What's currently hiding in your loft/attic?

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From a curious poster.

A mattress and a broken rowing machine, both left by the previous owners.

Nothing apart from the TV aerials.

When we moved we decided that nothing was going in the loft as at our ages, there is the danger it will stay there and never be seen again.
Shame in a way as the loft on our new house is vast, more than twice the space of our previous house (with the potential to store twice as much junk!).

Spiders.

A couple of wall paper rolls and spare insulation rolls left by previous owners.

Probably a carpet python. If not, then rats and possums.

Are you James Bond?? @TheNameisNOTZiggy

That's incredibly specific @MargaretThursday.
I like it.

All kinds of random crap left over by the previous owners who moved in 2018. Then our Christmas decorations.

The inverter for the solar panels, lots of insulation, and several rats.
we’re definitely not hoarders, the garage is clear enough that we park the car in it.

I fear - a wasps nest! I have had a few appear in the hall recently and I think they are coming in from the loft. We had a large nest up there years ago which my late husband dealt with a lot of spray wasp killer, a hoover and a home-made beekeeper suit. I cant/wont be recreating that so if I do have wasps up there again ill have to get a pro in which will cost - hence why I haven't gone up there yet to verify my fears!

DH’s “man cave” and probably about a billion model kits of tanks, planes and ships that he might finish one day (hahaha).

We also have a corner with a computer. About 3 Christmas trees and tons of decorations. Random boxes of stuff that I really hope contains my passport as it’s gone missing.

Quite a few spiders and a blackbird nest in a boxed off area (there’s a little hole under the gutter and they nest there every year).

Deck chairs, winter clothes and thick long curtains, I just got DH to swap and bring my summer stuff down. Summer duvet. Cushions. Christmas decorations ours and DD,cot, pushchair. Gas boiler. Inverter for solar panels,2 batteries for same.. empty suitcases.

No idea. I rented the houses for 8 years before I bought it. So have never been in. It’s full of junk from what I can see. But there is no ladder to get uo
there to look!

Suitcases
Christmas decorations
Black bin bag full of DCs soft toys they didn’t want to part with

Basically Christmas is up there . Clothes , decorating stuff , rotating summer / winter clothes , clothes I will diet into ( haha ) engineering stuff ( dh ) books , and plenty of boxes of whatever ( forgotten what they are )

Dh collection of stuff, my childhood stuff, Christmas, my kids stuff from school and memory boxes and a manniquin called Mandy Kin

Goodness knows! Belongings of my dc and my dsd who have left home, Christmas decs, old dining room chairs, winter duvet, assorted treasures” from late mil’s house, stuff of dh that relegated to the loft (who keeps their school reports???)

I am worried about your vinyl collection. It can get really hot in a loft.

A portrait of a very old lady that looks suspiciously like me…

…and my husbands GCSE artwork #Hoarder

@GetTheWashingOut snap! Mice in mine too😩

Several boxes of Christmas decorations
2 boxes of Halloween decorations (dd2 loves Halloween! Decorates the whole house - she’s 21!!).

Oh and over covid it was a streaming studio with a VR set up

DD did dance classes and her partner streamed games

Lord knows. Baby stuff (baby is 28) clothes I’ll fit back into one day….
Stuff from old house (left in 1996)
and tonnes of other crap I’ll get around to one day…..

A ton of crap that husband will not Chuck out !!
Schoolbooks , clothes ,toys from when my children were little people.

Quite a lot of camping things, Easter and Christmas decorations and the mummified remains of any hope I had of funding my child all through private school. The things we could do in our youth!

I could have written this!

Not much. The boiler. The Big Suitcases. Four spare dining chairs. A tub of camping stuff like sleeping bag, pillow, stove, fold up stool.