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The Clutter Diet: Have you tried?
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Anonymous
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Have you tried this? Is it worth the money?
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Anonymous
| Haven't heard of it. Can you give us an overview? |
Anonymous
Anonymous
| Can you just give an overview OP? That site looks like a nightmare. |
Anonymous
Sorry, but I'm not sure why you keep posting. I've asked for reviews of the service. You haven't used it and thus you can't give a review. Thank you for participating, but it is time to take your parting gifts and head home! |
Anonymous
I was actually a new poster, not the original one asking for details. 
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Anonymous
| Bump. Anyone used? |
Anonymous
| The irony. That site had products to buy to help you declutter your house. Um, a person with clutter should not be asked to bring anything else into their house! |
Anonymous
| Another irony: that's a pretty cluttered website. |
Anonymous
terrible website! How can I rely on this site to help me de-clutter when the entire site is one big mess? |
Anonymous
Yikes, she needs to scale that beast of a site down and make it more pleasing to the eye. |
Anonymous
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Oh no, no. The OP doesn't want any answers from the rest of us that haven't tried it.
Here's a tip, if you want answers don't be such a witch. |
Anonymous
| I knew someone that got rid of ten things every day for 6 months. It could even be as small as ten candles or whatever. She said it was the best thing she ever did. Cheaper too than buy more stuff to control your stuff. |
Anonymous
| Go to a library and borrow "Clutter's Last Stand" or something like that. An amazing book. |