There is really no place in the home that needs as much help in getting organized as the linen closet. Often, in many homes, a linen closet is just that—a closet. However, there are times and places where a linen closet is just a place to store your linen items. It might be anything that could be used as a storage site such as a shelf, a dresser, or even a basket or a chest. It does not matter what you use as the storage system or receptacle for your linens, it is going to be necessary to organize it in some way. That being said, here are some tips and ideas on how to do just that.
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We always had our linen closet organized by size: one shelf for twin bed - flat on the right, fitted on the left, another for full size, another for queen, and a fourth shelf for pillow cases.
Recently we changed over to folding the laundered flat and fitted sheets, then stuffing those into the matching pillow case (along with any matching extras). Now when we need a set of sheets we just grab a stuffed pillow case from the twin, full or queen shelf. Found quickly and easier to carry if you have more than one bed to change.
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