3 Hoarding Habits That Are Costing You Money

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Комментарии • 110

  • @rg-mi5hh
    @rg-mi5hh Год назад +65

    Just getting rid a small amount in an area really helps. Five minutes a day totally changes a house. The container can only hold the size of the container. The container can be a drawer, a basket, a cupboard, a car, a house, etc. Dana K. White, Clutterbug, and Minimal mom, and Hoarder's Heart are really helpful.

    • @lizzabbott
      @lizzabbott Год назад +5

      Yes ! Dana , Dawn & Cas have been a huge influence on me ! Made such a difference & they continue to !

  • @CarlGorn
    @CarlGorn Год назад +26

    My mom always scored on those after-Christmas sales, but the thing is, she always used it. 4 kids, 9 grandkids, she knew exactly how much wrapping paper she had and put it to use.

    • @stosh6586
      @stosh6586 Год назад +4

      If you keep track of what you have, have the storage space and actually use it then I am all for it. I do the same as buying those items full price isn’t smart.

  • @ahoardersheart
    @ahoardersheart Год назад +37

    Hoarding is a mental disorder and yes, we have a hard time discarding items bc it’s a coping mechanism for our anxiety, depression, PTSD, etc. I LOVED to talk about the true mindset of hoarding disorder with you! I’m a recovery hoarder from a level 4 to level 1-2. AND I’m on Baby Step 6 in the DR program, I’m also great at saving money too 😉❤

    • @kaelaleedaley
      @kaelaleedaley Год назад +4

      So great to see you here!

    • @tracyd2598
      @tracyd2598 Год назад +2

      Tell me more please? I'm trying to let go of stuff. I'm not very successful yet.

    • @ahoardersheart
      @ahoardersheart Год назад

      @@tracyd2598hello!! I do have a channel where I speak about my hoarding disorder and how I was able to let go of stuff 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼❤️

    • @PhanglyPhish
      @PhanglyPhish Год назад

      Miss Heart! I thought of you when I saw this. I am glad you did a reaction video. Very well articulated! 🦄💜

  • @cynthiaclark4990
    @cynthiaclark4990 Год назад +2

    I recently had a mystery illness that kept me in bed me for 3 weeks. I didn't have the energy to do anything other to let my dog in and out of the yard. It made me realize that I need very few things, including some of my beautiful furniture. I am determined to get rid of all of that hampers me. I had already begun decluttering things like coffee mugs but I am even more determined now.

  • @scottsanborn1927
    @scottsanborn1927 Год назад +12

    My folks passed 5 years ago and I brought a rooms worth of “stuff “ that I thought I wanted, but have not looked at in 5 years. I’m slowly just getting through it and donating most of it.

    • @tgayer1
      @tgayer1 Год назад

      I’m in a similar boat, but the stuff that ended up at my house is 120+ years of family photos, genealogy, and memorabilia. I’m letting go of some things, but I think I’m going to have to see it all once before I can decide what can all go.

  • @tgayer1
    @tgayer1 Год назад +3

    I have decluttered and simplified my house, thanks to encouragement from great RUclipsrs: The Minimal Mom, Clutterbug, and A Hoarder’s Heart. ❤️❤️❤️. Hearing your definitions, I was probably a level 1 or 2 hoarder, but didn’t realize that I was. I’m so thankful to have a peaceful home...but I do have more craft supplies than I need or can easily fit into my spaces.

  • @mitchgoodday8234
    @mitchgoodday8234 Год назад +14

    When I was single, I had a small apartment. It was easy to have only what I needed. It actually got to the point where one day, I told myself that I did need at least a couple decorative items. Then I got married to somebody who attaches sentimental value to everything, likes to keep things "just in case," and HATES to clean and organize. Life got a little harder, but I learned to still keep my stuff minimal and kept the whole house tidy. Now that we have added children and a pet, that's all out the door. I struggle with toys, toiletries, food, books, and kids' clothes. It's an explosion. And I can't seem to mentally set aside the time to tackle it.

    • @chaselesser3191
      @chaselesser3191 Год назад +2

      Bro, I had to check and make sure I didn’t write it. I don’t know who you are, but I feel the same way. 2 Toddlers, 4 pets, She hates to clean. I tried to help, but it’s like the house is non existent, she will do the basic stuff, wash clothes, make dinner. Buy them clothes.
      I’m embarrassed to invite anyone over.
      You have to lay down some rules. And follow thru with them. It’s like training a pet. I set out a donate bin and ask if she has anything that she wants to donate to but it in there.
      Ask her to declutter an area of the things she wants, that she wants b/c you are going to clear it out on (this) day.
      If she is lazy she won’t do it and then you can just throw everything away. Designate a clean area, and tell her if she does want anything thrown away, she can leave it there and you will clear it every night or every other night. I throw away stuff from the counters all the time. It’s hard not to throw away things that her grandmother gave her.
      See a counselor if you have too. I haven’t done that, yet.

    • @hollym1751
      @hollym1751 Год назад

      May I suggest the FlyLadyPlus app? It was a game changer for me and my family. My kids are even into it (with the help of candy bribes.) 😂

    • @tgayer1
      @tgayer1 Год назад +2

      The Minimal Mom on RUclips is very helpful and can help with how to get a spouse onboard. Watch her channel!

  • @tonyabrown8926
    @tonyabrown8926 Год назад +5

    Clothes,Tupperware,craft supplies,hair products and skincare. I have some spring cleaning to do and lots of things to get rid of!

  • @DBest-pk2tr
    @DBest-pk2tr Год назад +4

    If I buy something several months before it's needed I write a note in my calendar near the date when I will need it saying where it is stored.

  • @susanjmcfarland
    @susanjmcfarland Год назад +7

    I am organized & clutter free, but I tend to hoard toiletries & books. Thanks for the video.

  • @tonyahenry4167
    @tonyahenry4167 Год назад +9

    I have a bag hoarding habit not a clutter problem my son pointed it out like Mama why you got so many bags … idk I just save them 😂😂

  • @ivyboor6711
    @ivyboor6711 Год назад +7

    I love books! When I had too many books I just kept on getting more bookcases. I didn't know to live within my space.

    • @asavannah7439
      @asavannah7439 Год назад +1

      I also love books. But I do book purges every few months, otherwise my house would be overrun by books!

  • @AulaniMaria
    @AulaniMaria Год назад +8

    I'm a paperwork hoarder... I always have this fear that I will need that document one day after I've tossed it!

  • @katyedwards3935
    @katyedwards3935 Год назад +8

    My attic and garage have stuff my dad and I don't need or use and so do our kitchen cabinets. Thanks for the helpful advice, Rachel.

  • @themakeuploverxoxo
    @themakeuploverxoxo Год назад +4

    I agree with mostly everything you said, but that gift closet has saved me more time and money than you know. 😅

  • @joannmendez2434
    @joannmendez2434 Год назад +5

    I've recently noticed that after several rounds of decluttering our home the 2 things I'm still having a hard time letting go of, are notebooks & baskets. The good thing is that their all in 1 area of our garage. But I find it interesting that these are the items I'm not ready to let go of yet. I think I'm okay with keeping them still for awhile, I just don't buy anymore even though its tempting. Since their contained it doesn't bother me. Thank you for your video.

  • @Christine-zk6hk
    @Christine-zk6hk Год назад +1

    I have a utility drawer, not a junk drawer. Scissors, tape measure, box,cutter, etc, which I clean put regularly.

  • @sherylblack2495
    @sherylblack2495 Год назад +2

    Almost done with college, but I have old notebooks with class notes from classes taken......

  • @EricMoore-ze2rf
    @EricMoore-ze2rf Год назад +13

    I wish I could own nothing but I need a can opener for my beans.

  • @tammycobaugh276
    @tammycobaugh276 Год назад +4

    Encouraging/motivating episode to do some decluttering today

  • @jessicahayes2419
    @jessicahayes2419 Год назад +4

    Thanks Rachel

  • @surekhapagudala974
    @surekhapagudala974 Год назад +1

    Very useful information on Hoarding Rachel GOD BLESS

  • @tasberry4445
    @tasberry4445 Год назад +8

    My husband says I have a coffee cup problem🤣

  • @Debbie-Savings
    @Debbie-Savings Год назад +3

    I like to buy actual books too! Yes! Be giving a giving person and share the book with others who might enjoy it too!

  • @lindamcadarra402
    @lindamcadarra402 Год назад +1

    Just found You! I’m so glad!!! I subscribed!

  • @Laurataylor444
    @Laurataylor444 Год назад +3

    Crafting items!!!

  • @tashainjena
    @tashainjena Год назад +4

    Cute socks. Waiting on that matching one to come out of hiding...

    • @mriley5155
      @mriley5155 Год назад +1

      Lost socks come back as unmatched Tupperware lids. No clue how it happens.

    • @tracyd2598
      @tracyd2598 Год назад

      The new trend is unmatched socks, lol.
      I have some too.

  • @carmenschneider9512
    @carmenschneider9512 Год назад +5

    My weak spot, ‘just in case’ craft supplies

  • @pix2.0
    @pix2.0 Год назад +4

    Gifts and great deals on stuff for the house!!!! Ugh. And yes, I have debt as a result.

  • @MustardseedMomma68
    @MustardseedMomma68 Год назад +1

    Pictures. My husband and I keep actual pictures … not just digital copies, physical prints. We have hundreds of old photos and don’t want to get rid of them.

  • @lynnaolmos7578
    @lynnaolmos7578 Год назад +3

    Shoes , And pumpkins fall decor

  • @lizzabbott
    @lizzabbott Год назад

    Excellent video, Rachel ! Great reminders … I totally agree ! Ahhhhh …. Former “Junk Room” person here ! Yikes ! Thank Heavens that is NO more ! I am counting up in my memory right now : four residences with an actual Junk Room, & three with basement or attic with junk. Crazy ! I have let go & downsized significantly over the years. I’m sure there is more I can let go of ( although thankfully , not a ton). I DO hang on to books ! 2 & 1/2 bookshelves worth. But I HAVE let go of at least another full book shelf’s worth. Hmmm … probably two. My closet is calling me to make another purge. But thankfully, I’ve always done that & yes have not only consistently donated quite a bit, but sold as well. And happily, I think I buy a lot less clothes than most.

  • @sherryobar5750
    @sherryobar5750 Год назад +1

    That is so funny, all those coffee cups! The go to Christmas gift when you don't know what to give a person :)

  • @jwardTLS
    @jwardTLS Год назад +1

    4300 sq ft house and a 4.5 car garage - I fit 6 cars in the garage parking 2 of them sideways against the back wall if needed. 4/5 of the basement is empty. Our kids are 16 and 12 and we have always purged toys and stuff as a donation and keep a very frugal amount of “stuff”. Many people in my neighborhood have to park cars outside because they have collected so much dumb stuff and have no room. It blows my mind how much clutter people keep

  • @anujoshi6151
    @anujoshi6151 Год назад +2

    Tupperware's Lid will show up , as it happens in houses 99 % of the time , I am a proud hoarder 😎

  • @denisemckinney3973
    @denisemckinney3973 Год назад +5

    Perhaps someone could talk about how to relax when others in your home are level 1 hoarders.

  • @evelyndaisy9722
    @evelyndaisy9722 Год назад +10

    I’m not a hoarder but I have a lot of mugs😂

    • @tonyahenry4167
      @tonyahenry4167 Год назад +1

      Guilty✋🏽

    • @sandymansfield373
      @sandymansfield373 Год назад

      I started collecting the mugs from Starbucks for all the locations I've visited. I never use them as they are to small. So much wasted money.

  • @baldy2344
    @baldy2344 Год назад +3

    Clothes and shoes is what I buy the most, but I been getting rid of some of them already

  • @jacqjacq5920
    @jacqjacq5920 Год назад +12

    The minimalists have a high definition of hoarding so I am pretty skeptical of their standards. However I did reduce down to 1 junk drawer from 2 in the kitchen 😆

    • @elizabethsokol2545
      @elizabethsokol2545 Год назад +4

      Agree. Level 1 Hoarding? While I agree some of the examples in this video can be traps, there are people who are collectors and enjoy their collections. The minimalists also seem to be turning anyone who has a "sentimental" attachment to something into a hoarder too.

  • @tduck828
    @tduck828 Год назад +4

    I feel attacked!!! Lol. I do have a trash bag full of stuff to donate though...baby steps!

  • @kathleenstoner.n7499
    @kathleenstoner.n7499 Год назад +60

    Legends to embrace if you want to get rich investing Rachael and Gary Joe Wilde.

    • @Thompson7888
      @Thompson7888 Год назад

      Graham too. Don't know why Gary Joe Wilde chose not to own a video channel here like other pros. He is older and even more advanced. Also, quite a good number of people including some reputable pros here trade with him; that is how they make so much profit regularly from the seemingly unknown market.

    • @sakhalittle9206
      @sakhalittle9206 Год назад

      @@Thompson7888 He is not permitted to own or operate an investing video channel.

    • @pizzaguy7998
      @pizzaguy7998 Год назад

      @mackenzie fventes Same here.

  • @janefromthecountry1820
    @janefromthecountry1820 Год назад

    Rachel, I found this video interesting. Can you show us a photo of the small drawers where you store your books?

  • @lindamcadarra402
    @lindamcadarra402 Год назад +1

    I can’t seem to help keeping all my magazines! Ex. Country Farmhouse etc etc etc. I think maybe it’s because I keep hoping to have this look someday, even though I’m on to the second half of my life and I still don’t see any hope

  • @KillerRose0
    @KillerRose0 Год назад +1

    This kinda reminded me not to get those funko pops and video games. It may be rewarding but seriously can leave myself broke 😂

  • @NuferClanFam
    @NuferClanFam Год назад +1

    What about emergency storage? The 3 month supply or 72 hour kit? Does that kind of storage count as hoarding?

  • @bethanyg153
    @bethanyg153 Год назад +1

    Rachel, you’re stepping on my toes. 😂

  • @TonicBlade
    @TonicBlade Год назад +1

    My Dad gathers stuff for new hobbies. Told him he probably has 50 hobbies+ . To go searching around his house to rediscover some he forgot about haha. I have older clothes I need to go through and donate the good iteams

  • @johnthelemann-williams1790
    @johnthelemann-williams1790 Год назад +1

    I organize all my kitchen containers according to how much I like them. I have some that others are allowed to use and some that they are not. I have REAL - expensive - Tupperware that no one can touch. And I have boxes of unopened container sets just in case something happens to the ones in the kitchen. Is that hoarding?

  • @shoppingwithmichelle9077
    @shoppingwithmichelle9077 Год назад +1

    I have a junk drawer. Clothes i might wear again. Lost lids. I just donated a ton. I after christlmas sales. But I do use the wrapping paper.

  • @djchancla2451
    @djchancla2451 Год назад +3

    I Hoard with coffee cups.

  • @surfercr3339
    @surfercr3339 Год назад +1

    hi Rachel! Have you seen the show "Sparking Joy with Marie Kondo" ?

  • @lisamelton5209
    @lisamelton5209 Год назад +4

    Glass jars.... lol
    I don't even can things or know how but I can't seem to get enough pasta sauce jars, gelly jars, pickles jars.. anyone else?

    • @tracyd2598
      @tracyd2598 Год назад +1

      I'm going to keep a limited number of jars for storing dry goods, soups etc. I'm going to get rid of the rest.
      I had the unfortunate experience of a glass peanut butter jar cracking after being frozen.

  • @Helena-ou8ry
    @Helena-ou8ry Год назад +1

    The kids pen, pencil and books from the school year before. I know I’m going to buy new at the start of the year why do I keep them 🤪

    • @tracyd2598
      @tracyd2598 Год назад

      Can you donate supplies to the school?

  • @con2nor4
    @con2nor4 Год назад +1

    Let's talk about food hoarding and the wasted money due to expiration dates. It's gross to see closets full of old food, especially when you know the person doesn't cook. I do no spend January to rotate my stock, thinking we have a lot of Americans that would benefit from same.

  • @shawnwbell4404
    @shawnwbell4404 Год назад +4

    What and where is the most practical, responsible and reasonable places to dispose of these items without creating a larger carbon footprint?

    • @tracyd2598
      @tracyd2598 Год назад +1

      Sometimes our mental health takes precedence over what we put in a landfill. Try sitting things outside with a free sign on it. I sat an office chair outside, and it was gone in less than 15 minutes!!!!

    • @elizabethsokol2545
      @elizabethsokol2545 Год назад +1

      You might want to check with a "buy nothing" group in your community. Even if you find these groups, there is no guarantee that the organization or the person who receives your things will deal with them responsibly. This is one reason I have significantly changed my purchasing habits.

  • @ktymouse
    @ktymouse Год назад +3

    Does a fabric or yarn stash count as hoarding? I've got both fabric and yarn enough for several projects. I'm working through the load, but there aren't enough hours in a year.

  • @eminaroses2138
    @eminaroses2138 Год назад +3

    Turn off the background noise! It's so annoying

  • @brendasparks6234
    @brendasparks6234 Год назад +1

    Crafts and home good 😢

  • @ericamaki1072
    @ericamaki1072 7 месяцев назад

    Is it just me or does it seem like once I do get rid of that thing I don't need, a short time later a situation arises where I need the item I just got rid of...

  • @belindamccarley3014
    @belindamccarley3014 Год назад

    I have gotten worse with my hoarding since my husband passed away. I talk myself out of stuff because I can't afford it, but when I'm sad and thinking about him I buy stuff looking for a happy feeling. I know that's wrong though 😢😢

  • @TTaddicted
    @TTaddicted Год назад +1

    Physical books and food (oh, and building supplies/tools at the moment because we just bought a fixer upper one year ago. But we only buy it if we know we will use it for a project, it's just messy right now). Other than that, we do pretty well. I've been working on decluttering for a while now.

  • @berniceholmes1598
    @berniceholmes1598 Год назад +3

    I jump from hobby to hobby 😞

  • @herbststern2378
    @herbststern2378 Год назад

    ...I thought that was normal. Am I a hoarder?! 😱

  • @trebmaster
    @trebmaster Год назад +4

    Are there any consultants out there who can come to your home and help you or a spouse declutter?

    • @trumax33
      @trumax33 Год назад +2

      Look at Dana K. White author of "A Slob Comes Clean" and other books. She has an awesome decluttering method and also has certified decluttering coaches. I highly recommend this if you can't do it yourself.

    • @rachelfontaine8
      @rachelfontaine8 Год назад +1

      Yes! There are thousands of professional organizers (self included). Just make sure they have proper training and experience for your particular situation.

    • @trebmaster
      @trebmaster Год назад

      @@trumax33 Thanks! Where can I look up her coaches?

    • @trebmaster
      @trebmaster Год назад

      @@rachelfontaine8 Do you happen to live in Minnesota?

    • @rachelfontaine8
      @rachelfontaine8 Год назад

      @@trebmaster No, RI. If you Google “professional organizer” and your town/city you should be able to find someone close.

  • @julies1795
    @julies1795 Год назад

    Gifts 🎁 😂

  • @Techreux
    @Techreux Год назад +1

    Ohhh, boy.. the "sale" syndrome!.. and online is the worst offender! How often did I buy something I didn't need to get "free" shipping! And while you use the term depreciated.. "where moth and rust destroy and where thieves break in and steal" (Matt. 6).. stuff often DOES wear out,, whether you use it - or not! You mention hobbies.. well, the more "niche" your hobby is.. the fewer people are out there that will want what you have.. and you may have the sad duty of throwing away good, useful, stuff.. because you can't get rid of it easily. Everyone says, "Ebay" at moments like these.. but putting stuff online and successfully selling it isn't something that is as easy to do as you think.. IT TAKES TIME to do all the steps necessary to product a good transaction!
    How many paint cans are in your garage that haven't been used in longer than 5 years? You might be surprised (I was).. the paint is probably no good anymore.. because the container has rusted inside! All the "lawn remedies" we buy.. but never use. And of course, there are "collectables" people.. one guy had all these "valuable" things in his house.. when he passed away, his kids had to get rid of all that stuff.. and didn't get what he "thought" it should be worth when he was alive. Note to self: if you see the "value" in something.. find someone else who does.. or no one will value it.. wasted money, time, space! Great, short, Video!

  • @hanney3194
    @hanney3194 Год назад +2

    My tendency is to hoard makeup. I have like 5000 lipsticks

    • @TonicBlade
      @TonicBlade Год назад

      Dang! Are they a collection/just for viewing? Most lipsticks expire 1-2 years after opened. Unopened might last 3 years.

    • @hanney3194
      @hanney3194 Год назад +1

      @@TonicBlade not a collection lol I just see others I like and keep buying them. I really need to throw some out 😵

  • @GaPeach2018
    @GaPeach2018 Год назад

    The background sounds are distracting. Are they necessary?

  • @racheltookes7428
    @racheltookes7428 Год назад +1

    😲😲😲😲😲😲😲

  • @nadinecuenca8641
    @nadinecuenca8641 Год назад

    $300 seems very low

  • @chriss7552
    @chriss7552 Год назад +2

    I hoard skin care and make up. I watch too much beauty channels.😔

    • @TonicBlade
      @TonicBlade Год назад

      Just be careful of expired products if you still use them. Some skincare is only good for 3-6months after opening. Makeup might be good for 1 year after

  • @Jen-qd4qc
    @Jen-qd4qc Год назад

    Socks

    • @jackiemoore3442
      @jackiemoore3442 Год назад

      My girls keep buying me socks for Christmas! Have drawers full. Going to give some of them away

    • @Jen-qd4qc
      @Jen-qd4qc Год назад

      @@jackiemoore3442 I have a few drawers of them too. One of these days I will get rid of them