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Daily Deslobification Blogcast is Now Live!

March 24, 2015 By Dana White 9 Comments

It’s officially official now! The audio versions of the blog posts here at A Slob Comes Clean are live!

There are currently 21 posts that have an audio player at the end of the post. I know at least 500 of you have already discovered this (because you’ve listened to them!), but I’m just now officially launching because I got notice that we’re live in iTunes.

Go here to find us in iTunes!

If you subscribe there, the podcasts will automatically download for you (at least with an iPhone).

I’d love feedback if you have suggestions for improvement, and I’d LOVE for you to rate and/or review in iTunes if you like them. That helps a TON to get the word out to podcast listeners which is how many of you have found me in the first place!

Of course, don’t forget about my weekly 30ish minute podcast. I’d love for you to subscribe to that one too!

In With the New, Out with the Old

March 22, 2015 By Dana White 18 Comments

Did you notice my lovely new red dutch oven in this post? My mother gave that to me for Christmas after I noticed its lovely redness while we shopped together. It sat in my garage for a month or so until I remembered it when I was making four meals of pot roast for the […]

Give Me a Space and I Will Fill It

March 19, 2015 By Dana White 21 Comments

Last summer, I bought a new purse. I went to a home party and the salesperson logic just made so much sense. And I needed a new purse. Really. I did. It had one feature that’s a must for me. The cross-body strap. When I lived in Thailand, my purse-buying habits changed forever. When the […]

054 Random Intentionality and Its Benefits Podcast

March 19, 2015 By Dana White 2 Comments

Links mentioned in this podcast: The Benefits of Random Intentionality Family Kitchen Clean Up Time Teaching Kids to Clean (the e-book) 28 Days to Hope for Your Home (e-book now retired – For detailed guides, check out my books: How to Manage Your Home Without Losing Your Mind and Decluttering at the Speed of Life.) […]

Five Truths about Cleaning the Kitchen that are Still True If You Don’t Have a Dishwasher

March 17, 2015 By Dana White 58 Comments

Here we go. One of those posts. The back story: Almost every time I post something on Facebook about running my dishwasher, or about how irritatingly important it is to empty it, or about how finally grasping the routine of running it each and every night was the game changer for my kitchen, someone bemoans […]

When One Will Do

March 16, 2015 By Dana White 12 Comments

My daughter will turn 9 next month. That’s crazy talk. Since the party-planning has already started, I looked at this randomly-appearing item with my anti-T.P.A.D glasses on. (T.P.A.D. = Time Passage Awareness Disorder = a totally-made-up-by-me condition) These cute little party favor boxes were from her birthday party two years ago. I know it was […]

Don’t Hesitate When He’s Ready to Say Goodbye

March 13, 2015 By Dana White 7 Comments

We’ve had a few “snow” days lately. Some more legit than others. On one of the first, I did a double take when I saw Hubby’s feet. He was wearing the strangest, pink-heeled socks I’d ever seen. Only after a moment of real confusion did I realize I was seeing his heels. Like, the skin […]

Using Timers with Kids – Reader Story

March 11, 2015 By Dana White 10 Comments

I love hearing how this mama is using what she’s learning to help her daughter: Hi, Dana: I love your blog, but who doesn’t? The idea of decluttering one box at a time was just what I needed to attack (and defeat) my closet last month. I’m the one who posted on Facebook that I […]

From the Mailbox: Timing a Procrastinatable Task

March 9, 2015 By Dana White 6 Comments

You know I love to time myself doing various tasks. This simple thing helps me break through my delusions that I don’t have enough time to tackle a spot that’s been bugging me for way too long. Here’s an email from one of you who did the same thing: Mornin’ Nony, I copied you! First […]

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