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As Americans stayed home and ordered online during the lockdowns of 2020, our homes became filled with all sorts of purchases: toilet paper, crafts and plenty of board games. But as time wears on, what do you do if you find yourself with too much stuff? Previous Next
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Cutting quarantine clutter
COURTNEY JESPERSEN | NerdWallet
I placed more online orders than I can count in 2020. And I justified all of them.
My front porch was filled with boxes containing all sorts of things: furniture (I needed to redecorate), paper towels (I needed to stock up), crafts (I needed activities), board games (more activities) and a treadmill (I needed exercise).