Friday 07 February, 2014

Organize Your Mudroom – Part 3


• Come up with some kind of cubby system for different supplies. You can try organizing them according to the type of supplies or you can sort them according to whose stuff they are. For example, you could purchase a set of plastic storage bins and label them with “pool gear,” “baseball equipment,” “tennis equipment,” […]


• Come up with some kind of cubby system for different supplies. You can try organizing them according to the type of supplies or you can sort them according to whose stuff they are. For example, you could purchase a set of plastic storage bins and label them with “pool gear,” “baseball equipment,” “tennis equipment,” “toys,” or so on. Or you could give each member of your family a plastic bin for storage. This is a good way to do things if you have children who have a difficult time respecting each others’ possessions. Children are also more likely to comply with an organizational plan if they have a space they can consider their own. This makes the bin solution an excellent one.

Your mudroom may be a frustrating place, but once you get it in order, you probably will not even recognize it. This is a great time to get this part of your house organized, especially if you have children who are heading back to school. With your kids coming and going every day, they are likely to make your mudroom a chaotic mess unless you come up with an organizational pattern they can stick with. Fall always comes with a lot of hassles when you are a parent, but your entryway doesn’t have to be one of them!

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