Hard Drive Space Eaten Up Daily. Think Crashplan may be a reason. Need Help I've been suffering with this for weeks. I'm running Yosemite on a 15" MBP. I am told daily that I have no more disk space and no matter what I end up deleting I'm left with 1GB minutes later.

About This Mac Storage (and Daisy Disk) say I have 247GB in Other.

Disk Inventory doesn't recognize that and just says I'm using 37GB of my SSD.

I can't remember the terminal command I used from another thread but it showed mobile backups and another folder taking up well over 100GB of my space but no one told me how to either clear those to free the space or how to prevent it from reoccurring. 

Important to note I used crashplan for awhile and removed it about 3 months ago.

I desperately need my hard drive back!
For others with similar problems, you don't need a special utility to find out where all your GB have gone on a Mac.

First, turn on invisible files. On newer Macs, you can do that with Command Shift Period. On older Macs, you do need a quick defaults terminal command.

Once you've done that, open your hard drive, and put it in to List View

Then go to the View menu and choose Show View Options
Check Calculate all Sizes

Now wait. It can take a while because there are lots of sizes to add up, but eventually it will show you the sizes of every folder. You can use the disclosure triangles to open more and more folders and drill down to where all of your data is being used. I also usually sorts by the Size column so the big stuff is right at the top. 

As a professional Mac consultant, this is the method I use to find people's data, I don't bother with any 3rd party utilities for this.