Easy Steps to Organize Your Linen Closet
Organizing your linen closet is no longer a chore with these quick and easy steps! You’ll love opening your closet and gazing at your neatly arranged linens. Even better, you’ll never be embarrassed when guests accidentally open the door to your messy closet on the way to the bathroom!
You may want to line wood shelves or boxes to prevent your linen from staining. Wood can stain delicate linen over time. Another option is to place folded linens in a box or on a rack to keep them organized while preventing any damage.
You can also place your linens inside boxes or tote bags to keep your closet tidy looking. They look a lot nicer stacked up that a bunch of crinkly plastic bags! This is a great way to organize similar linens for easy selection when you need them. A great tip is to organize your linens into smaller stacks by season or room. This way you won’t end up with giant stacks of linen and you will find what you need much quicker.
If you really want to step up your linen closet, complete its makeover by placing labels on the outside of your boxes. This will make it extra easy for you to find linens in your closet.
These tips will help your closet look amazing! You stare in wonder at all the extra space you have after you shift things around a little bit. Just a few steps and your linen closet will look its best.
Did this inspire you to get more organized at home? Maybe you’ve got a couple new ideas! Got any tips we didn’t cover? Tell us know by leaving a comment on our blog or Facebook page!
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James
This is a really nice way to organize the linen which can also save huge space in our bathroom.
janakraj
This really looks very attractive simply amazing. The way the linen is arranged is super professional.
Amanda
Great ideas. Thanks for the post. I definitely need to get to work organizing my linens.