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You may have had a makeover yourself at some point in your life, or at the very least you have thought about it before (or several hundred times before). However, you might not have ever thought about giving your closet a makeover. Organizing your closets and making your clothes and accessories much easier to find can make your life infinitely easier, and it may even give you new ideas for things that you can pair together to make new outfits. This can make you feel like you got a makeover even though it’s all your same clothes just organized or viewed in a different way. If you want to organize your closet in Salt Lake, make sure to take the following preparation steps into consideration to make your task go a lot smoother and be more fun. Pick a Time The first thing you want to do is make sure that you have a time set aside for the task at hand. It is going to take a little while depending on how long it has been since you have organized your closet. Plan for at least 3 hours to organize your closet. You may want to hire a babysitter if you have kids, since they usually love pulling clothes off of shelves as you put them up. Generally, you should plan to reorganize your closet anytime the season changes, your work situation changes such as you get a new job, you retire, you are laid off, or you leave your job. You should also plan to organize the closet as your body changes and you no longer fit comfortably in the same clothes. Put Out Boxes for Categories You should have 3 different categories for your clothing and accessories to make organizing your closet a cinch. Get out 3 large boxes and assign each of them the following labels: • Keep: The items that you want to keep obviously are the ones that you are using a lot. These are the items that you would definitely know if they were suddenly missing from your closet. • Toss: Plan to throw out those clothes and accessories that are broken, stained, or have holes or tears in them. • Donate: The clothes you want to donate are going to be those that are still in decent shape but that you don’t wear anymore. Stop hanging onto clothes that you are keeping for the future. By the time you get around to wearing them again they will probably be outdated anyway and for the time being they are only taking up precious closet space. Get the Appropriate Tools Gathered Aside from your 3 buckets or boxes for keep, donate, and toss piles, you will also want to have buckets for offseason storage clothing, trash bags, cleaning supplies, and any tools you are using to keep clothes separated and organized, such as rolling drawers, a closet organization system, or plastic storage bins and shelves. Keeping all these things with you throughout your organization time will help you keep a handle on where everything is and minimize downtime searching for things or running to the store to pick something else up. Find Alternative Storage Options for Other Things Finally, remember that you do not have to keep everything in your closet. If you have other closet spaces in your home or storage spaces, you might consider keeping things there too. For example, if you have shoes that you are storing during the off season and not a lot of closet space, you can keep your snow boots and warm winter shoes in the storage room in the basement or in offsite storage somewhere. Organizing your closet in Salt Lake can be fun and even feel a little adventurous. Following these tips can also help make it a lot easier. Classy Closets design professionals have extensive experience in turning chaos into order, and we do it beautifully. Visit our page on http://www.saltlakeclosetorganization.com/ to see our page today!
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