6 Ideas for Organizing Your Laundry Room

Hacks that Will Tame the Chaos of the School Year

School is back in session! Whether your children are attending online, homeschooling, going in person, or doing some combination of the three, you want to face it feeling organized. And nothing adds to the chaos of the morning more than not being able to find the right clothes. So organize your laundry room, which will help you with your routine, with these six essential ideas.

Here are six ways to organize your laundry room:

Install a Shelf System (Copy)

Install a Shelf System

The space around washers and dryers is often underutilized. Invest in shelving to store your items and racks to hang your clothes.

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Write Messages on Your Machines (Copy)

Write Messages on Your Machines

Do you want your family to take more responsibility, but you don’t exactly trust them? Use a dry erase marker to write reminders on your machines.

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Use Your Dead Space (Copy)

Use Your Dead Space

If you have some dead space between your washer and dryer, get a rolling cart to store supplies between them.

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Hang a Lint Bin (Copy)

Hang a Lint Bin

We love this neat and tidy bin to dispose of lint. You can attach it to the side of your dryer with the magnetic backing or hang it on the wall with the included hardware.

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Set a Place for Socks (Copy)

Set a Place for Socks

Just about every week, single socks turn up without a mate. Create a specific place to put them, and hopefully they will be reunited with their other halves.

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Label, Label, Label (Copy)

Label, Label, Label

You have a better chance of dirty clothes making their way to the right places if everyone knows where they should go. Label baskets and bins, and no one will have an excuse to leave clothes lying on the floor… but you may still have to do some reminding.

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