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Chess Appreciate Video! Forgive me for butting in, I would appreciate your opinion. Have you thought about - Mahorrla Control Clutter Method (just google it)? It is a great exclusive guide for decluttering your home minus the headache. Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my old buddy Taylor finally got great results with it.
Ha ha your funny. The last video was about organized tank tops. She said the same thing. Even though she said she had to many tanks! Ha if you wear that and clear out the ones you don’t that’s healthy to give feng shui space
2:01 I would cut the pool noodle below the boot line so the noodle is not visible. Then go drink a few beers with all the time I saved by not covering it in ridiculous fabric...
Too much stuff...less is more...a few pair of shoes and boots, scarves and jewelry...keep it reasonable. Regularly discard items you dont use to keep it neat. I keep shoes in the downstairs coat closet. No shoes allowed in bedrooms as they track dirt and germs upstairs. Keep a nice mirror in the hall way to see how your clothes and shoes look together. Take shoes off when you enter your home and wear slippers or socks. A friend's doctor husband once swabbed his sons tennis shoes, put it in an agar dish in the lab and what grew in that dish was so horrible they could not identify it! lol! After that, the shoes came off in the house. The Japanese have the right idea!
I keep my shoes in cardboard shoe holder (Container Store) in a cedar closet in my foyer with my jackets, scarves and purses. I keep my boots on an industrial shelf in the foyer.
Try an 8x3 foot closet! Not all of us have closets that are bigger than our living rooms. Every closet door in my house closes right up against the shelves--no room to hang anything on the back.
You’re awesome Storage ideas have been a Great help to me. I have LOTS of stuff that I want to keep, even after I decluttered & donated stuff. I have the space to keep the things that I Really Like, just want them to be stored neatly & elegantly. I can do that now, because of your cool ideas. Thank You 🥰
I live in a disabled senior apt bldg. All the closets are sliding doors so unable to have over the door devices. Inside each is a one level-low wire rack to make it wheelchair accessibility. For now I don’t need a wheelchair so it’s frustrating to me that my clothes touch the floor. I do like that it has two options for hanging clothes: a separate slot for each hanger or I can put it on a bar to slide them. I’m not allowed to nail anything extra up and extension rods wouldn’t be strong enough to hold up to the weight of clothes. I’ve had to resort to hanging my long summer dresses on the handles of the linen closet in the bathroom. I tried using a Command hook but it didn’t stay up because the wall isn’t smooth. “I thought spackle went out of style!” I’m storing my shoes under the bed but this option is hard on my bad spine! Do you have any suggestions for organizing closets for disabled people?
Maybe the rolling drawers would help. They do come in styles other than plastic, but cost a lot more. They come in different widths, too. We have one under our sink (without the wheels, because it made it too tall) for soaps & odds & ends. I started folding my clothes differently, too. I don't lay anything flat on top of other items anymore. I fold in thirds & stand up. I find stuff faster & it also limits how much I can keep. Those folding fabric bins work nice too. Hopefully this helps a little bit. Good luck . I understand back problems. I have a curved spine & a hole in my spine & some days it's hard to do anything, sit, stand, lie down, bend over, etc. It's getting worse as I get older.
mlsflamingowi Thank you. What a great idea. I’m going to switch to vertical storage of t-shirts and undergarments in my main dresser to free up my rolling 3-drawer dresser for my shoes.
it takes a lifetime to build up a wardrobe..6 months...who earns enuf money to change their closet every 6 months? wot i buy i expect to last a lifetime.
Those hat hangers can be expensive depending on where you live or buy it from. A cheap way to do this is go to a home improvement chain & buy bigger holed chain. Sometimes they have coated chain in white. If you're able to screw in a cup holder hook then I would do that (I prefer the ones with the extra piece/latch so the chain doesn't come off). If not then an over the door hook my work. This works really well with the adjustable hats. For the non-adjustable old fashioned clothes pins would work. If you don't like the look of the clothes pins you can always paint or decoupage them.
Jennifer Lopez This is exactly what I’m struggling with now, Lol! we change seasons by the day, sometimes by the hour! Wouldn’t move anywhere else though.
Dont buy more things to organize your million needles things - minimalize your stuff all 3 mounths - for each new thing - two old away - you will see - you can organize it easy and cheep - no need to buy expensive organizer.
Most of the interior doors were removed when we moved into our house except bathrooms, master bedroom and French doors. My dressing room has bi-fold doors. So we can't really use behind door storage. Otherwise, interesting tips.
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kendra clark Nice video content! Apologies for butting in, I would love your opinion. Have you researched - Mahorrla Control Clutter Method (Sure I saw it on Google)? It is a smashing exclusive guide for decluttering your home minus the headache. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my old buddy Taylor at very last got cool success with it.
kendra clark I have a small armoire, with no drawers and just one shelf, it's 27 inches wide and 19 inches deep and I've been living with it for 5 years now and making it work.. All of my winter clothes are stored in vacuum plastic bags, that I keep under the shelf, so - no space for shoes, on top of the shelf I have a big shoe box from my boots where I store a couple pairs of shoes and on top of it I store my bags. Also, I have a hanging shelf with 5 shelves from Ikea, where I keep my sportswear and my purses. Next to the shelf I have some space for about 10 to 15 hangers and that's where the rest of my clothes are. And next to the shoe box, on top of the shelf, I have another big vacuum bag with clothes that is too big to store under the shelf with the other 2 bags, and it takes up from my hangers space. If I can make it, you can make it! :)
Impressive,pretty & affordable ideas.I shop at Dollar Tree stores,also.I may go there,this week.I may try that spice rack with high heel shoes.I'd like to buy the practical traveling hanger.A good invention! We all have good ideas.I will buy velvet hangers.They are elegant & luxurious! I like the re-purposed shower caddy.Keep up the good work.Thanks for opening my eyes,to out of the box ideas.You are a smart & thoughtful lady.
J Z But without halls, where do people put their coats? Put your shoes beside the door. If you have them in your room then guests won’t be able to take them off without having to drag all the dirt into your entire house!
