Mark Lund
Store things you use regularly, like cleaning products and art supplies, closest to the door to the house.
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Even a garage that houses a lot of belongings can look clutter-free if you use shelves and hooks to keep things off the floor.
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Laundry-room storage organizes not only cleaning essentials but also easy-to-misplace items like a fly swatter.
Create a clothes-hanging section in your laundry room with a wall-mounted drying rack that retracts when not in use.
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Arrange detergents and other products in the order in which you use them, from stain removers to spray-on starch. Keep bleach and ammonia away from each other; mixed, they can produce toxic fumes.
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Keep a basket handy to fold anything knit or stretchy―T-shirts, sweaters, jeans, sweats―straight from the dryer.
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A row or two of pegs makes use of wall space and frees up the entryway floor and closet. A tote bag can hold winter gloves and hats.
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Choose entryway furniture that is multifunctional―like this bench with storage compartments underneath.
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