Having a dedicated space to store your household linens is a definite luxury. From sheets and towels to tablecloths and various odds and ends like toilet paper rolls, the extra storage a linen closet ...

If you need more space in your linen closet for all those sheets, towels, blankets, and more, follow these simple organizing techniques. The average linen closet doesn’t have room for more shelves.

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Your hall closets work hard, but they are probably working overtime as clutter magnets. When every spare coat, towel, and ...

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.

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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.

Your linen closet might not be an area of your home that you think of all that often. Linen closets are usually relegated to spare sheets and extra blankets — maybe you store your bulk toiletries and ...