Friday 03 January, 2014

Subdivide Your Drawers with Plastic Bins – Part 2


Even larger items can be organized neatly using plastic bins, if you have larger drawers. Do your socks, underwear, and stockings get mixed up? Consider purchasing a plastic bin for each of them, and subdividing your drawer into sections for each, if you do not have enough drawers to store all these laundry items separately. […]


Even larger items can be organized neatly using plastic bins, if you have larger drawers. Do your socks, underwear, and stockings get mixed up? Consider purchasing a plastic bin for each of them, and subdividing your drawer into sections for each, if you do not have enough drawers to store all these laundry items separately. If you don’t subdivide your drawers with bins, there is nothing to keep your laundry from getting mixed up again, even if you do try to organize it initially. Bins provide physical barriers to keep things in order.

Plastic bins are perfect for subdividing drawers in the bathroom, kitchen, or bedroom. Subdividing drawers is one of the most useful drawer organization tips you will ever find. It’s simple and very affordable to implement, and while it may take you a few hours to organize all your drawers, you will be amazed how much time it saves later. You won’t have to dig around to find things in your drawers anymore. In fact, you should be able to instantly find just about anything this way, because everything will be clearly visible and placed logically when you open your drawers. Items in the bathroom which tend to get wet can be kept dry, which can lengthen their shelf life, saving you money.

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