Dollar Store Closet Organizing Trick
Image Credit: Hometalk via YouTube
Organize your clothes and stuff using Dollar store materials and other things that you may already have available around your house. Doing these following tricks by Hometalk on YouTube will make your closet neater than ever!
Materials:
- Plastic hooks with a command strip
- Collapsible storage container
- Plastic container with lid
- Cardboard
- Pool noodles
- Some screws
- Metal rod
Directions:
Step 1
First off, remove all of your clothes and other stuff from your closet, then set them aside. Grab a vacuum and start cleaning every nook and cranny of your closet area, then use a rag or cloth to give every corner of the closet a good wipe. After cleaning, take the distance and measurement of the areas in your closet where you can install extra metal rods for hanging.
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Step 2
Grab some collapsible storage containers from the Dollar store, then categorize your clothes into shirts, pants, socks, hats, belts, etc. Instead of folding your shirts and stacking them on top of each other, roll each shirt and insert them in the container, this will look more neat and clean. After filling each container, place them on top of your closet or under it. You can also use a piece of cardboard to make divisions or partitions in each container, especially if you have a lot of stuff with awkward shapes that are difficult to stack. Grab some plastic containers with matching lids and put each pair of your shoes inside them and stack them in your closet properly.
Step 3
Now, grab some pool noodles and cut them to the same length as the height of your boots, then insert each pool noodle in each of the boots to keep them straight. Attach some hooks along with the hanger, then hang your scarf, belt, or other long garments on each hook. Stick the 2 hooks with a command strip, then place a long rod in the hooks, and use it to hang your bags. You can also install some metal hooks and rods permanently in some spaces of your closet, then use them to hang your pants.
*Thanks to Hometalk via YouTube for all images used here. If you loved this hack, then you’ll surely love their other videos too, so give their channel a visit and subscribe!
