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Sorting a record collection: the fast pass
Most of a collection is worth very little and a few records are worth a lot. The skill is separating them without listening to all of them.
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Selling used furniture without the runaround
Photographs, measurements and pickup logistics decide whether furniture sells. The price matters less than most people think.
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Sorting a bookshelf quickly
Books are heavy and mostly worthless. A twenty-minute pass per shelf finds the few that are not.
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Going through a parent's paperwork
A file cabinet is mostly junk mail and a few documents that are hard to replace. Pull the legal and financial papers first, keep the original order, and don't shred anything until you've seen the whole folder.
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Sorting tools in a garage or workshop
Rusty hand tools, dead cordless drills, a bench vise and a half-full can of old paint each leave the garage a different way. Clear the floor first and sort by type before you decide what any of it is worth.