This year, Mancunians have been on a mission to sort out their homes.
And for many, de-cluttering each room in the house is right at the top of the to-do list.
But while sorting out the miscellaneous items that have accumulated over the years can be a long and boring task to take on - if you're lucky, you might just be in for a financial reward.
According to thinkmoney, 19 everyday household items likely to be found during a de-clutter could lead to a tidy sum of up to £1,530 if they were all successfully sold on eBay.
The research conducted was based on the average sold price of each of the 19 items found on the popular e-commerce website.
Technology tops the list with an 1980 Apple Macintosh computer worth up to £330 online.
And for those who have kept all their mobile phones over the years - if you have an iPhone 1st Generation and a Nokia 3310, you could pocket £170.
But it's not just phones and computers bringing in the big money.
An old typewriter could be worth £150, a vintage turntable could be sold for parts for £219 and a Harry Potter 1st edition (print) could fetch you an easy £65.
Here's the full list of 19 household items and the average price they are selling for on eBay:
1. 1980 Apple Macintosh computer - £330
2. iPhone 1 st Generation (without box) - £150
3. Vintage typewriter - £96
4. Nokia 3310 - £20
5. Vintage Apple Macintosh cassette tapes - £20 (each)
6. Vintage turntable (for parts) - £219
7. Nintendo Wii (with controllers and games) - £97
8. Vintage Roberts radio - £67
9. Harry Potter 1 st edition print - £65
10. Vintage Sanyo Walkman cassette player - £63
11. Nintendo Gameboy - £45
12. JAWS VHS tape - £15 (each)
13. Vinyl records - £10-15 (each)
14. Nintendo Gameboy games - £5-10 (each)
15. Vintage Singer sewing machine - £137
16. Royal Daulton figurine - £80
17. Original Pepsi/ Coke crate - £70
18. Vintage cereal boxes - £10-15 (each)
19. Vintage crystal atomiser perfume bottle - £10 (each)
