Dana K. White

A SLOB COMES CLEAN

Reality-Based Cleaning, Decluttering, & Organizing

Only One More Week in February!

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NOTE: 28 Days is retired – For detailed guides, check out my books: How to Manage Your Home Without Losing Your Mind and Decluttering at the Speed of Life.
Don’t forget that my e-book, 28 Days to Hope for Your Home, is on sale for 4$ through the end of February!
Sale is Now Over.
If you’re on the fence about it, I thought I’d share some feedback I’ve received and link to some reviews.

A few comments:

“Bahaha ~ I read it all the way through (though I *DID* stop about halfway through to finish cleaning my kitchen!). I loved this ebook ~ thank you so much for writing it for the rest of the slob population.  (I am a bit embarrassed that you described my kitchen for all the world to read about ~ Ha!).”

“I was so struck by your description of what sweeping means for the Slob Brained person. So, SO true!”

“This really is a rehabilitation program for slobs.”

A few reviews:

This review by Cindy of Get Along Home made me cry.  (A good cry!)  Really, you need to read the entire thing because it paints such a great picture of exactly why I wrote this e-book.  Here’s a quote from it – “Dana gently, and with great humor, guides us down the path of neatness slowly, one useful habit at a time. What she teaches in these 51 pages is simple and doable. Even better, it works!”

(By the way, I’m Dana, and evidently putting my real name on the book “cover” made a lot of reviewers decide to use it!)

SAHMmy Says wrote a review and isn’t even affiliate!  (Though she should be!)  Her review made me giggle and I loved her “normal person” take on the book. Here’s a quote from her: “The beauty of 28 Days to Hope for Your Home is that it’s a keeper:  Outstanding information put across in a simple way . . . Read it through.  Follow the 28 Day plan.  Read it again if you fall off the wagon.”

My fave line from Beretta Fleur’s review, “Her advice is simple, pure genius, and you don’t need to be a full-time housewife to apply it.”

Yes, this is a sales-pitch post. Mostly, though, it’s a reminder post.  If you’ve thought about buying the e-book, maybe reading one of these reviews will help you decide if it’s for you.

And really, I needed a place to put links to reviews so my mom can go read them.

Here are some more, Mom:

Mama’s Laundry Talk

Giving Up on Perfect

Feels Like Home

And there are others!  If you’ve written a review, feel free to leave the link in the comments!

Just so you know, if you click over to read a review and it happens to be the one that talks you into chunking over four dollars . . . use their link and they’ll get a 50% commission.  That would just tickle me pink!  I love my affiliates!

28 Days to Hope for Your Home is now in retirement – For detailed guides, check out my books: How to Manage Your Home Without Losing Your Mind and Decluttering at the Speed of Life.

 

Comments

  2. MWeisgerber says

    I stumbled across your blog about a month or month and a half ago. One of your entries was featured as an article on my city’s newspaper’s website. I was fascinated by your blog, and it made me eager to take back control of my house so I don’t feel exhausted when looking at the rooms. I bought your book about two weeks ago, and I finally decided to tackle my very much neglected kitchen. Actually, my entire house falls into that category, but the kitchen makes my husband cringe. Since then, I’ve done a little bit each day, but it has been enough progress that I’m beginning to see the end (which is a spic-and-span kitchen). I don’t consider myself a slob, per se, but a perfectionist. If I can’t clean something 100%, then why even bother starting? I’m working on that aspect of my personality. Thanks again for inspiring me and others!

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  3. SAHMmy Says says

    Thanks for featuring my review; I’m happy you enjoyed it! Loved your book — hoping for a sequel…or a series!

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  7. Stacy says

    I bought a copy! I have to say I’ve been slowly reading your blog this week from the beginning. I love it. I am pretty sure we were seperated at birth. So much of what you speak of is me! I am embarassed to say but it is true. Just glad I’m not the only one. I may chronicle my life on a blog following your book. But I doubt I am brave enough. Thank you for your braveness and honesty!

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  9. Pam says

    I can tell I’m going to enjoy your book; you had me at the “Introduction”! 😉
    (one of my reading pet-peeves …blah, blah, blah <:O)

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