Two nights a week? Ambitious!
Otherwise, same. I also recommend some half-empty bins that were carefully selected for a variety of interesting color. (Also have Trofast here!)
At least with the plastic bins I have some confidence that I’ll be able to get the marker off if I ever try–I would not have the same confidence with fabric bins.
…I love bunnies a lot but if they’re coming in my house they better be using a litter box and also allowing me to hand-feed them dandelion greens.
The unf*cking is probably not obvious here, but this closet no longer contains clothes that don’t fit. Or I don’t, in some way, like. (OK, there are some items one size down stashed in the back. But only ones I really like.) Probably ~30 items left the shelves and hangers, half to give away and half to long term storage (eg warm sweaters for winter).
This is HUGE!!! It can be mentally, emotionally, and physically draining to do this kind of unf*cking. Major props!!!
Thanks! I tried on evvvverything (that I hadn’t worn recently, anyway). I was pleasantly surprised, actually.
That’s so emotionally exhausting to me.
I unfucked some kitchen counters in the process of replacing Sparky McSparkson (the artist formerly known as our microwave). Took a bunch of things off the counter, rearranged as the new microwave is too big for the old spot, and things are much better and more usable.
Off the counter:
Coming off soon:
Staying because regular use:
The kitchen is already much more usable and looks better to boot.
Fruit bowl. I hear it’s ideal to hang them, though
we definitely keep them on the counter.
Same.
I am going to be so, so sore. We’ve lived here nearly a year, and I finally got around to washing the walls and baseboards and doors upstairs. This uh…. Really should have been done before we moved in. They were bad. Bad bad. Like, I can tell what foods some of the splatters were bad 
but! It’s done. That’s what matters. And hopefully I’ve removed yet another cat allergen reservoir from my home.
That’s something I always let go too long, even though you see the results right away which is so satisfying!
It’s so much worse when it’s not your own filth though 
I’m a little ashamed to admit it took me this long, but this thread seems like a strict no judgement zone lol, so I decided to just be honest.
And full disclosure? There’s still other areas of the house I need to do.
How do I wash a wall? Mine need washing. I don’t know what to use.
I just wet a washcloth and ring it out so it’s damp. If something is particularly sticky, I use Trader Joe’s all purpose cleaner, which is basically a dilute soap near as I can tell.
I go back after the cleaner and do a just water wipe since I’ve always heard cleaner residue let’s dust cling to it? 
ETA oh yeah and I’ve seen a hack where people take the reusable microfiber dust mop style things and do that. I had more spot scrubbing, but it would work nicely for just broad swaths.
Second edit, when in doubt for cleaning stuff I like to check Go Clean Co and this is their “recipe”: https://www.instagram.com/p/CC07e6TJeqc/?utm_medium=copy_link
I have also used Mr. Clean Magic Eraser and TSP for wall cleaning. TSP is a pain because you have to rinse.
Gotta be careful with the magic erasers though, they’ll take paint off if you scrub hard at all learned that the hard way a few years back…
True. It did start turning blue but I was able to get the dry-erase marker off before the paint came off too bad.
In the future try an alcohol swab 
dry erase markers are alcohol based so they rehydrate with alcohol pretty quickly and can wipe off again 
I call BS on hot water mattering much here. It may help you keep your rag cleaner, but by the time you wring it out and touch a wall with it, your working rag surface is stone cold. More so after a minute of scrubbing
