Cooking and Decluttering

Join me as I tackle "Decluttering the Kitchen Again: One Year Later"! I revisit my kitchen to declutter and simplify. And along the way, I'll even throw in a bit of cooking.

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I started this channel in order to document life as it gets lived. It's about where I live, how I live, where I travel, why I travel, and so much more. Eclectic is a good word for the content to be found here. I hope you will come along for the ride!

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[dianeyoung]

I have always believed that if you get divorced/break up from a relationship that you should rid yourself of the items that you shared as a couple. Also, any possessions that make you feel sad or bring up negative memories. Everything is talking to us on some level.

[allieshaw]

As a Professional Organizer I say WAY TO GO🎉. Decluttering should not be a massive ordeal but instead consistent curation of what fits into your right now life. I’m impressed!!

[simply.clutterfree]

Over the last few years, I've gone over my kitchen and home several times. Time tells us a lot about what we are actually using. I think also on this journey, you get more practical about what's actually necessary. Good job Tim 😊

[SK-kite]

Since I retired, living alone, I LOVE using the kitchen things that when I was working, I didn’t have time or energy for! Every time I use something I’ve kept, it makes me sooo happy! I may not use these things but once in a blue moon, but when I get around to it or get to use it for company, I love it! Living alone, my kitchen things are like old friends with happy, happy memories!

[kkv]

Just spent my week at moms (4 1/2hrs away) to help her shop and to "clean up". She still has full dish sets from both sets of my grand and great grandparents, four sets of dull kitchen knives, cabinets crammed with mixing bowls and cook pans. She won't part with it ...yet. It feels so good when I return home to our "decluttered" kitchen with just one dish set in the cabinet! Thank You for the incentive.

[laurawood]

Oh my word, your foil etc. In a small garbage can !! I have been keeping house for over 50 years and battled storing such things off and on ...Brilliant absolutely brilliant . So enjoy your channel .

[livingsimplytosimplylive]

I love how you utilize time to do multitasking.

[sallieredman]

Bravo. It’s a never ending story! Decluttering that it...

[TheWoodburningWarrior]

I'm proud of myself. This week I have almost 10 bags of random stuff that I'm decluttering and taking to my local thrift store that uses the money for the actual community, not Goodwill or any shady other places like that

[bluemoon]

Like th idea of keeping foil, parchment paper, etc. in a trash can. I saw on a cleaning channel that using the self-cleaning feature of your stove is not recommended b/c of carbon monoxide and the chance of damaging your oven or even causing a fire b/c of the high heat it generates. I have never used mine... just passing the info along.

[janetrothwell]

I did a major house Declutter a year ago and have started to revisit things in both the kitchen and the bedroom. It is amazing how much stuff that I thought I was using but haven’t used it in the last year so off it goes to the local hospital thrift shop.

[plantsbythemoon]

Agree that the hamburger chopper is the bomb digity!
Thanks for another inspiring declutter video.

[barbaraweber]

Love your attitude....people sure can be judgy, can't they? You do you!

[wendyinegbenedo]

Those cute lil baking dishes, your can repurpose as a sugar container for coffee or tea. Use as a salt container. Use in the bathroom for cotton balls, etc. In an office for paper clips or rubber bands. Even to hold random nails and screws you may use around the house. ❤

[d]

I'm going straight into my kitchen; I know I can find at least two things to get rid of. Thanks.

[denisearonow]

I purchased the same plates from WM years ago and I still like them so much! Yes, decluttering is ongoing. It's a maintenance thing.

[diane]

I realized a few years ago that I had been storing and saving up massive amounts of things that I never got around to using, or the family had stopped using. I am not able to do as much on my own anymore, but I have been chipping away with getting rid of it and have almost everything gone❤ It's always inspirational to see these kind of videos❤

[S.Lee]

Learned a long time ago, never to put food in the cabinet above my stove. The food gets warm and goes bad, especially oils. Also never keep my spices near the stove but always couple feet away or they lose their potency if get warm. Loved the video. Thanks for sharing.

[Leonascreativeendeavors]

I love kitchen gadgets! But, I really do have to go through my kitchen cabinets again to let go of some items I never use! Thanks for the advice and good suggestions! 🎉😊

[isagoldfield]

In my mid 50’s, been declutterring for the past 3yrs, it’s been taking me this long, we’ve been in this house for 23yrs. & accumulated lots of stuff. Thank You for sharing & I do enjoy watching your channel.🦋✨💥