Closet Organizers: www.shopltk.com/explore/Skip_to_My_Life/collections/11ef22b69d7d015dac040242ac11002e The Container Store Bathroom organizers: rstyle.me/+_rLuV77jd0mTeA8iE8scqg Over door hanger organizer: rstyle.me/+JE9716ghtlXjv8tJRWLDxg Dog magnets: rstyle.me/+wjSG86KVtXUlJTL5BFKhPw Stackable drawers: rstyle.me/+tm9GSj3Z8D8ayq2dwSdFDA
Do the declutter before you buy any organization containers . Sometimes you have extra kitchen containers that will work well in another area . You can use cheap or free containers to see if the organization system is going to work then upgrade to nicer containers later on.
Declutter first! Then organize what remains. If something comes into the house, something needs to leave. This has helped me more than anything...and I'm a quilter with a stash😂😂😂 Buy new shoes..donate a pair. Something comes in, something goes out. Doesn't have to be the same thing, but something has to go. Organizing before decluttering just hides the real problem.
When I was young I automatically bought new containers/baskets if I thought I needed them. Nowadays I repurpose old containers/baskets or decorate an Amazon box w/contact paper.
I've rescued several things from my neighbors usually the night before trash pickup. When I lived in Northwest Montana everyone took everything to the dump. As an unwritten rule, you would dump trash in the dumpster and stuff that could be reused by someone was left to the side. I got a full set of nice China, a beautiful king size Christmas quilt and other great stuff during the 5 years I lived there. Sadly some of the dumps were encouraging people to stop this practice around the time I left in 2011.
There's an old adage, "Buy cheap, buy twice" and there's a lot of truth to it. At The Container Store, while prices are higher, quality is, too. I bought 12 of those plastic drawers you showed in the video in 2005 and have used them continuously since then. After almost 20 years, they have survived several moves and not only still look great with no chips, warping or splits, but are as functional today as when I first purchased them. I think that level of quality speaks for itself and I've certainly gotten my money's worth - and counting! 😊
I actually use those little lucite bins for jewelry, they work great and stack nicely in shallow drawers. I find 3 packs of the smaller ones all the time at HomeGoods, Marshall's and TJMaxx,
Hey Girl , thanks for that ten dollar budget. I started with $20. Went to $10. Today I put back like 4 items and I was blessed to spent $7.00. Did not miss the other items. You’re right 😮 don’t be bullied.
I think it's funny and cute. Definitely not a problem!😊 I'm obsessed with cardboard boxes. I hoard them! I just can't let them go! It's a problem because I find myself having to reorganize to make more room for more boxes that I may need to organize things later! My husband thinks I'm insane!😂❤
The 3 mirrors painted above laundry area... I did same thing but red, lime green and blue in kitchen where I have 4 mixed chairs painted samish for a mexican themed room!!
I know your feelings about your laundry room! My laundry area is in my master bathroom. I'd love to work on it! The one shelf over my washer and dryer is high, which needs to be bc my washing machine is a top loader. I keep giving up, especially after chasing the dust on that shelf from the dryer! I don't have a walk-in closet, lol! I only have a small laundry closet with a water heater, washer, dryer, and an ugly shelf! I took off the ugly, heavy doors bc of water damage from hot showers, and now I'm stuck with looking at this laundry room! TFHelping!❤
If you are like me, I have lots of clothes mainly because while I may buy something that fits, I didn’t clear out the clothes that I didn’t wear because they weren’t comfortable, or whatever. Same with shoes - it hurt to get rid of a pair of shoes even when I refused to wear them. I am getting better but there is still plenty of room to improve
When buying velvet coated hangers be cautious of dollar tree ones. I had black ones, and I hang numerous tops to dry on hangers instead of the dryer. The dye on the cheaper hangers can rub off on your wet or damp clothes. Buy the better quality.
I recently bought those hangers and I love them! I changed out all of our clothes except my husband’s work clothes which tend to be heavier. I haven’t done the kids’ yet but plan on it.
Yeah, I was looking forward to seeing what you did for $10., thinking you meant total. Sounded too good to be true and it was! Misleading titles just lost you my subscription.
If you think that's a lot CharleneEvenson you'd really be appalled by my closets and dressers full of course. Don't even get me started on my shoe collection.
