If your linen closet is stuffed and overflowing, it might be tempting to believe it’s just too small to fulfill its purpose. We get it. It’s challenging to store bulky items including towels, sheets, ...

Why is it that linen closets are the hardest space to keep organized? It might be because they’re always bursting with towels, pillows, bedding and sheets that have accumulated over the years. Most of ...

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Key Points Use linen closet storage for a few health and wellness staples.Store bathroom, bedroom, and laundry room supplies ...

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.

As a professional organizer, I know that linen closets are just as much of a catch-all in homes as junk drawers or basement closets. It often becomes the place where beach towels, travel-size ...

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I am embarrassed to say that when prepping for this week’s column and video, our linen closet was not only a mess, but expired as well. Like, expired in every sense of the word. I opened the door and ...

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 ...

Start organizing your closet by working from left to right, up and down. Hang and fold everything in your closet by category, style, color, and material. Store items off the floor to avoid unwanted ...

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.