Closet organisation tips to get through every stage of life

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Closet organisation tips to get through every
stage of life

• There is no one size fits all when it comes to
  closet organisation! Whether you are organizing a
  wardrobe for your children, a teenager, a young
  adult or a senior individual, you need to keep
  the users specific needs in mind before you get
  started organising.
• Here, the expert provide you with the closet
  organisation tips on getting you and your family
  through every stage of life.

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Closet organisation for babies
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• When it comes for babys closet, standard
  wardrobes with their wide spaced shelves only
  translate to a lot of wasted space. Dont alter
  piling things in corners and over-stuffing
  drawers. Use these tips to plan out your babys
  closet.
• Consequently, for closet organization install a
  rod across the length of the closet space. Since,
  babies clothes are small, you can hang them
  on baby hangers, cutting down the need for
  shelving space on the side.
• Set up a shelves that fits the closet space. It
  doesnt have to be too high, then you can use the
  top unit as a space to display toys and
  knickknacks, or to lay out clothes and diapers
  when youre getting your little one dressed.

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• Make sure the shelves has enough cubbies to suit
  your storage requirements.Use fabric storage
  bins or plastic boxes to hold a variety of items
  like games, stuffed animals, diapers, nappies,
  and more.
• A great benefit of having cubbies with pull-out
  bins is that they are safer as compared to
  drawers. So no worrying about your baby hurting
  their little fingers once they start crawling or
  walking.

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Organizing closet for teenagers

• Teenagers are have heaps of stuff over time and
  if they are already struggling to keep them under
  control, tough times await! Turn teens closet
  space into a functional zone that can meet their
  evolving needs with these ideas.
• Dont have any barriers in the closet space.
  Design the closet such a way that all shelves are
  clearly visible and easy for your teen to get
  hold of exactly what they want.
• Shelves are perfect to store clothes like
  sweaters, jeans, etc. Arrange the most used items
  at eye level, accessories like caps and hats on
  the topmost shelf, and shoes on the lowermost
  shelf or on the floor. Use cloth hanger to hang
  shirts, pants etc.

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• Use bins, baskets, and hampers to store sports
  gear and items that are difficult to fold or
  cannot be contained in shelves. You can also use
  a hamper to hold items that need to be laundered.
• Closet space for a teenage boy can be enlarged
  by installing closet rods, one above the other.
  If you are organizing space for a teenage girl,
  then allow clothing items like maxis and skirts
  to hang freely.Install wall-mounted hooks to
  hold things like bags, belts, and accessories.
•  A towel bar must be installed on the inside of
  the closet door to hold scarves. You can use this
  space to put up a hanging organizer for jewelry,
  shoes, and more.

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Closet organisation for dorm life

• Student closets can be shockingly small, but that
  shouldnt stop you from having an organized
  closet space. After all, organisation is the key
  to success, and while youre in college, you
  cant afford to waste precious time getting ready
  each morning or searching for things in your
  closet!  These are the small closet organisation
  ideas.
• These closet carry only a couple of formal wear
  items for presentations, interviews, and
  internships. The bulk of your dorm closet should
  house casual clothes, buT learn to mix t and
  match pieces so you can look like you have
  different outfits without having to deal with a
  loaded up closet.

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• Use the right clothes hangers! Wire or plastic
  hangers make it look like they take up less
  space, they might allow your clothes to fall off
  on the floor. Use hangers with notches to ensure
  clothes stay put.
• Maximize closet space by sliding down soda can
  tabs onto the necks of your hangers to
  accommodate more hangers.
•  Have a best closet organisation system in place
  for your belongings. A good idea is to organize
  clothes based on seasons. Stow away out of season
  clothes in suitcases or bins so you have ample
  closet space for current wear.
•  Dont forget to keep your shoes organized. Use
  a shoe rack or plastic boxes to house your
  footwear at the bottom of your closet.

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Closet organisation for him and her
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• A closet can be one of the most difficult things
  to share with your partner! Dont let your
  storage space drive you up the wall and settle
  closet disputes easily with these tips.
• Design your closet such that you and your partner
  have separate areas for your clothes, shoes, and
  also accessories. Simultaneously, Divide closet
  space among yourselves, keeping in mind who owns
  more stuff then assign closet space accordingly.
  Use hangers for hanging clothes.
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  e a visual dividing line using a group of drawers
  or empty wall space.Create double hanging
  sections by affixing an extra closet rod to make
  the most of vertical space. If you divide the
  sections equally, then both can be used to hang
  blouses, shirts, and pants.

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• Moreover, hanging is not only the solution to
  an organized closet space. A single closet rod
  with shelving on the top can leave more space at
  the bottom. So install shelves and get into the
  habit of folding items like sweaters, embellished
  clothes, and jeans. Hanging these clothes
  using hangers not only eats up valuable closet
  space, but also damages them when hung for a long
  time.
• Make space to house a small dresser in the
  closet. You can use this to hold lingerie, socks,
  and other inner wear. You can also store
  sweaters, blankets, jewellery, and other stuff in
  these drawers.
•  Make use of jewellery organizers or trays to
  display your jewellery and to avoid his and her
  pieces from being mixed up. Ensure the same for
  belts, scarves, and hats by installing hooks or
  racks.If you have less space and are simply
  overwhelmed by the amount of stuff in your joint
  closet, then store seasonal clothes in a trunk or
  suitcase.

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Closet organisation for 50

• Closet organisation for individuals over 50
  should be more about ease and safety. Whether you
  are an older or senior members in your family,
  these tips will help you get it right.
• Pare down belongings- the fewer choices you have,
  the easier it is to make decisions when getting
  dressed. It is also easier to organize closet
  when you dont have a ton of things to tackle.
• Identify clothes that you will not worn in a
  year and keep them away. If you are unsure about
  certain items, then store them separately.

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• Choose appropriate storage spaces according to
  your needs. If you find it hard to use shelves
  high up, bring the shelving down and fix closet
  rods higher. Use a variety of bins and baskets to
  hold stuff that are difficult to fold.
  Additionally, buy hangers to keep items
  organized.
• You want to see your closet clearly, so make sure
  the space is well-lit. Also use labels to mark
  drawers and bins so you know whats on the
  inside. Remember to use a larger font!Avoid
  storage for heavy items in higher position of the
  closet to prevent accidents.

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Conclusion

• Thus, organizing your closet dont seems to be a
  herculean task, but if you think things through,
  youll not only be able to make storage and
  organisation a breeze for yourself. The key is to
  inspire them to stay organized, not push them for
  the same.