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Easily Organize your Dresser
By Monica Resinger 
http://homemakersjournal.com

I had a huge pile of clothes ON TOP of my dresser!  That's right, I said ON 
TOP.  Why?  Because all my summer clothes were out, all my warm clothes were 
out, all my clothes waiting until I lose weight were out and I had just 
purchased a new outfit to add to the pile; there simply wasn't enough room in 
my 
dresser drawers for all those clothes! I have to admit that things had gotten 
away 
from me!

This resulted in numerous problems as you could imagine.  For one thing, it 
was very hard to see all the choices my clothing offered when looking for 
something to wear... I was limited to the top of the pile unless I wanted to 
dig... 
and who wants to dig??  It also resulted in a lot more work since clothes 
would fall to the floor and sometimes get stepped on then had to be re-washed.  
Not to mention that the pile was an eyesore to my bedroom.

So, I decided it was high time to do something about it!  I began by sorting 
the clothes into 3 piles.  

Pile 1 was clothes that I planned on storing away for future use.  It 
included my summer clothes (tank tops & shorts) that I really love and some of 
the 
clothes that are too small for me right now (I did my best to get rid of a lot 
of them, but some were just too pretty to get rid of).

Pile 2 was clothes I planned on giving away.  It included clothes I hadn't 
worn in a long time because I wasn't enthusiastic about them.  I have limited 
space and I don't want to use it up on things I don't absolutely love!

Pile 3 was clothes I planned on currently keeping in my dresser.  It included 
all clothes that I would wear from Fall through Spring; all that fit and that 
I loved.  

When I was finished sorting, I packed the clothes I planned on storing into 1 
large lidded plastic storage bin and put it away.  Then I put the clothes I 
planned on giving away into plastic grocery bags so I could put them into a 
'Free Box' near the front sidewalk.  

Then I designated my dresser drawers to certain types of clothing.  For 
example, 1 drawer was for jeans & pants, another for underwear, another for 
shirts, 
etc., then I put the clothes that I wanted to keep away in the appropriate 
drawers.  I was happy to find that they all fit with room to spare!  The top of 
my dresser was also cleared off so I had room to add a few decorations.  What 
a difference!  

For more organization tips, check out these e-books: Monica's Organization 
Tips, Kitchen Organization Tips, Guidebook for Getting and Staying Organized 
and 
Storage Solutions; click here:  http://homemakersjournal.com/allebooks.htm
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