Step 1: The first thing you need to do when starting this project is to declutter. Get rid of anything in the closet that does not belong in there or anything you haven't used in the last year. Is there a tennis racket stored there? It needs to be stored elsewhere so that your closet will maintain organization. Keep in mind the primary use of the closet.Donate any items that are still in good use, but you no longer use. Homeless missions are in great need of sheets and bath linens and are a good place to donate these items.
Step 3: Sheet sets can be folded and stored together inside one of the matching pillow cases. Be sure to allow two to three sets per bed. Rotate your linens by putting the newly laundered set on top of the stack and use the set that is on the bottom. This allows for equal wear.Sheets used for guests might be stored in the guest bedroom or bath.
Step 4: Towels, hand towels and washcloths should be stored together. Again, if you lack space in the linen closet, these are items that could be stored in each bathroom.Allow three sets per person and one or two sets per each guest.If towels are stored in the linen closet, guest towels can be kept at the back of the closet since they aren't used as often. If you have a small closet, rolling the towels, instead of folding, will give you a little more space.
Step 5: If your closet lacks space, sometimes it's helpful to use shelf dividers, adjustable shelving or containers. You can use shelf dividers or wire under mount baskets that hang below the shelf, which makes a good place to store washcloths or hand towels. You can group toiletry items together in attractive and useful containers.Labeling is also a good way to maintain order in your closet. This way everyone knows exactly where everything needs to be, including your guests.To keep the air smelling nice in your closet, you can add lavendar sachets, cedar blocks, drawer liners or baking soda. Allow the air to flow in your closet and don't cram your items together.
THINGS TO REMEMBER:
- If you have limited space, try using Space Bags, shelf dividers for partitioning or under-mount wire baskets.
- Roll towels to save space.
- Add labels to your shelves for maintaining.
- Store bulky items elsewhere, like a window seat or storage chest.
- Remember the primary function of your closet and use it as such for maintaining.
- Sheets and towels should be stored on the center shelves since these items are used most.
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