300 episodes
A Slob Comes Clean Dana K. White
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- Kids & Family
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4.7 • 1.6K Ratings
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Nony (Dana K White) from ASlobComesClean.com shares reality-based cleaning and organizing tips based on her own deslobification process. As she finds ways to keep her own home under control and combat "Slob Vision" she shares cleaning, decluttering, and organizing strategies, that work in real life. And she's funny.
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314: Setting Up Space to Do the Things You Want to Do Podcast
In this conversation, we discuss: how to apply the container concept to the room used to store inventory for reselling. zones to help find things that are needed, but stored all over the house. how best to pare down scrapbooking. Pre-order Organizing for the Rest of Us and fill out the form to get pre-order […]
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313: Learning About My Clutter through the Moving Process Podcast
I know. I’m always thinking about my stuff and decluttering and clutter and such, so it only makes sense that the moving process has given me a lot to think about. I mean, touching every last thing we own will do that. I’m sharing the progress so far and what I’ve learned that will (hopefully) […]
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312: The Power of Can and Can’t Podcast
I personally had a breakthrough recently in my own mindset when I realized the power of focusing on the things I can do and not on the things I can’t do. I know it doesn’t sound like much, and I was skeptical at first, too. But I really have seen an impact from this simple […]
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311: Making the Ideal Strategy Actually Work
In this episode, we discuss: keeping everything under control when you have four kids at home. when you’re going to be ready to start decorating. how to manage outdoor gear. My books Sign up for my newsletter. Become a patron. Sponsor: ShipStation.com. Use my offer code SLOB to get a 60-day free trial. Click […]
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310: Family Who Doesn’t See the Mess Podcast
In this episode, we discuss: strategies for keeping craft room/items decluttered. how to decide on seasonal or rarely worn, but necessary, items and decluttering clothes/closets. how to handle family that either doesn’t see the need to declutter or wants to do it by making a bigger mess. dealing with inherited and sentimental items and the […]
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309: Dailies, Routines and Such Podcast
In this episode, we discuss: the struggle to get the kitchen picked up after dinner every night. keeping the house picked up and the dailies done without losing her mind, specifically in the evenings. decluttering tricky things like stuff that’s only sentimental and isn’t needed for anything. My books Join us over on Patreon to […]
Customer Reviews
Judgment free!
Great ideas, easy to listen and no judgment.
Best of Decluttering
This is one of the best podcasters on decluttering and organizing. Give it a try, even if you aren’t a slob. I don’t consider myself a slob and I love organizing and yet I’ve still found new original ideas. I suspect that she may speak to those of us with a bit of an ADD brain.
Dana does have guests on and while they rarely are in my situation, I find help in the episodes. Also, Dana *listens* to her guests. Truly listens and understands what they are trying to say. That is a gift.
Quality went downhill
The older episodes that are just Dana are pretty solid, but the last year or so it’s like she ran out of things to talk about and has been interviewing patreon patrons on the show to fill space. The patron interviews aren’t quality content. The interviewees are amateurs with poor speaking skills, poor audio equipment, and often a terrible southern accent, and they’re all unemployed housewives for the most part. As a single professional, I don’t find interviews with unemployed housewives whose biggest struggle is laundry even slightly helpful. But those are the people paying Dana to be on the podcast, so another housewife complaining about kid laundry is the content we’re getting. I think that’s a very lazy podcast model, and only interviewing unemployed housewives results in a failure to provide any useful information to single professionals. News flash, modern women who pay our own bills have different needs than an adult dependent who has the whole darn day to wash their kids clothes and still for some reason can’t find the time. If I hear one more whinge about kid laundry I’m going to scream. You can call laundry hard when you have to schedule two hours sitting in a laundromat around actual paid employment with a 45 minute commute.
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