KEEPING your home neat and organised is hard enough as it is. But if you’re home is especially small, it can be a real challenge. Luckily, cleaning and organising pro Caroline Solomon, shared some of her best tips and tricks to make organising a breeze. First of all, we all know how annyoing to can […]
KEEPING your home neat and organised is hard enough as it is.
But if you’re home is especially small, it can be a real challenge.
Luckily, cleaning and organising pro Caroline Solomon, shared some of her best tips and tricks to make organising a breeze.
First of all, we all know how annyoing to can be to deal with damp towels.
But the cleaning pro recommended keeping a laundry basket next to your washing machine so you can chuck them right in without a fuss.
You can do the same with dish towels so that everything can be flung into the machine whenever you’ve got a spare five minutes.
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If you’ve got a small home, storing large items like ironing boards can be annoying.
Caroline suggested hanging them on hooks on the back of a door so that they’re out of the way but still easy to get to when needed.
Similarly, dragging different cleaning products from room to room, constantly having to go back and forth to get what you need can be plain old annoying.
The organising pro told keen cleaners to use a cleaning caddy to keep everything together and make moving products from room to room easier.
And when it comes to keeping your clothes organised, make use of adhesive hooks.
Squeezing everything you own into your wardrobe just isn’t going to work for most people.
But a few cheap hooks can solve your storage problems in to time, and are great for things like hats that don’t usually have a home.
Keeping baskets for clutter in different room is also a great, quick and easy solution to organising, just chuck any clutter into the basket until you can put it away properly.
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And finally, Caroline recommended attaching your vacuum to the wall to keep it out of the way.
Yes, it might be easier just to chuck it in the cupboard under the stairs, but it’s taking up valuable space there.
