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Removing Soap Scum From My Shower Without Chemicals (In Four Short Weeks)

April 22, 2014 By Dana White 18 Comments

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It’s Earth Day.

We’re not doing anything to celebrate, but I thought it was a good day to write this post that has come to mind at least once a day for the past few weeks.

It comes to mind while I’m in the shower.

I could have titled it: Why I Keep a Giftcard in My Shower.

Because keeping one in there (a used-up one) reminds me to do a little scraping each time I take a shower.

As I shared on the Home Depot site recently, you can scrape off soap scum with a plastic gift card. In case anyone was under the impression that I share cleaning tips because I’m awesome, this should explain that I share them because I need them.

I need tricks to help me remove soap scum that’s gotten out of hand. Soap scum that escaped my Slob Vision for way too long. Soap scum in a shower that I chose to delete from my bathroom cleaning list too many times.

Oh, the four short weeks part? It’s a joke. Not a joke because it isn’t true, but a joke because four weeks isn’t short.

But a minute or two of somehow-extremely-satisfying scraping each day while taking a shower is short.

Way shorter than the hour-or-so it would take to get it all done at once.

Oh, and if you put off cleaning your shower because you don’t like getting your clothes wet, try this.

Removing soap scum without chemicals in Four Short weeks pin at ASlobComesClean.com

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Decluttering Tip: How to Easily Determine Value

April 21, 2014 By Dana White 75 Comments

Dear Collector-Types, Please don’t read this post. It will only cause your blood pressure to rise, and I don’t want to be responsible for that. But if you insist on reading, please read the whole thing before you express your horror in the comments. My example in this post (as in all my posts) is […]

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Two Second Task: De-Grossifying the Washing Machine

April 17, 2014 By Dana White 22 Comments

I’ll put this one under Things That Have Bugged Me Forever that I Still Put Off For Way Too Long We’re not talking about using some fancy-schmancy washing machine cleaner. I’m just talking about wiping off the amazingly icky top of the washing machine. I don’t like to think about what the ickiness actually is, […]

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How to Declutter Without Making a Bigger Mess

April 16, 2014 By Dana White 142 Comments

I get this question/complaint a lot. I totally understand the frustration since it was MY main frustration with organizing and decluttering before I started this blog. To answer, I’ll show my current decluttering project. I used to be all about maniacal decluttering sessions which involved pulling every last thing out of a cluttered space. Every […]

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026 Ebay? Should I Sell There to Declutter? Podcast

April 16, 2014 By Dana White 1 Comment

In this podcast, I share tips (learned from my own way-too-extensive experience) for determining if it’s worth your time to sell something on eBay. eBay can be a great way to earn money while getting rid of clutter, but you do need to know what is involved. Mentioned in this podcast: How to Declutter: Should […]

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How to Use Reusable Cloths to Clean the Bathroom Without Being Gross

April 15, 2014 By Dana White 39 Comments

I put an Amazon affiliate link in this post. I couldn’t help myself. I’m all for green cleaning. Really. Is it bad to admit, though, that my cheapness is more of a motivator than my sense of activism and earthiness? Oh. It is bad to admit? OK. Then I’m not admitting anything. I was just […]

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Swooshy Pants Must Go

April 14, 2014 By Dana White 24 Comments

Those are swooshy pants. In a Donate Box. Swooshy pants should really be the easiest type of clothing to purge, but I somehow still struggled. Oh. Not sure what swooshy pants are? They’re the ones that make a swooshy sound when you walk. I think I’ve debated about those pants every time I’ve purged clothing […]

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If It Won’t Fit

April 13, 2014 By Dana White 18 Comments

A while back, I decluttered a kitchen cabinet. Inside, I discovered some trivets or hotplates or whatever-you-call-them. I was proud of myself for choosing to keep only two. The two that fit in the drawer next to my stove where I keep such things. I was practicing my hard-learned Container Concept. Go me. But evidently, […]

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Scattered but Resourceful

April 11, 2014 By Dana White 12 Comments

I may not think ahead far enough to check the instructions before I go to the store to get the ingredients to make a skirt-shaped cake for my daughter’s birthday . . . but I’m creative. Creative enough to solve the oh-I-need-to-make-two-so-I-can-add-enough-length-to-the-skirt problem I faced last weekend: What’s easier? Have Hubby run out for 2 […]

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