Best to fold these items and place them in a basket. Use the Mari Kondo method by folding them by folding them in thirds lengthwise then in quarters top in, bottom in, then in half.
Another good way would be to use clothes pins or shower curtain hooks to hang them across the bottom of a hanger. No need then to have to remove a handful of shirts to get to the one you want to wear.
I have a coat closet which is 19 1/2" D x 30" W x 90"H. The pictures show my largest frustration which is the hangers must sit sideways due to the depth of the close...
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I would like to put my canned goods in some type of order so you can see what they are and get to them more easily. Right now, they are stacked on top of each other b...
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I have tied, pinned, and folded but NOTHING keeps the blankets from falling on the floor...there used to be an adjustable lightweight rail that went at the foot of th...
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Pictured is my hall coat closet. This is the floor footprint: 4.5' X 1'X 4.5' X 2.5'. But not square, sort of angled. There was a single wire rack extending across th...
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Best to fold these items and place them in a basket. Use the Mari Kondo method by folding them by folding them in thirds lengthwise then in quarters top in, bottom in, then in half.
Patricia....Go to Bed Bath and Beyond..they have hangers just for tank tops...I have several and love them.
wrap rubber bands around the hangers ends so they stay on hangers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-SNJ-Np7Ic or more ways https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdotCvgLizI
Tank top hangers are awesome, and yes Bed Bath and Beyond have some great ones.
I loop the straps around the top of a hanger placing several on one hanger
Another good way would be to use clothes pins or shower curtain hooks to hang them across the bottom of a hanger. No need then to have to remove a handful of shirts to get to the one you want to wear.
I use pants hangers