Pizza boxes, newspapers, clothes and toys were piled up everywhere.We tackled the trashout with pitchforks and wide-mouth shovels and filled two 30-yard dumpsters without a single piece of construction debris.

Makeup removal wash cloths.

That old 1950's/ cloth insulation wire that is always badly deteriorated everytime I've run across it looks less safe than knob and tube.

We ruined a bunch of clothes (old red clothes bleeding onto white ones because the "cold" water was hot) until the water company buried those lines.

It's also important to note, I think, that tons of people stream across the border on a daily basis and are immediately provided with free homes, free food, free medical care, free clothing, etc... but the elderly (In this regard) seem to fall through the cracks for some reason (according to one of the posts above).

My thought on it is everyone is different, some people in the winter time chop a hole in the ice take off all their clothes and jump in the ice water.

I would also add a weekly scheduled yoga class.  

Adding stairs is something we’d like to do regardless because the laundry hook up is in the basement and we don’t want to have to run outside during winter with clothes to do our laundry!

Sold it for 1/4 of the price, cosmetics plays a big part on value with a fridge, my lesson use a moving cloth to cover it while transporting.

I have no furniture, no dishes, no linens... nothing but my own clothes and some tools.