Get ready to ace the linen closet with our super-duper guide! Sick of going through a total disaster zone just to find a towel or bedsheet? A tidy linen closet not only saves you precious time but also adds a fancy look to your home.
So, let’s start with our top 10 linen closet organization tips.
10. Beautify the Space
After you’ve cleared up your linen closet, it’s time to spruce it up with a stylish makeover. Insert some fancy contact paper or give it a fresh paint job inside. And to keep things smelling awesome, put some scented sachets or lavender bags—so inviting!
9. Regular Maintenance
Now that your closet is all spiffed up, let’s keep it that way. Regularly give it a once-over and toss anything that’s not needed or can be donated. Make sure things go back to their designated spots after use, and tell your family to do the same. Just a few minutes each month, and boom, your linen closet stays tidy!
8. Use Clear Containers
The trick here is to get clear containers or storage bins for your small stuff, like your toothpaste and sewing materials. These see-through bins let you peek inside, so you can find what you need without playing hide-and-seek with your boxes.
7. Store Seasonal Items Separately
Sort your things by season. When it’s not flannel sheet season, squish them down in vacuum-sealed bags, label them, and keep them in a different space—like under the bed or in the attic storage bin. It’s like magic, keeping everything neat all year!
6. Utilize Door Space
The back of your linen closet door is like a hidden treasure trove of space. Install some hooks or those nifty over-the-door organizers, and you have a spot to hang all sorts of things like robes, extra hangers, or even a mesh bag for those runaway socks. That extra storage will make your closet way less cramped.
5. Roll for Space Savings
Now, here’s a trick for those tiny linens like washcloths and hand towels: Instead of folding them up, give them a roll! Rolling not only saves precious space, but it also lets you see all your stuff at a glance. Put those rolled linens into a clear bin or a small basket, and you will have easy access and a clean setup.
4. Folding Techniques
When it comes to your linen closet, knowing how to fold can help with organization. Fold your towels and sheets with some real finesse to save space and give it all a slick, uniform look. And if you want to keep your stacks from tumbling and turning into chaos, try using folding aids or dividers.
3. Maximize Vertical Space
Don’t forget about the vertical space. Get those shelves up, or go for stackable storage solutions. With adjustable shelves, you can make them just the right height for your linens. Stack them on top of each other, and you’ll be making the most of all that space without any awkward toppling situations.
2. Categorize and Label
Put towels, sheets, blankets, and pillowcases in their place. Then, stash them in clear bins or baskets so you can spot them easily. Don’t forget to label each bin so you know exactly what’s what without scattering them.
1. Declutter and Assess
Before you go into organizing your linens, put everything out of the closet and take a good look at your linens. If you spot any that are super worn-out, stained, or just not needed anymore, remove them. Toss or give them away—it’s important to start fresh with a clean slate for your big linen makeover!
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Cassity Kmetzsch started Remodelaholic after graduating from Utah State University with a degree in Interior Design. Remodelaholic is the place to share her love for knocking out walls, and building everything back up again to not only add function but beauty to her home. Together with her husband Justin, they have remodeled 6 homes and are working on a seventh. She is a mother of four amazing girls. Making a house a home is her favorite hobby.
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