Are your closets cluttered? Are you a closet organizer or a dis-organizer.
does your closet look like this?
Cannot tell you a one of a closet organizer systems that I use. We’re not talking money here we are talking about taking some effort. First of all you have to establish the purpose of the closet and how you want to utilize it to make it fit your needs.
Once you’ve established the purpose and a reason that you need the closet and realize which items have to be in the closet to suit the purpose. And everything else that’s in there that doesn’t suit the purpose to another location or closet. If this closet isn’t every day cloths closet and you are dressing from it daily and let’s say for example it’s summertime, then obviously it comes to mind that all your winter clothes should either be put to the back of the closet or far side of the closet or even removed to a remote location if you have lots of clothes or a small closet. There are ways of storing clothes that are being used in storage bags or suitcases or movable hanger racks. Of course this all depends on how much space you have and how much money you have.
Getting back to your main clothes closet that you are intending to use daily and want to keep organized I can give you some practical examples and habits to keep it neat and efficient.
In the first two weeks, be observant and keep track of what garments you pull out and put back in most frequently. Observe if you go by color, or style or wherever we for you to pick these clothes. Once you’ve established which clothes you’re probably going to wear most often should go to the most convenient spot on your rack. Unless you know for sure beforehand this is probably the only way that you’re going to be sure all of your clothing arrangement. And of course every time you take the clothing out and put it back in and asked to be removed and replaced with caring neatness. This not only saves the clothes from wrinkles and creases but also putting it back nicely and neatly will also save space on the rack.
Clothes that are being replaced or bought new because of one reason or another when placed in the closet should replace the garment that you’re replacing.
If you are using drawers in your closet and these doors are just simply one big open space obviously as you know things get jumbled up and lost in a drawer full of a variety of different objects. It’s best to divide it up into squares possibly something like a old soda crate if you don’t have a drawer at all. Or you can purchase a drawer divider at some specialty stores like IKEA.
When stocking shelves it makes sense to place the heaviest clothing articles to the bottom of the pile. This will keep it from being top-heavy tipping one way or another.
To get the most out of your hanging space and you have a normal height Closet you might consider installing two horizontal clothes rods for hanging. And if you still have some space you can allocate one rod full height to hold pants and a travel organizer bag if you have one.
Once you set up your organized closet and you believe everything is going to work well, the biggest trick for this to work well and efficiently is to put clothes back the same way you took them out you went to the trouble of tidying it up make it all nice and neat and it wouldn’t take long for it to get disorganized again. So the trick is take a moment or two to need to be removed to clothing. And then when you are putting it back again take a moment to neatly place it back in. If you’ve gone to all the trouble of setting up a nice organized closet then it’s worth the small bit of care every time you use the closet.
carefully reorganized closets
