Tips to increase the space of your closet
There are already many young people who share a flat in cities like Barcelona or Madrid, and the problem of renting a single room is the storage space. Even sometimes you have to manage without a wardrobe and store your clothes under the bed or look for a similar alternative. But for those who have a closet, it is never big enough to keep all the clothes they would like to have.
On the other hand, even in homes with families it is difficult to manage a closet. Wardrobe changes to store winter clothes, keep order so that all clothes fit, be able to also store bedding, among others. That’s why today we bring you different tips to increase your closet space.
- Sort: the wardrobe is full of clothes that you no longer wear. That is why we recommend selecting and getting rid of those clothes that have become small, that have a stain that you cannot remove, that you no longer wear or that are worn. You can throw it away, sell it or give it away, whatever you prefer in order to gain space in the closet. Try to order the clothes in the way that you consider most appropriate for the clothes that you are going to wear (for example, colors, style, sets, among others).
- Vacuum packaging bags: for household clothing, we recommend using vacuum packaging bags. You’ll just need these very easy-to-get bags and a vacuum cleaner, so you can store all those household fabrics or clothes that you’re not going to wear until a certain period of time and make piles, keeping them in spaces where you can’t easily access them, like the closet loft. This will save you space.
- Multiple hangers: with these hangers, it will be very easy to hang different clothes in the same space to save space, because wasting a hanger to hang a single garment can take up too much space in our wardrobe.
- Use boxes, dividers and organizers: the part that usually loses a lot of space is the bottom, so to make the best use of these lower spaces, you can use boxes, separators and organizers to try to classify to the maximum all your clothes, compacting the same things in one place, helping to generate more space.
