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Organizing Experts Always Get Rid of These Things Before They Pile Up Original

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By Juliana LaBianca Verified
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d3sign//Getty Images It's easy for clutter piles to build up in the home. One often-overlooked source: Those things you bring home but aren't sure what to do with. Organizers say the solution is to get rid of these items first, before they have a chance to pile up. Examples might include a promotional tote bag you got at a community event, small party favors from a friend's baby shower, or a flyer from that new restaurant down the street.
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16 Things You Never Knew You Could Put in the Washing Machine

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By Juliana LaBianca Verified
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Single teddy bear on a floor in a child room Stuffed animals Place each stuffed animal in its own mesh laundry bag and set your machine to wash and rinse. Use cold water (warm or hot water could melt the toy's glue) and half the regular amount of detergent, advises Housewife How-Tos. Run the animals through a second rinse cycle to remove all the soap and allow them to air dry. Fluff fur as needed.
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'Toy Story' Convinced Me My Toys Had Feelings—and I'm Still Dealing With It Original

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By Juliana LaBianca Verified
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4 min read My last stint in therapy was, at least partially, triggered by a pile of stuffed animals. When my parents decided to move from New York to Tennessee four years ago, they asked me to sort through the last few things I’d left behind at my childhood home. A lot of it was easy to let go, but my collection of teddy bears, Beanie Babies, and dolls posed a challenge. If it had a face, I couldn't bring myself to throw it away. I blame Toy Story.
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