Here's some tips and tricks for organizing your linens. You can store everything in labeled baskets, or even boxes (cover with pretty paper), color code them on shelves, even roll everything up. Lots of ideas. I don't have that problem because I hardly have any linens
This is what it looks like now, and shelves are deep. I don’t have extra funds to buy special dividers; looking for a a way to organize or make dividers with what I may have around the house: I’m on limited resources. Thx
Use boxes or bins you have around the house. Or make some from cardboard. I have a teeny tiny "linen closet," (it's a joke really, what was the builder thinking???), that is deep and I used plastic wash tubs as that is what I had handy.
Sheets: fold top, fitted, and pillowcase(s) together leaving 1 pillow case to hold the other pieces of the set.
Towels: Fold twice lengthwise then once side-to-side. This will allow them to lay fairly flat. Alternate the side fold so they stack easily.
Small items: Get bins and label them.
Below is a picture of my bathroom closet. You can see the bin idea and my towels are folded on the bottom shelf (kids had pulled a towel from the bottom so they are a bit crumpled). I put sheets in each bedroom with 1 on the bed and 1 in a drawer for each bed.
I actually keep the sheets in the bedroom they belong in, in one of the dresser drawers. It frees up space in the linen closet. I also used bins to group together like items that are very inexpensive. Here's a post I wrote about it.
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Hi Margaret, here's some tips and ideas from Good Housekeeping! https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/home/organizing/g2911/linen-closet-organization-tricks/
Can you post a picture of what it looks like now so we can get a better idea of how to help you.
Hi Margaret,
Here's some tips and tricks for organizing your linens. You can store everything in labeled baskets, or even boxes (cover with pretty paper), color code them on shelves, even roll everything up. Lots of ideas. I don't have that problem because I hardly have any linens
http://www.coupons.com/thegoodstuff/15-tips-and-tricks-for-organizing-your-linen-closet/
This is what it looks like now, and shelves are deep. I don’t have extra funds to buy special dividers; looking for a a way to organize or make dividers with what I may have around the house: I’m on limited resources. Thx
Sheets: fold top, fitted, and pillowcase(s) together leaving 1 pillow case to hold the other pieces of the set.
Towels: Fold twice lengthwise then once side-to-side. This will allow them to lay fairly flat. Alternate the side fold so they stack easily.
Small items: Get bins and label them.
Below is a picture of my bathroom closet. You can see the bin idea and my towels are folded on the bottom shelf (kids had pulled a towel from the bottom so they are a bit crumpled). I put sheets in each bedroom with 1 on the bed and 1 in a drawer for each bed.
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I actually keep the sheets in the bedroom they belong in, in one of the dresser drawers. It frees up space in the linen closet. I also used bins to group together like items that are very inexpensive. Here's a post I wrote about it.
https://www.cribbsstyle.com/clutter-free-home-organization-challenge-linen-closet/
Here's a post that might help you https://chascrazycreations.com/how-to-organize-a-closet-with-these-tips-tricks-and-hacks/