Now is a great time of year to start thinking about organizing the entire house. It can be a big project, especially the first time you tackle it, so it’s a good idea to get started as early as possible. Allow yourself plenty of days to work on the house in sections so that you can get it done. If you follow these tips provided by www.closethangerfactory.com you can get it done in a timely manner and make the job a lot easier the next time around.
1) You will need to make a schedule and checklist for yourself so that you can analyze what all needs to be done. Use a notebook or keep a spreadsheet on your computer or personal organizational device. Go from room to room and note what all you would like to see done.
2) On your list, categorize things so that you don’t have to tackle the whole room at once. You can work room by room, or task by task. For example, you may want to go through each room and pick out items that can be donated to charity, sold, or passed down. Getting this step done will give you less to work with when you start organizing.
3) Identify your biggest problems in each room. Then, prioritize the problems so that you know which things are going to be most important to focus on. If you have one category, like clothing, that is a problem in several rooms, then you may want to tackle this first. Getting a system in order one category at a time will help you to control the chaos while you’re organizing so that you don’t finish only to find out that you need to start over again.
4) Now is the time to swap out those summer clothes for winter ones. If you use hangers correctly, you may be able to fit all of your summer and winter clothes in the closet. This eliminates that fall and springtime craziness that makes you end up with a laundry mountain the size of your bed. Make sure that all of your pants have pants hangers, all of your suits have suit hangers, and so on. Many items, like skirts and exercise clothing can be hung on cascading multi-pant hangers or other coordinate hangers that allow you to hang multiple items in one spot. This helps you to stay organized without using any extra space in your closet or dressers.
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