Organizers for things - how to conveniently store things

I know only one person who has perfect order in the closet: everything is washed, ironed, sorted. But he himself, unfortunately, is a terrible bore, but that's not the point.

I always have trouble with clothes scattered around the apartment: even an exercise bike has become a hanger. So I sometimes look for things that could help me in this struggle. It turns out that there are actually special organizers for clothes, underwear, shoes.

the Shoe Wheel is widespread . And it is positioned, by the way, as an item of children's use, they say, it is easy to accustom a child to order and clean their things. The idea of such a wheel was given by designer Danilo Torro, who was tired of a pile of shoes in the bedroom. The wheels are sold by Rakku.

We can only be content with simpler ways to store shoes - at best, plastic bags and metal racks.

The rational use of space in our country, unlike Japan, is not in vogue. An Australian, for example, converted his small apartment and made a 17 sq.m. multifunctional, three-story housing .

Scarves, hats and gloves are constantly lying around in a closet or on a shelf in a shapeless pile. To eradicate such a mess forever, it is very convenient to use clothes organizers.

Each scarf, or hat, or set can be placed in a homemade organizer made from tin cans. Food jars are the best. A paint can is difficult to wash, and household chemicals are difficult to weather.

The author does not provide detailed instructions for making such an organizer, but I think everything is clear anyway. The lid and bottom of the jar must be cut off and the sharp edges carefully bent.

There are similar systems of storage and industrial production. If it is convenient to store long things in tin cans, then in such an organizer it will be comfortable for underwear, socks, ties.

How to make an organizer for scarves and ties, read our article .

Hinged pockets (cases) for storing small things - gloves, keys, leashes, shoe chemicals, etc. are also very popular.

As a child, such an organizer hung in our corridor: combs, hairpins, hair ties were in one, and slippers for the whole family and guests in the second.