. 👍
Awesome tip!!
You will absolutely declutter more when you get to the new place. I went through my apartment before when moved to our house and got rid of so much clutter it was insane. Then we got to the house and i saw how much stuff we still had 3 years later im still decluttering more. I think of decluttering like pealing back an onion. The stuff your getting rid of now is just the first layer. As you become more confident in your decluttering decision making about 1/2 the stuff you kept in this round will go.
Years ago when I was moving I took what I knew I needed out of the attic. I binned all the unopened boxes that had just sat there for the last few years since we moved into that house. I never knew what the boxes contained and I never missed any of it.
I'm happy for you, that you went through all the boxes before your move, now there is so much less stuff to deal with in your next home :-)
As far as the weird stuff the movers packed - they have to pack everything. They are not allowed to make decisions about items, even if it looks like trash to them.
I can understand that as crazy as it is BUT the drawer??😆😆
@@familycarr398 yes! They are bad about packing items that say do not pack! Boxes are always random. You have to watch your trash cans too! They will pack the trash! Our last move was our worst by far! Most broken and they just threw stuff in the boxes!
I'm so happy and excited for your new chapter in life; new home with your new way of living. Your going to be so happy and stress free. I absolutely love your videos, you have such a fun personality and I truly love you and your husband together :) Very much looking forward to your future videos and seeing you both in them!
Consider watching the Minimalists when they talk about the packing party...perfect for you sense you really are packing to move. You only keep what you use what you unpack at the new house, everything else goes!
That's a good suggestion!
Yes you have a great head start to do the minimalists packing party! 😀
I think I could let go of a whole room
What a great job you two did! I feel kinda guilty....it's a lot more fun to watch somebody ELSE go through everything and get ready to move than it is to do it yourself😂❤
Your husband is doing awesome at decluttering!
That is so funny that the movers packed a drawer and jars with liquid. 😂🤣 There is no telling what else you will find. Got to have coffee first.
Your dog is the best!
He is so cute
Those boxes from years ago is kinda like Christmas , can't wait for new house tour. Love the videos !
What a wonderful collection of random crap and stuff to watch you declutter. Enjoyed this video a lot!
Fruitful family time... I wish everybody had such lovely small helpers
Bah! I wanted so much to have the satisfaction of seeing an empty crawl space - pretty please show us that in the next episode! 💕😊
Hope so!!! There’s so much
Woman, you have me so hooked. I’m still wanting to keep watching but it’s the end lol... hahahha..the empty jars was trippy
I’m loving this packing and unpacking declutter series!!! It’s helping me get ready to move and get excited! Great job both of you on seriously decluttering so much more! It’s true if you can live without it so long then keep doing that. Looking forward to seeing the next video!!
Erica, you can clean a coffee grinder with uncooked rice! Add 1/2 cup rice to grinder and run till rice is pulverized. Depending on how much coffee oil/residue is there, it may take multiple rounds of rice to get it completely clean. Leaves no odor or residue to interfere with coffee flavor going forward.
Watching some older vlogs and just thought I'd add my first comment. I'm 66 and live in the UK. As a married couple we have moved house a lot, 3 times in one year once!! We have always done a self-move, renting a large van each time. I sorted and packed everything myself and on one occasion even got all the furniture downstairs whilst 8 months pregnant, lol
I'm moving states (with drastically different weather) so everything that's getting packed for movers to deliver 4 weeks after is super summery or non essential for 4 weeks. My categories are: easy/hard to replace (incl sentimental and identity papers), like/dislike, old/damaged, and difficult to move (eg furniture I don't love). I'm hoping for 8 boxes, a vintage arm chair and 30kg of checked airline baggage. Wish me luck!
I must say watching u clear out that space was so gratifying for me lol. I know the time it’s taken you to go through it and to get to empty these boxes was ahhhhhhh wonderful!! Lol my daughter and son in law are military so I know the struggles of moves and movers. ( they are currently packed and shipped to Italy as soon as they get cleared they will follow ) thanks for sharing!!!!!
It was gratifying for me too
Future criteria- house w/o crawl spaces😳. Carry on warrior!
The jars 🤣 Been there! We’ve been moved by the Army, the struggle to go through those boxes is so real. And then you stop and go- they did what?!
I LMAO'ed at some of the stuff you unearthed from those boxes. I went through 8 PCS moves as a kid and 7 more as an adult. It was no joke the movers would grab a coffee cup with the coffee still in it and wrap it 50 sheets of that moving paper and 6 months later you'd unwrap it in Japan, along with 25 other totally random things you'd end up throwing out.
We are planning to buy a house soon and I can't wait. I will declutter everything. I'm so fascinated with minimalism. I hope one day that i get to keep only the stuff that I love, not just the stuff that I bought because they were on sale.
During the unpacking phase of my last move I found an old windshield wiper. Not sure why garbage got packed up but it did. So I found it hysterical and totally relatable when you found the old pasta sauce jars.
This video is bringing back memories of how our movers for the RCMP used to move us! LOL They just pack everything!!
Wow, I'm am loving watching these videos. You're making such progress. Can't wait for the house tour 🏡
If it hasn't been opened in five years who needs it
I have sentimental parties. Friends come to my house. I have gathered and sorted. Usually find that I sort of sort it into relevant piles. Five came last time ( time 2 for me). One just steadied scrap booked projects that we jointly gathered. One helped me sort and keep it all straight while writing and editing a project list. Another kept the cocktails and munchies coming. Another cleaned up after everyone on a continuous basis. The newbie flitted from here to there. Many hands make light work. Awesome. Next time need to designate someone to document with pictures what we are doing.
Good job decluttering!!! it feels sooo goood!!! i got rid of 95% of our stuff in our appartment and our storage room and we don´t miss any of it!!! Just keep going and you´ll see how much space you´re gonna have to live in!!! I turned minimalist and i love it!!! And i´m not nearly done i´m still going .... ahhhhh i love my empty spaces
I would be so unbelievably overwhelmed doing what y’all are doing! I think I would just get rid of it all and start over 😆
Movers here in australia just take the packed boxes and furniture and put it in the truck drive it to the new place and then put it all into the new house you have to tell them where you want furniture and boxes get put into the actual rooms like kitchen in the kitchen zone boys bedroom in that specific room but yeah sometimes if theres a lot of boxes towards the end and its hard to get into rooms or whatever they jut put it all in a main room or shed
Same here in Switzerland. They don’t pack for us.
I have my great grandmothers scrape book many photos with explanations written. She was born in 1875
What a treasure!!!
Cathy Veldhuizen it is a treasure. I also have a chest dated 1689 that she brought over from Norway 🇳🇴 My brother has her Captains Desk and Wine chest. When I was 16 I went with my mother to Norway. Walked into a museum that had Viking long ships and chests like mine.
It's fascinating to see stuff here that appears in vids months later...some of which then got disposed of. It just shows that decluttering and cutting down is a continuous process.
I have my parent's information and grandparent's and it is wonderful to look at those memories. I LOVE the empty jars being packed. We are also CD/DVD people - the kids have EVERYTHING on their phones...don't discuss albums I want to be in my storage room now. :D
Oh my gosh, this was a fun one. So many WHAT?!s and WHYYY?!s. Lol. Doing this now will be so helpful but I’m sure you’ll still have a lot of things that you’ll ask “why did we move this?” Don’t forget that you can like something and have happy memories and still be ok with passing it on to someone else to enjoy. For example, maybe take a photo of your kiddo holding the twinkle star sign and enjoy how grown up he is now, and then let it go? Because you’re not actually going to use it again, are you? I am listening to “Decluttering at the Speed of Life” and she’s all about having things for life now, in this house, in this reality. Harder when you’re always moving and home is always temporary, but keeping things from the past and for the future gets in the way of having a great life now.
Just a tip for any tickets that are sentimental, I recently made a collage in a large frame of all my tickets from various trips, shows, and things. Saves space, and means that you actually get to see them :)
I really appreciate your banter, makes me smile. The collar bone story made me laugh. Keep up the good work!
When I was a kid we had a move where the movers packed us and on unpacking my mother discovered dirty dishes that had been taken out of dishwasher.
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I can't believe how much stuff you still have. I thought you had already gone through most of the stuff previously. I understand going minimal is a process but you're not even close.
Much of this was her husband's, and he just got back from deployment. He is doing awesome for a first run through. I have a feeling some of the rest will be donated after the move when she figures out the new space. As for sentimental, it is healthy to consider those things when you don't have a move hanging over you. You need to be in tune with yourself and not feel rushed when dealing with pictures, etc.
I tend to agree. But I think decluttering can be a long process and gets easier over time. This is their journey...
As a citizen from a 3hrd world country, I'd say most of what you decided to trash, would be sold very quickly around here. I personally would clean the toaster and the cupcake tray and make them look brand new. Those kind of items are a little bit expensive to be honest.
yeah a lot of what was trashed would have been picked up immediately if they posted in on the CraigsList free section -- at least where I am (in a big city)
Yes, this is an example of American excess. We have many things we don’t need that would be very helpful to other people, but the process of getting them to those who could use them is very time-consuming and can sometimes be costly. Erica has dealt with a lot of guilt over money she has spent on things she didn’t need. She has had to forgive herself and move on. In this condition, even some of the donation centers would not take the time to clean the items up but would simply throw them out. Also, things in different areas aren’t always taken when advertised for free-I’ve had some experience with this. Then, you have to go through the decision process all over again: if nobody wanted it, do I donate it or just throw it out?
Agree with Nancy. As painful as it can be, sometimes you have to make the decision and use it as a reminder to be more mindful in future. I have a neighbor that will call the police and city if we leave anything out by curb for a free/ pick up attempt. Even though he will put garbage out 5 days early.🙄 I can't afford a city ticket and our local donation center would not take a kitchen item with food/needs a good cleaning - especially right now when they are swamped with donations.
If there was not a time crunch of an upcoming move, then perhaps it would be worth putting those items on local sale board for free to try and give them away.
Yes, that killed me. Put out free on the street or at least recycle the metal.
Living in Germany many of the things trashed would had to go by law to categorized recycling. I might not be all too comfortable in this country, however this is already one instance where I could not revert.
Absolutely brilliant you are both adorable & gave me plenty of laughs with your witty humor - so gratifying to be able to donate. If you haven’t used or seen all those boxes in so many years just proves that most of it wasn’t missed or needed
But what was the CD? You've peaked my curiosity
Right?
I’m scrolling through the comments to find out!
Alice In Chains Jar of Flies!
@@EricaLucasLoves Oh yes good one
Wow! Your house had a TON of storage! Feels good to get rid of the old junk!
This video was so fun to watch. It was like a modern day archeological dig !!
Bravo Lucas family!!! I bet you are excited to get to the new place and then go through another purge!!! You are so motivating to declutter my own home. 🙌🏼
Loved hearing all your stories as you decluttered. Wishing you a smooth move!!!
Haha, the jars and the paperwork with the "Do not pack" note 🤣 Yep, sounds like military movers to me! I heard so many horror stories, so when we PCSed I put all our things to keep in our laundry room with MULTIPLE large signs saying "Do not pack laundry room!" 😁
It could be any moving company!!!
Someday these videos of your little dog trying to help and be with you are going to be so precious they’re only young for such a short time. Got to love the loyalty and sweetness of your new doggy
I’m so entertained watching the two of you declutter!
Oh my gosh if I had it boxed for that long I’d just toss it all. Kuddos for going through it all!!
I really enjoy your channel and you and your husband seem to have such a great relationship and I love that ❤️
Looks like Alice in Chains. Jar of Flies. We have this one. Good music. Good luck with your move!
Winner!!
Seeing a lot of NC State stuff 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Our son graduated from there 🎓 We are born and bred North Carolinians!!!
One thing that has helped me de clutter recently is to look at where the item was manufactured. If it is a doodad that is cute , and I am on the fence about it, if it was made in China, it goes. Just what works for me.
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Those military movers really threw absolutely everything in a box. 😂
The book on Theodore Roosevelt is great a must read!
Yes!!! I loved this! Thank you for adding your conversation, it was awesome! Can't wait for the rest, I'm addicted to your decluttering(that may be a bit weird😂).
P's. When you get the time, digitalise(mp3's) all your cds and you can declutter those as well(if it's something you want to do). I did that and now we actually listen to all that music while driving.
Nope. Not wierd...... well, yeah no. 😂
Same as I commented in part 1 #marriagegoals :-) You two are so lovely with one another x
Go Wolfpack! I have enjoyed your channel and the journey you are embracing. As a child the USAF moved my family at least 8 times (3 overseas).. tThat does not count moves my folks had to do if we moved from off-base to quarters on base. For what ever it is worth, strange things would get packed in the 1950’s and 60’s. This video made me recall the unpacking at each location!
Thank you for your service! Go Pack!
GO PACK!!!
Seeing all the stuff come out is like bizzaro Christmas "what is it!?" 🤣🤣
why am I so excited for this move!!!
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You have made me think about our roof space that has boxes in it that have not been opened since we last moved 19 YEARS AGO 😟
Decluttering like this goes so much more smoothly with someone else to bounce decisions off doesn’t it? Great work you two, looking forward to seeing your new place ❤️🇦🇺❤️
Everytime I’m watching your videos I want to start decluttering for the time when we move into our house... which not even has been built yet... and the property isn’t bought yet since there ja to be a lot of paperwork done. Buuuut still, I’m decluttering already 🎉😂
I’m getting stressed out just watching this. When we get our house sold I see my future and it’s so NOT FUN. You all are doing great!!
Get started now, before the sell 😉 start small, one drawer at a time, one shelf at a time. Work in 30 min increments and move time will be alot less daunting 🥰
I’m glad that you’re not as stressed while taking care of this. You’re so much happier this time while working with your husband.
You and your hubby are sooooo cute together.
You and Andy are just the cutest when you are together! I laughed out loud at some of the items y'all found. Keep the videos coming!
You guys are so much braver than me, in all honesty, I literally would've hired a skip bin and trashed the whole lot without even opening the boxes! That would be way too overwhelming for me!
I hope you don’t have enough storage in you new house to leave unopened boxes for 3 years. Keep going towards minimalism
Great job both of you! Really like these videos that’s a little bit longer and with a lot of decluttering 😍
Looks like Andy has caught the declutter bug! Hahaha
Almost in tears here with happiness that your crawl space now looks like that :-) Such progress!x
Oh, the m&ms really cracked me up!!
I have to say I’m so grateful for these videos!!
Unlike other clean with me videos I find more motivation playing these as I can just have it play, tackle an area myself and get through things.
I don’t need to watch the video in depth, which helps when “decluttering” but it’s SUPER MOTIVATING to me!
I absolutely feel the pain/craziness of going through things that were just piled and boxed or bagged up instead of gotten rid of. This was kind of satisfying to watch. 😆😉♥️🌿