7 Items Every Woman Should Get Rid of (But Doesn't)
When we head to the trash can or eBay, there are certain things we forget to include. Here are the sneaky extras that clutter up the corners of our homes.
By Candace Braun Davison
The Thing You're Going to Fix Really Soon
Let's just be honest with one another: If it's been more than a year and you still haven't glued that handle back on your Disneyland mug and sewed the button back on your old cardigan, it may be time to consider life without them. It's one of
expert Peter Walsh's decluttering rules—though we often justify holding onto our broken goods with the expectation that someday, when we have a free Saturday afternoon and (a) we're feeling energetic and, (b) we don't feel like catching up on all those episodes of
Homeland trapped on the DVR, we'll fix it. However, once the year-limit is up—or if the mere thought of fixing the item makes you groan with dread—then go ahead, free yourself and get rid of it.
Next: Where to get rid of absolutely anything
Published 12/19/2013
