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  1. I am trying this exact thing! We are selling our house and not taking our extra refrigerator in the garage with us. (Ha! How is that for excess!!!!) My grocery bill has shrunk drastically from this experiment! Good luck!

  2. I always love to hear of others trying to do the same thing! I thought the same thing too – how the grocery bill has looked completely different – I am shocked at just how full our cupboards are. Sad, really – definitely something I'm NOT proud of! Thanks for sharing and happy moving! I think moving has it's way of helping to clear the clutter. When you pack it and then have to unpack it later, is it really worth keeping? Thank you for the comment!

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