【50代からの片付け】古いから捨てるのは危険｜買い直しにくい台所道具8選

With today's high prices, impulsively throwing away kitchenware can lead to regret if you can't easily replace it. This time, we'll introduce eight items worth keeping, including simple cooking appliances, pots, knives, and storage containers. The criteria for deciding whether to keep something are: "Is it expensive to buy now?", "Does it suit my current needs?", and "Will it reduce my daily burden?" Instead of keeping everything, let's carefully select only the items that will protect your life going forward. For inquiries about decluttering services during moves, please see the description box. Table of Contents 00:00 Items You'll Regret Getting Rid of in the Kitchen 01:48 Simple Cooking Appliances 04:29 Heat-Resistant Glass Storage Containers 06:26 Thick Stainless Steel Pots and Bowls 07:49 Cast Iron Frying Pans and Woks 09:15 Enamel Pots and Storage Containers 10:18 Good Knives That Can Be Sharpened and Used Again 11:33 Storage Containers That Can Seal Tightly 12:55 Manual Tools such as Can Openers and Bottle Openers 14:26 Criteria for Decluttering and What You Can Start Doing Today This is Miyuki-nee's channel for decluttering your mind and your life. Thank you for watching today! Please watch until the end! ✨Please subscribe to our channel!✨ →   / @ライフサービス和   ＝＝＝＝＝＝＝ 【Also available on other social media! 👀】 💴Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/miyuki.okuz... 💴Facebook →  / miyuki.okuzono   ===== ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ◆Miyuki Okuzono's Profile 👀 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Representative Director, Life Service Wa Co., Ltd. A specialist in the Kansai region, handling遺品整理 (estate clearing), 生前整理 (pre-death planning), relocation to nursing homes, hoarder house cleaning, and specialized cleaning. She shares her experiences from the field, emphasizing "pre-death planning to prevent future problems for yourself and your family." Because her work involves delving into "the deepest parts of people's lives," she prioritizes building trust with clients. Beyond simply disposing of unwanted items, they have established a unique support system that combines "small moves" associated with relocating to nursing homes with "pre-death decluttering," reducing the emotional burden on the elderly and their families. Based on their experience witnessing numerous cases of lonely deaths and hoarder houses, their ultimate goal is to "create a society where specialized cleaning is unnecessary." They use YouTube to share "the reality of the situation" and "what you can do now to prepare" with those who cannot ask for help and with families living far away. Self-introduction video 🎥 →   • 【重大発表】特殊清掃、家財処分の専門家、みゆき姐さん！Youtube始めます！   ★Official website https://life-service-nagomi.com/ ⏬Email address for business inquiries⏬ [email protected] #Pre-death decluttering #Estate cleanup #End-of-life planning