Do you need to
get organized and unclutter your life?
Here are three great sources that will help you get rid of your
junk. Have you ever used any of
the sources below?
Junk: It comes in the mail. It balloons to
fill every inch of space in your garage. It multiplies like Gremlins in your
inbox.
It's estimated that each American household receives some 800 pieces of
junk mail annually.
Then, of course, there's also the spam, the
newsletters you never signed up for, and the stuff crammed into your closet
(that you do remember buying, but wish you could forget).
Junk-busting start ups and online
communities have been popping up recently, claiming to banish all different
flavors of junk, virtual and physical, with just a few clicks. Here are a few
that might prove helpful:
PaperKarma
Use this iPhone app to snap a picture of your junk mail (showing your address), press send, and the junk mail will supposedly stop.
Use this iPhone app to snap a picture of your junk mail (showing your address), press send, and the junk mail will supposedly stop.
Unroll.me
After being granting access to your inbox, Unroll.me will manage your newsletters in one central spot. You can opt out of any email newsletters with one click.
After being granting access to your inbox, Unroll.me will manage your newsletters in one central spot. You can opt out of any email newsletters with one click.
Freecycle
This free platform is a place where users can connect to give away (and take!) old stuff. It is made up of grassroots members (over 9 million worldwide) who coordinate an effort to give (and get) things for free.
This free platform is a place where users can connect to give away (and take!) old stuff. It is made up of grassroots members (over 9 million worldwide) who coordinate an effort to give (and get) things for free.
For
more information see Apartment
Therapy.
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