How
to Organize a Laundry Room
The
key to an organized laundry room is to think of the
vertical space you have rather than the horizontal space.
Even if your laundry room or laundry area is very small
you may be surprised how well you can fit everything
you need for laundry in there.
There
are many types of laundry areas. One is a laundry room
that is all to itself, another is a laundry room slash
a half bathroom or other storage area. There are the
ever so popular garage or basements that contain the
washer and dryer combo and of course the kitchen laundry
area combo. No matter what you are working with you
can find a way to organize everything so it fits neat
and nicely in your particular space.
Depending
on what you would prefer to have will affect the choices
that you make when it comes to the organizers that you
use to customize the empty space you have above and
around your washer and dryer.
Decide
what it is that you need to accomplish in this area
and then give yourself the area that you need in the
space. Therefore if your washer and dryer are sharing
the space with a half bathroom divide the room so that
all toietries are in one area and all laundry related
items are above and around the washer and dryer. Generally
what someone needs is a surface where that can fold
and iron closes, shelves that can hold their laundry
detergents, stain sprays, etc., at least one small hanging
rod to hang clothes on.
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If
you are using a front loading washer and dryer you
can use the top of your washer and dryer to store
things, but be careful not to create clutter. Consider
putting up shelves up above the appliances to store
your detergents and/or a rod to hang your clothes.
If you have room on the side of your washer and
dryer consider using it to house a tall standing
hamper and a small waste basket for when you clean
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