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Episode 243 – 10 things to declutter from your utility room

There are some areas of your home that are high traffic but seldom get the TLC they deserve. The utility room is one of those rooms. Today it is entering the spotlight when we delve into the ten things to declutter from your utility room.


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  1. Lesley, one of the reasons I love listening to your podcasts is your lovely Yorkshire accent. "Scullery" pronounced in Yorkshire is a divine word 🙂

    1. Aah that's so kind, thank you. I'm actually Lancashire just over the Pennines but I'd almost impossible to tell sometimes. Scullery is indeed a fab word. Thanks for listening Liz x

  2. We call them clothespins in the US. 🙂 Not a lot of people hang clothes outside to dry where I live in Montana. I use them outdoors on a line in the summer months, but hang clothes to dry inside using hangers on a wooden dowel above my washing machine the rest of the year. I use clothespins as “chip clips” to seal packaged food more often than I use them for clothes.

  3. Hi Lesley & Ingrid,
    It's a clothespin in USA. I lived there too and was the only person with my washing on a line.

    My Grandma used wooden dollypegs and I used to paint faces on them. I still have some. Grandma also told me never leave pegs on the washing line as that is lazy and they will rot but if they were spring pegs the metal piece goes rusty and leave marks. So I always keep mine in a fabric shoulder bag ( actually one a friend brought me from Cyprus with Greek design. ) which is easy to reach into and it lives on a hook on the inside of my back door. Especially if there is a sudden downpour and I have to run out and gather my wash off the line. Not uncommon here in the UK. As you said at the beginning, not all homes have a utility room or area.
    Ann 🏃🏼‍♀️🌧

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