It never fails, you always have more stuff than you have space to put it. Never fear, by storing things a little bit smarter, you can not only make more space in your home, but make it look more organized as well. Here are a few ideas for better storage:
There are so many places and things you can use for storage that people don't even give second thought to. Look around and I'm sure you'll find some great ideas for storage in your own home.
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Discover More2017-01-20 21:15:31
Patricia
Shoeboxes?!? They're messy and look terrible when they're written on! For a dollar or two, you can go to Hobby Lobby or Michaels and get pretty shoebox size & type boxes with a special area to label the box! Go when there is a sale or drive by because many times the boxes will be on sale in outside bins! They stay pretty and you can change the labels when needed!
2017-01-18 10:24:55
JJ
Annie, that's a great idea for somebody who's got a house of their own. It isn't useful for me, though, because I live in a small apartment with very little space for infrequently used things. I can put a few kitchen things in higher cabinets, but it's a bother to climb up on a stool to reach them. The closets, in their right, are very narrow and shallow. Could you give me some recommendations? Thanks, & God bless you big time!
2017-01-17 11:27:38
Annie
Yes, and then the issue is to keep track of where you're storing various infrequently used items. A master list of these things would be good to maintain. It might mean identifying & labeling areas of your attic/garage/shed, so the list can say "attic N wall", vs "garage", and you'll only look there.
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