Having seen another Cleanhome blog advertising tips to keeping your wardrobe tidy, we found 4 more DIY tricks to try at home.

Tip 1 – Shoe Storage

Having many pairs of shoes and nowhere to store them is an issue that plagues many of us in these modern times. One thing many people also forget is to make proper use of the storage space they have. By storing shoes toe to heel you save up to 50% of space from what you are currently using.

Tip 2 – Rails

Smart use of rails in and on your wardrobe can add additional storage for many items. Adding bathroom style rails to the door of your wardrobe allow a great place to store flat shoes. Additionally to this the rails can be used to store scarves in a simple knot saving extra space in your drawers.

Tip 3 – Drawer organisation

Organising drawers is attempted by many just to have it fall apart when the next load of washing comes in. Deyouda offer a great solution to this problem in the form of dividers. Their simple and elegant solution allows you to section off parts of your drawers for different items such as socks ties or bras. They can be bought cheaply from amazon here.

Tip 4 – Hanging Shoe Storage

With more and more people owning multiple pairs of shoes for every occasion, finding ways to effectively store them without cluttering a shoe rack is becoming more and more difficult. A great solution to this problem is hanging shoe storage. Whether you hang it on your wardrobe, a door or simple straight onto your wall these hanging shoe storage solutions offer space for up to 24 pair of shoes.

These tips are designed for you to get more out of the space you have. By adding small extra features you will find your wardrobe can hold so much more than you originally thought. Keep up with our blog section for more cleaning tips and tricks.

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