• Lord_ToRA@lemmy.world
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      1 year ago

      How many people live there? Do they have pets? Do they often use ‘rag’ towels to dry things that are not their bodies? Not everyone can afford to ruin ‘good’ towels.

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        1 year ago

        Yes, part of the method is to be pragmatic and logical about cleaning and organizing space. She even explicitly tells people to not throw away things that they use frequently but to give them a proper storage space according to their purpose. If it’s a rag, it’s not a towel anymore, let’s find it a home with all the other general purpose rags. Let’s keep the towel closet filled with actual towels that we can use. It’s all part of the de-cluttering method.

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      1 year ago

      And actually, I’m detailing the picture and there are about as many things (I actually things they’re the exact same things) on the right picture than in the left picture. They didn’t seem to have thrown away that much stuff. Is just that order creates space, clutter steals space. It’s perceptual, but it’s very real.