If you have a wardrobe full of clothes and accessories but can't "retrieve" them due to clutter, we'll show you 17 ingenious ways to organize your clothes and other household items.
These 17 methods will help you organize your closets and drawers more rigorously so that you can easily find any garment you need.
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Scarves can be knotted on hangers and organized by color.
Roll up your clothes and arrange them in order to save space.
Set up your weekly wardrobe and put them on hangers ahead of time.
A laundry bag can be hung on the bathroom door for dirty laundry.
Proper shoe storage involves "filling" them with polystyrene rolls or rigid foam.
PVC pipes, cut to fit in a drawer, can serve as organizers for scarves.
Shorts can be hung in the wardrobe on wire rings attached to the bar.
Empty shoe boxes can be placed in drawers to compartmentalize them, making it easier to organize clothes.
Keep bedding sets in one of the pillowcases, so patterns are easier to recognize and you don't have to unwrap them to identify them.
T-shirts can be arranged vertically in a drawer. The more there are, the better they will stack.
Socks can be stored in a plastic organizer.
Suitcases can be hung on the wall above the wardrobe or door. They are used less often so you won't have to reach for them too often.
A wine bottle box can be used as a shoe organizer.
Bottle caps from beer or juice cans can be used to hang one hanger from another.
Ice cube trays can be used to organize your jewelry.
If you haven't worn a garment in 12 months, it's best to donate it. This will free up space for new clothes.
A power strip can be mounted in the nightstand drawer in the bedroom to charge your phone or tablet.
