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my dad should read this, he is really guilty of everything

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3. Clothes: Use the two-year-rule for clothes-get rid of apparel that you haven’t worn in two years. Note that I didn't say you should wear your cloths for just two years. only said, if you have not worn it in two years, then you are most likely not to wear it anymore in a lifetime! Or if you have been wearing it for two year Bros just let the poor cloth go

4. Medicine and Vitamins: Yes, it's good to have a first aid box or a medicine closet but
when medicine stays there for too long, You have expired drugs in your hands. Take a look at your medicine closet and clear out drugs that have expired, medicine that has sat on your shelf for too long, or ones that you no longer use. Do not also forget to check what the proper disposal methods
for your drugs are. First, check to see what the proper disposal methods are.

Kwantunu

5. Old Bags and Shoes: Just like cloths that seem ever so appealing to us until they are condemned, bags and Shoes will always appeal to our sense of usefulness, as long as they can still be worn or carried. But it is not until when a shoe gets totally condemned that you dispose of it...if you have worn it for so long that you now have new ones that are the "reigning champions", you can simply give it away to
people who will find it more useful.

6. Plastic Bottles: Yes, we always want to store-up water in the refrigerator and all that but that does not mean that every plastic bottle should be treasured with such n great care; except of course, you are into the business of selling "sobo, kunu" or "ota piapia"
Storing water in the fridge works best with
bottles of the same size, you can specially plan for that. Once you have, you can consume the content of your plastic drink and forget about the bottle!

YOU!

Jarizod:
wetin bite u

7. Electronics and their Corresponding Packs: As part of your archives, you are saving electronics as per their evolution. you should seriously consider disposing of
some of them...abeg!
This one is the most ridiculous
the television is condemned already but the pack with which your father bought it in the 70's is still lying graciously somewhere feeling like a corner stone or "I am legend. Nawa oh

Sexxkillz:
Wondering how "old magazine" is related to romance.

You'll find out soon enough... lol

8. Jewellery: The jewellery you bought years ago has faded already but it is still lying somewhere in your trinket box. You are probably thinking that you will need some part of it someday, maybe the hook, to fit another jewellery that is getting spoilt...but by so doing, you only subscribe to leaving it in that box. Probably for life

9. Books: You are a medical doctor, planning to get married but somewhere in your house, you still have the likes of Ali and simbi, Edet and Agbo residing in your bookshelf. Come on man! Beautiful memories they bring...but you just have to let them go.In doing this, you may however decide to leave some textbooks you think may come in handy irrespective of what class you used them. For basic English principles for instance, you may always have to refer to your Brighter grammar, Mastering English etc. But having done Common entrance and passed it twenty years ago, what is your "UGO C UGO" still doing in your house?!
Don't throw away books though you can give them out or even sell them out to people who will re-sell them at cheaper rates.