Decluttering, however, will never end. Sorry. As long as things come into the house and as long as we have limited space: some things will have to go out. That's just the way it is. I have been trying to declutter something (or some area) every week.
This week, I decluttered the sock bucket.
Whenever I do laundry, I try to pair socks right away. But because I do only one or two loads a day, the socks can become easily separated. Once in a while, I give my daughter the sock bucket --to pair up socks while she watches TV. But, as you can see, it was time for me to tackle the job.
It only took me ten minutes:
I tossed eight stray single socks (not pictured).
That was too easy--and now I feel like I got something accomplished!
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I dislike matching socks so much that we now use sock clips. I've loved the clips, much easier to match the individual pairs than a pile of socks after washing.
But anyway I totally agree, decluttering is never done. Although you can create bit of buffer when you declutter a lot once in a while.
I so hate sorting the white socks--mostly because I cannot track which ones belong to who--that I've refused to do it anymore. I throw them all in one basket. Anyone else in the house who wants their white socks can find and match them themselves!
I love that, Rita (Grace)! I've never heard of sock clips.
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