Is there anything she can’t fold?! Marie Kondo rolls up a half eaten bag of potato chips and it’s so satisfying to watch
- Kondo is known for neatly folding the most mundane items and bringing satisfaction to the viewer in the process
- Her book ‘ The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing,’ has become a bestseller
- Her Netflix show ‘Tidying Up with Marie Kondo,’ is also incredibly popular
- She asks, ‘does the item spark joy?’ and if it doesn’t she advises it is given away
Video of Marie Kondo showing her folding a half eaten bag of potato chips seems to confirm what we’ve suspected all along, this lady can fold literally anything.
Kondo has made an art out of folding the most mundane things, providing enormous amounts of satisfaction for viewers and generating an ever growing fan base.
In the Good Morning America video, Kondo folds a number of everyday items including socks before she is presented with the half eaten bag of potato chips.
Kondo seems a little unsure at first but she really isn’t fazed as she squeezes the air from the bag and proceeds to use the ‘KonMari way’
She neatly folds the top of the bag in a way that is so satisfying to watch
Kondo comments it looks quite ‘tricky’ before going on to use the ‘KonMari way,’ squeezes the air out and meticulously folds the top down saying ‘fold, fold, fold.’
Kondo’s book, ‘The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing,’ has become a best seller.
Her Netflix show, ‘Tidying Up with Marie Kondo,’ where she teaches the art of decluttering is inspiring many families to do just that.
She urges viewers to ask themselves, ‘does the item spark joy?’ If the answer is no she advises it is given away.