Pull everything out, remove items you no longer need, and sort like items.
Before buying storage solutions, ensure they will fit your closet and match your unique needs.
Measure carefully before purchasing acloset organizing product.
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Research Small Closet Storage Solutions
It’s vital to have a plan before you begin buying stuff.
Take inventory of what you already own to see what you have to work with.
Then, take your closet’s measurements and record them.
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Utilize the floor space for a combination of off-season storage, accessories, and shoes.
The bestshoe storage optionfor the floor is a low-to-the-groundcubby.
verify you use one that fits so you could stretch every inch of floor space.
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Wherever you do store your shoes, remember toproperly cleanthem first so they do not develop mold or mildew.
Double Your Hanging Space
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What do you do when your closet is full?
Nothing transforms your closet as quickly and dramatically as a double hang.
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This may mean you have to hang things you would normally fold and stack.
Go Vertical in Your Closet
Maximize the space on the shelf above your rod.
It helps to place items instackable clear binsso you might remember what you stored that high up.
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Use your hangers to group similar types of clothing.
For example, you’ll only have to pull out one hanger to view all of your scarves.
Use Storage Space on the Closet Door
Closet door shoe racks are the best option here.
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Use your closet door for the things you wear and grab the most often.
In the summer, swap out scarves, gloves, and tights for tank tops.
Don’t forget about all that precious real estate on the outside of your closet door.
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Add decorativeremovable Command hooksfrom which you’re able to neatly hang bags and other grab-and-go items.
