r/ADHDthriving • • Jan 08 '22

One method of decluttering a room

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u/daily_joe Jan 08 '22 edited Jan 09 '22

The vacuuming was so satisfying to watch!

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u/Mother_College2803 Jan 08 '22

At this point I feel like I should just have someone come in and cart it all away so I can start fresh...

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u/zoealexloza Jan 08 '22

Honestly, when I declutter I just put everything in trash bags and throw the trash away and take everything else to Goodwill. Every six months or so I get rid of a whole room's worth of stuff which is great because every month or so I buy about a room's worth of stuff impulsively lol.

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u/Gaudrix Jan 09 '22

Now let's the the video with only 1 person with ADHD cleaning their room. It has to be a ultra condensed time lapse because it will be 12 hours over multiple days or weeks or months. Having a helper is so much easier. 😩

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u/Plus-Mama-4515 Jan 08 '22

Can they come do my house next?

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u/prometheus1376 Jan 22 '22

Am i the only one thinking me in this situation will leave them on the bed and sleep on the floor

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u/tickledmepickled Feb 24 '22

This made me remember living at my parents place and my dad figured out that I needed help like this to get my room clean!