Inexplicably too many things at home? Things in the house always disappear inexplicably?

If there are inexplicable excess items in your home, it may be due to the following reasons:

1.Memory mistakes: You may have misremembered whether you bought or placed these items, or forgot to put them somewhere.

2.Purchases that weren't credited: You may have made purchases that weren't recorded in your ledger or receipt, or you made an error when making a purchase.

3.Family or friend gifts: A family member or friend may have given you an item without your knowledge, or you helped them dispose of the item while they weren't there.

4.House theft: Your house may have been burglarized, and some items may have been taken by thieves.

5.Paranormal events: Sometimes, some people experience paranormal events, such as seeing ghosts or feeling abnormal. These events may be related to the appearance of certain items.

Whatever the reason, you can fix this by doing the following:

3.Check receipts and ledgers: Check your receipts and ledgers to see if there are any purchases or gifts.

4.Call the police: If your belongings have been stolen, you should call the police immediately and tell you what you have lost.

5.Ask for help: If you're worried about paranormal events, you can seek professional help, such as a counselor or paranormal researcher.

In conclusion, don't worry too much or be scared if there are inexplicable extra items in your home. With careful inspection and proper investigation, you should be able to find them and take appropriate action.

I have experienced many times that small objects in my home have disappeared inexplicably, but through various methods, I have found them again, and the following are relevant experiences and experiences.

1. Careful carelessness, the items were not returned in time.

One day, the light in the bathroom at home suddenly turned off, in order to figure out what the cause is, you need to use a screwdriver and a voltage tester. But this time I found that the screwdriver was there, but the voltage tester could not be found, I turned the small toolbox upside down, still did not find it, very annoyed: "The things that I usually don't use are dangling under my nose, I really want to use it, but I can't find it."

This has happened many times.

I didn't find it, so I asked the rest of the family, and they all said that they wouldn't use the tool and had never seen it. Thinking that if the lamp was not repaired, it would be too inconvenient to be dark at night, so I had to go to the hardware store downstairs and buy another one. After buying back the tools and opening the ceiling of the bathroom, I found that the vanished voltage tester was actually in the aluminum-plastic panel of the ceiling.

Through this experience, I have summarized how to find these gadgets after they disappear inexplicably. First of all, think about where these gadgets are often used, and where they may have been used recently. Second, think about which tools and can't be found are combined or used together, so that it is very likely that you can find the missing tools by combining or associating tools.

Finally, it is also possible that small consumable items, such as electrical tape, band-aids, glue, etc., may be thrown away after the last use, and no new ones are purchased, and the result may be that they cannot be found.

Second, the brain is short-circuited instantaneously.

For example, once I was in the living room with a remote control to search for TV programs, and suddenly the mobile phone came**, and when I saw that it was an important customer of the company, I subconsciously took the remote control to the balcony to pick it up**.

The customer is in a hurry, a square book pickpocketing case needs to be revised as soon as possible, although it is a weekend, but "the customer is God", there is no way to play a circle next to each other, and the problem is finally solved. When I returned to the living room to watch TV, I found that the remote control could not be found, on the sofa, on the coffee table, and even under the sofa, but there was still nothing.

So, I thought of how to deal with things that I usually forget in a moment, which is to walk back the way I came, and I can often recall what I forgot while thinking about it. I went back to the balcony, but there was no on the balcony, and I walked ...... from the balcony to the living roomHaha, I found it on the bookshelf, and it seems that there is really a brain short circuit when things are urgent.

The ultimate reason for the abundance of things at home is the contradiction between the growing material needs of the people brought about by consumerism and the income that lags behind the growth of the real estate market by not being able to afford to rent a large house.

To put it bluntly, the house is too expensive, and ordinary people can't afford to live in a big house, but all kinds of consumer loans and previous merchants are trying to let everyone buy and buy, the space is limited, the desire to shop is unrepentant, and they can't decisively give up, and the home can only become more and more crowded. If this continues, no matter what storage artifact storage method is, it will not work in the end.

Having said that, although people decisively throw away useless things at home in Japanese dramas, but if you think about it carefully, if a big city with a population of tens of millions like Beijing throws away all the things that are not used at home, how much garbage will be generated around us that need to be landfilled?

The best way is to be cautious and cautious before buying, and not to make impulsive purchases. Once you buy it, you have to make the best use of it.