Laundry

This is the last in the series on the common problem of organizing laundry in your home: If you have two or more sizes of clothing and you fluctuate in weight, do not keep them mixed in together. Try and remove what you are not wearing to another closet or at least to the back and more inaccessible areas of your closet. Utilize underbed storage for ...

This is the Fifth in a series on the common problem of organizing laundry in your home: Women tend to have more types and styles and variety of clothing, as well as accessories, such as jewelry, scarves, under garments, casual, work, athletic and dressy items. This is also true with shoes. In my experience, the overwhelming number of master closets ...

This is the Fourth  in a Five part series on the common problem of organizing laundry in your home: Let’s look at that whole overabundance issue, as well as the storage of clothing. So often, I find that people buy more and more socks and underwear because they get tired of digging in the piles or they have no clean pairs. But this creates a whole ...

By Susan Layden This is the Third in a Five part series on the common problem of organizing laundry in your home: Now, the clothing part of the laundry. This is where I think people need to think through their process, when it gets done, who is responsible for it, how it gets completed. Each family is different. The size and composition of each fam ...