Closet Organization PLR Content

A targeted collection of 25 high-quality articles on closet organization you can use to kickstart your content creation and personal branding efforts. Becoming a published author, authority blogger or social media maven has never been easier.
 
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A Place for Everything

A closet needs a system in order to function properly and stay organized.  Your system can be as complicated or as simple as you like but the common factor in all closet organization is having a place for everything.  Once this is accomplished, the next step to master is to put everything in its place.  This has to be done consistently to make your system work which will take time, practice and a little self-discipline.

For instance if the bottom of your closet is a sea of unmatched shoes and you have to conduct a scavenger hunt to find a matching pair – you need to find a home for every pair of shoes you own.  This will probably mean investing in a shoe tree or a similar organizational helper.  Before you buy, do some research – find out what is available in your price range and where you can find it.  Make sure that there is enough room for your entire shoe collection and be forward thinking – leave room for future growth.  If you don’t do this you will end up in the same situation as before but with less money in your wallet.

After you have found a home for all of your clothes (or shoes) take the time (each and every time) to put them back in their new spot.  But don’t stop at just your shoes!  Keep going, pick the next problem spot in your closet, you will know what it is by the level of frustration you experience as you try to find something.  It could be belts, ties, workout clothes, socks, whatever it is –find a home for your items, put them there every time and soon it will become second nature and you will never have to conduct a search in your closet again.
 
Organizing Your Closet – Where to Start

Maybe it is time for spring cleaning or you just cannot stand another day hunting through your closet to find something to wear – but the time has come to organize your closet (again).  It is inevitable that there are belongings in your closet that need to go - maybe into the trash or a donation hamper – but a new home has to be found for them either way.  Before you start organizing, you need to start purging.

Every closet organizing session should start with some time spent deciding what you still wear and what can go elsewhere.  Some questions to ask yourself when trying to decide if you should keep an item or not are:

* When was the last time I wore this? Unless it is a seasonal item, if you haven’t worn it in six months it is time to let it go.
* Does it fit me properly? Clothing that is too big or small should not be kept for what-ifs.  Donate it.
* What condition is it in?  Spills, tears, wear – if your shirts or pants are showing any or all of these it is time to let them go.

To make this first step easy on you in terms of emotions and work load, follow these guidelines.  Make quick decisions and once you decide don’t go back and change your mind.  Touch everything once, choose its fate is and move onto the next item.  Set-up boxes and bags for the cast-offs.  Garbage bags for the over-used belongings that cannot be donated and boxes labeled and ready to be donated to a charity, thrift store, or a friend.

Once the bags or boxes are full, take them to the car and get them to their new destination as soon as possible so you can carry on and enjoy your newly organized closet.