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Nov. 14th, 2020 07:10 pmNaClYoHo cleaning report! Managed to do six out of seven days this week--I have no memory of what happened on Sunday, but I didn't note down any cleaning, so I guess I didn't get to it? I listened to Hidden Almanac January 22-February 16, plus King Falls AM #38-39. I spent about two hours total time on cleaning.
I spent all week working on one small, triangular rolling rack, which doesn't sound like much. But this is where I keep a lot of fandom-related collectibles, which are a dang nightmare to dust off. Top rack is all Pokémon figurines. Middle rack is a mix of My Little Pony figures, Gundam models, and some Avengers figures. Bottom rack is more Gundams, video game figurines, and some packaging from collectibles that I want to keep. Lots of small parts, lots of detailed crevices, all of which attract and hold dust like they're getting paid for it.
This weekend, I also dusted off the blue china vase, which contains two swords and two hobbyhorses (like you do) that in turn serve as a hat rack. The hats could still use a session with a lint roller, but they're better than they were. I cleared off the little wooden stool that serves as a catchall spot by the bedroom door. It had an assortment of scratchpads, books, video game cases, spare change, fingerless gloves, and rocks. Which...is about par for the course on any surface near me. It now has less of the same, some of which is getting tossed and some is getting stored elsewhere. Scratchpads and rocks are not going anywhere, though.
Book stacks and miscellaneous boxes have been removed from the floor in that area. Everything has been aggressively vacuumed. This space had probably the worst level of just cluttered garbage. Shit that didn't need to exist at all. Murderous hordes of dust bunnies. Because it's right by the door, so stuff either gets dumped there as I wander in or it drifts in from elsewhere in the house on its own recognizance.
So only a small territory conquered, but one of the most offensive ones in the room.
I spent all week working on one small, triangular rolling rack, which doesn't sound like much. But this is where I keep a lot of fandom-related collectibles, which are a dang nightmare to dust off. Top rack is all Pokémon figurines. Middle rack is a mix of My Little Pony figures, Gundam models, and some Avengers figures. Bottom rack is more Gundams, video game figurines, and some packaging from collectibles that I want to keep. Lots of small parts, lots of detailed crevices, all of which attract and hold dust like they're getting paid for it.
This weekend, I also dusted off the blue china vase, which contains two swords and two hobbyhorses (like you do) that in turn serve as a hat rack. The hats could still use a session with a lint roller, but they're better than they were. I cleared off the little wooden stool that serves as a catchall spot by the bedroom door. It had an assortment of scratchpads, books, video game cases, spare change, fingerless gloves, and rocks. Which...is about par for the course on any surface near me. It now has less of the same, some of which is getting tossed and some is getting stored elsewhere. Scratchpads and rocks are not going anywhere, though.
Book stacks and miscellaneous boxes have been removed from the floor in that area. Everything has been aggressively vacuumed. This space had probably the worst level of just cluttered garbage. Shit that didn't need to exist at all. Murderous hordes of dust bunnies. Because it's right by the door, so stuff either gets dumped there as I wander in or it drifts in from elsewhere in the house on its own recognizance.
So only a small territory conquered, but one of the most offensive ones in the room.
