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    Posted: 16 Oct 2014 at 12:10pm
We might have gotten the idea from you!
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LOL    what Doug said... but for 3 years now....
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We used the microwave for chips and bread this past summer - keeps  them from getting crushed and allows that space to be used.  Just threw them on the bed when we needed to microwave, then put it back in when we were done.
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I use the microwave to store linen, towels, facecloths. Planning on removing it and putting a cabinet up there.
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fwunder, couldn't stop laughing!!!   as i have posted, just went out for 5 days (obviously a short trip).  unbelievable on clothes (both of us), gear ( 5 days of rain), ect on what was not used, and honestly we definately did not over pack(maybe food!).  alot of gear i do bring is "just in case".  pam still has some hard plates i would like to get rid of!!!!  for clothes, we each get a container thats fits inder the bed area, but it seems i only get half!!  actually there are areas we havent used (under fridge, under bench by electrc panel, under table....  but once you get living it can get clutterd but were getting better!!  i love the dome.  bummer on cards. hogone
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Originally posted by Old Dingo&Mrs.Dingo

"Stuff expands to fill the space available"

George Carlin

Have you ever noticed that their stuff is s%#t and your s%#t is stuff? LOL

My often used phrase around here is, "Don't throw that away. It's my stuff!!"

Thanks for the flashback!

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"Stuff expands to fill the space available"

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I have become very efficient with command hooks and the bathroom organizers. I have added them to my mini bathroom and they really help and stick very well...no holes in the wall either. I also remade the storage bins on the walls to be more functional(they sell a plastic mesh in quilting/fabric stores that with a little creativity can make more functional storage. A small cabinet would have been nice over the window at the bottom of the bed.
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We have downsized a few times and now we even have some empty space.  If we did not use it out it went.
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Posts: 1447 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 25 Dec 2012 at 8:39am
I with the others: learn to lean out what you need.  We have gotten more efficient with our packing to make the most of space.  Lots of stuff we started with now stay home and we still have fun.
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