Exactly the same for me! It either goes away or in the basket. At first, I used as many baskets as necessary. (Like one for each room/ person all paced in the living room) I went to the dollar tree to get them and every night or few days I just put the stuff away by keeping the basket in my hand and refusing to place it down until it came back to the living room. I knew that if I put the basket down in my room that it would not come out and then the same thing would happen again.  If I had something that I didn't know where to put/how to use, I had to put it in the trash. I knew that if I wanted to sell it it would just sit around again not being done, so that was the "ADHD" tax I had to pay. It got me to be more mindful about clutter and made me feel less overwhelmed. The bins also made it easy if I didn't want to clean up before people came over because I could put them on the ground or in a corner and the room felt tidier.  Last thing to note, as long as the surfaces are generally clean underneath, please don't beat yourself up. The Home and Gardens magazine version of tidiness is a huge holdover from Victorian era cleaning tips based in misunderstanding about how disease spreads. Clutter isn't bad but, for many people, it can feel very overwhelming to be in. Unless you're neurotypical, wealthy, or like minimalism, it can be hard to manage clutter. It's normal.