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That's how I clean - pull everything out, assess, and put it all away. It's very efficient if you have enough space, but it drives people nuts because they see
by degenerate 7y ago
That's how I clean - pull everything out, assess, and put it all away. It's very efficient if you have enough space, but it drives people nuts because they see it as causing more of a mess.
- UI_at_80x24 7y agoI get scorned for doing it this way all the time!
- war1025 7y agoMy wife attempts to use this method, but usually gets distracted at peak-messiness and things just end up worse off than they started.
- bradknowles 7y agoNo, you can't blame your wife for that method. It was my method first. She must have stolen it from me. ;)
- FooHentai 7y agoAn issue with this approach is it turns 'cleaning' into a time-consuming task that needs to be completed to avoid making the situation worse. That can cause some folks anxiety and require a building up of sufficient willpower to even begin the task. Contrast that with a transaction-based approach to cleaning where an individual item is moved to it's destination place/state, then you move on to the next item. No middle state where things are worse, and you can stop at any time yet still have gained the benefit of any work completed to that point. However, with the second approach it's key that everything has a suitable destination 'home' to be moved to. Often, that 'home' is the trash can :)
- kortex 7y agoHeap sort vs insertion sort.