Everything out, items sorted into groups, the drawer wiped, everything returned in order, filmed with faces out of frame in homes on three continents. The contents are the real miscellany of household drawers: small, mixed, often novel objects in dense arrangements, with before, during and after states of the same space. No object, grouping or action labels are included. Tidying is a task people want from a home robot and one with little usable video, because it requires deciding what things are and where they belong as well as moving them; the before-and-after structure suits placement evaluation and long-horizon policy pretraining.