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6 Fold bed and bath linens so that they fit on shelves with no material overhanging. Arrange them in short stacks with the folded edge forward; the closet will look neat, and items will be easier to remove and replace.
7 Stacks of face cloths tend to topple over, so corral them in a fabric box. Store them behind the stack of matching towels or between stacks.
8 Use the highest shelf to store antique linens, seasonal and other seldom-used linens. Wrap sets in cellophane to protect them from dust; label each pack with the quantity, so you know how many are in each set.
9 Out-of-season quilts and throws can be stored out of the way in a basket at the bottom of the closet.
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This is such a perfect help for those of us who would like to get the "almost-perfect" and very practically organized and neat linen closet. Many thanks :-)
I really like the idea of keeping each person's linens separate from the others, instead of all sheets on one shelf, all towels on another. I would love to have a large linen closet that I could fit baskets in and have space to separate items. When I do, it will be as organized and look as nice as your lovely example. Thanks for the ideas.
I really like the idea of keeping each person's linens separate from the others, instead of all sheets on one shelf, all towels on another. I would love to have a large linen closet that I could fit baskets in and have space to separate items. When I do, it will be as organized and look as nice as your lovely example. Thanks for the ideas.
I really like the idea of keeping each person's linens separate from the others, instead of all sheets on one shelf, all towels on another. I would love to have a large linen closet that I could fit baskets in and have space to separate items. When I do, it will be as organized and look as nice as your lovely example. Thanks for the ideas.
GR8 TIPS! THANX!!
very smart,neat and lest towels and linens. Also use hanger for table linens! Thanks