The holidays have come and gone. The decorations have been put away. Overnight guests have headed home. Now it’s time to get organized. First stop: the linen closet. An odd place to start, you’re ...

My home has always lacked storage space, so we've spent 20 years trying to find ways to organize a little of the chaos into something uncluttered and usable. The bedrooms in the house all had non-walk ...

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If you need more space in your linen closet for all those sheets, towels, blankets, and more, follow these simple organizing techniques. The average linen closet doesn’t have room for more shelves.

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As the name implies, linen closets are typically reserved for linens, such as bedding and bath towels. However, if space allows, your linen closet can become a far more versatile storage space, ...

Whenever I give talks or interviews about organizing and downsizing, someone always asks: “Where do I start?” My answer: The linen closet. Why? It’s not too personal, so you won’t get bogged down.

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Your hall closets work hard, but they are probably working overtime as clutter magnets. When every spare coat, towel, and "just in case" item lands behind those doors, the space quickly fills with ...

As a rule of thumb, if you’d be embarrassed to give a towel to a house guest, that’s your sign it’s time to retire it. Old bath, hand, or face towels with rips, tears, or stains that won’t budge can ...