Life Laundry for Law Offices

I don't get BBC America at home, but have heard about the show Life Laundry, and thought it had an interesting premise:

In Life Laundry, storage expert Dawna Walter helps people streamline their internal and external lives by cleaning out their clutter and offering advice, insight and top tips – while antique dealer Mark Franks help turn junk into hard cash – all in 48 hours.

But this is more than just a home makeover show. For some it's an incredibly emotional experience as they struggle to come to terms with the past.

Faced with rooms too full of junk for their owners to use, to broken computers and washing machines that have sat idle for years, Dawna and Mark take drastic action, emptying the offending rooms on to the closest outside space.

Step-by-step they take the homeowners through their belongings sifting, sorting, and slinging out the clutter that has taken over their homes – and in some cases their lives.

From people who have allowed their possessions to take over as a result of trauma, to sentimental hoarders, over-zealous collectors and people and families whose relationships are under strain from the amount of junk cluttering their homes – the Life Laundry experts are on hand to help.

What would the Life Laundry experts find in your office?  Old computers, printers that don't work, dozens (hundreds, thousands) of books that you don't use anymore?  Piles of trade publications and legal magazines that you've set aside to read someday? Get rid of all of that stuff and be amazed at how little you really needed any of it.