I’m a hoarder & hate how chaotic my house is so quickly binned random c**p – people say it’s the ultimate purge
AFTER spending years hoarding items in her home, one woman decided to take the plunge and do a massive purge.
Taking to her social media page, Mrs Jenelle Stein explained to viewers that it was the first day of her missing to get “rid of a whole bunch of random c**p in my house that I absolutely do not need to have”.
Panning the camera over her kitchen, she showed how every counter top was covered in food, while several boxes lined the floor.
“Toys that do not get played with,” she said while placing several of them into a woven basket. “Just random bits and pieces”.
Moving onto other items, besides her children’s discarded toys, she then placed a candle that had been done and had been sitting on the mantelpiece for two years.
“Game that never gets played with,” she continued while adding more things into the basket. “Syringe that has no numbers left on it.”
She then chucked several cups that had no lids away.
“Nasty, random, old bottle parts that do not have any of them [lids],” she said.
TikTok user @mrsjenellestein then placed bottles and medicine cups that are no longer used in the basket.
“That’s everything for today, bye,” she concluded as the video came to an end.
In the caption, she added: “Obsessed with these videos of people decluttering their homes and lives…
“I want my home to be a place of peace, not chaos.
“Getting rid of one basket of stuff at a time until my home no longer causes me stress.”
Viewers were left inspired by her eagerness to declutter her home and some shared their own experience in taking the same steps.
“We just did a playroom purge to get rid of unplayed with toys,” one person wrote in the comments section.
Another said: “I’m doing this too. Just purge purge purge,” as a third said: “Clutter free in 23!”
A fourth added: “Make sure to donate some of those toys some kids would love to play with those”.