Because, yes, it can be done.
Do you walk into your closet and feel a little overwhelmed?
Theres a strategy toorganizing your closetand you might have to go fully Marie Kondo.
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If you havent worn something in a few years, it should definitely be removed.
Sell:Want to make some cash on your unwanted stuff?
There are resale companies that make it easy to list your clothes and put money in your pocket.
Thredup sends a bag to fill with unwanted items that are in good condition.
You simply fill it up and send it back, where they list your items for you.
If you dont mind taking pictures, you’re able to use Poshmark or Mercari.
Donate:When possible, treat yourcloset clean-outas an opportunity to give back to others.
Many charities will take seasonal clothing, so its best to call first and identify what they need.
You dont want your favorite clothing charity to be forced to trash or store your goods for different weather.
If youre feeling guilty, make a run at mitigate that trash.
Some areas have textile recycling.
A simple check with the local sanitation department will tell you if its available near you.
This just results in clutter in other places!
Thats great advice for items with some emotional attachment.
Give it agood cleaning,including the baseboards and the molding.
Wipe the shelves to get rid of any residue.
A clean slate will make the next steps easier.
You might find that this gives you a few more items to donate.
After youve divided it all out, decide where each key in of item is to be stored.
If needed, buy more organizers.
There are so many shelving solutions available, many at affordable prices.
You dont need to invest in a custom closet for great organization.
Really getting into closet organization?
This way, you’re able to pick your favorite hue every day!
