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Comment on The Flexi Shoe Rack Storage Solution for Small Spaces by xxLaTerkaxx

xxLaTerkaxx — Fri, 20 May 2011 22:01:43 +0000

it looks great ,,, but i think that i will take a lof of space on my room ,,,

Comment on Shoe Storage Ideas for a Small Spare Room by Laurel Fox

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Comment on Shoe Storage Ideas for a Small Spare Room by Elle Wells

Elle Wells — Sun, 10 Apr 2011 05:41:19 +0000

1. I think making a wood walled bedroom with no windows into a closet is an awesome idea.
2. Are you using really really bright lightbulbs? Even a floor lamp with multiple fixtures. And use the highest wattage for all of them!
3. Cost Plus World Market, Anna’s Linens and Big Lots should solve your money dilemma.
4. I think you should do blues with those brown walls…
5. I would put my underwear and socks in a dresser in my room and my work clothes in my main closet. All of my party and saturday clothes would go in my new closet/room.

Comment on Shoe Storage Ideas for a Small Spare Room by starman

starman — Sun, 10 Apr 2011 05:41:19 +0000

Ok here is what to do. You can cover the walls with white paneling, tack nailed down so for easy removal later on. Then go to a local resale shop. A lot of these places have cheap lighting there. One time I remodeled a small room with mirror on the walls, not only made the room optically bigger but a lot brighter! Walmart has this hanger that holes in them. You hang your clothes in the holes then you can open them up which makes them fold down giving you a lot more room in the closet. Really inexpensive. Menards also carries them or Lowes, or Home Depot. I would suggest 4 standing mirrors in each corner then a light in the middle of the room from above. Good Luck.

Comment on Canvas Hanging Shoe Storage Organizer by JLMORALES1

JLMORALES1 — Tue, 05 Apr 2011 12:12:09 +0000

I just did something similar to this I bought the plastic shoe boxes at Walmart for .97 cents. I discovered that I had 50 pairs of shoes but was probably only wearing 5 of them. Now that I can see them I make a point of trying to use a different pair everyday. You are so awesome I log in everyday to see if you have any new videos.

Comment on Canvas Hanging Shoe Storage Organizer by goodmorningkimchi

goodmorningkimchi — Mon, 04 Apr 2011 22:18:56 +0000

Yay~~ 2 tips on a day!!! U r the best!
Can u please tell me a tips on how to organize magazines? In here the mags are super thick! And I don’t want to throw them yet~ but I bought like 3-4 mags a month it started to take up spaces~~ need help!

Comment on Canvas Hanging Shoe Storage Organizer by ilovecake107

ilovecake107 — Mon, 04 Apr 2011 19:42:51 +0000

Could you do clothes closet organization and stuff thanks!

Comment on How to Organize Shoes in a Closet by Darlene Gnehm

Darlene Gnehm — Tue, 05 Oct 2010 19:37:10 +0000

shoe organizers can be very cheap to very expensive. metal racks can cost as little as $5, wooden shelving units can be as much as $50 if you buy a kit to DIY. i’d recommend the rack, its rather effective and little to no assembly.
do you save the shoeboxes they come in? if you did put them all back into original boxes and stack (you can also take polaroids or print pictures of all the shoes and tape that onto the box so you know whats in it). otherwise just pair all the shoes up and line them up in piles. keep the ones you use most closer to the outside of the lines.

Comment on How To Organize Wardrobe Shoe Storage Space? by M S

M S — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 15:31:16 +0000

I put coats in a coat closet, as they take up so much room. Remove the beach mat, and put it in the garage, and ditto for the beach bags.

Hang like things together, working from long to short. Example: I put slacks on hangers hanging straight down. They are about as long as my dresses, but dresses go in first, on the left, then pants, then capris. Next come long sleeved shirts with buttons, then long sleeved pullovers, then short sleeve shirts with buttons, then pullovers. I organize by color, darkest to the left. I hang sets together Example: a twin set–both pieces on the same hanger, unless they are sweaters, then I fold them together. I’ve seen hanging shelves which can work in a closet, hanging from the clothes rod.
There are 6 or so small shelves, where you can stack folded sweaters or T shirts, or handbags, or whatever.

I love Huggable Hangers by Joy Mangano, purchased from HSN.com. they come in a lot of colors, and I can definitely get more clothes in my closet now that I use those hangers. Target has them in black and linen colors.

I think you have the right system with your drawers. I would suggest that you only have as many clothes as will fit in your available space. Put out of season clothes in another place, even if it is in
a "Space Bag," stored in the garage.

We wear 20 percent of our wardrobe, 80 percent of the time. Depressing. isn’t it?

Comment on How To Organize Wardrobe Shoe Storage Space? by pelican

pelican — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 15:31:16 +0000

Something else you could do is go through things and give away those things you have not worn in the past year. Most of us have way too much stuff, particularly clothes, and there are many people who don’t have enough. So do up a few big bags of stuff to give to the Salvation Army. You will find that it will free up tons of space, will make you feel better about all of it, and will help other people. Sometimes simplifying and minimizing in our lives is the best thing we can do in terms of reorganization and peace of mind. Think about all the time you spend worrying about organizing, tidying, sorting, and deliberating because you have too much stuff. If you are at all like me, you could give away at least half of it and never miss it.