Try These Dollar Tree Organization Ideas For Small Spaces
Kathryn uses Dollar Tree organization ideas to organize her father’s laundry room. Organizing a small awkward space is challenging, but perfectly manageable with some creative organizing hacks. With affordable products you can redesign your space for optimal cleanliness and functionality for just a few dollars.
Before you begin to organize your small space, you will need to declutter. There’s no point in organizing useless items that are just taking up space. Begin the letting go process by getting rid of doubles. Letting go of excess frees up space for the things you need.
When decluttering, get rid of anything you didn’t remember you had. Even if you think it might be something that could be useful in the future, get rid of it. The fact that you had it, forgot about it, and never used it in the past, means you probably won’t miss it in the future.
Once you’re ready to organize, use a Lazy Susan to easily see and access all your cleaning products on the shelf. If you don’t have a Lazy Susan, use this clever hack. Take two cake pans and put some marbles in the first pan and place the second pan on top.
To save space put a broom and mop hanging mechanism behind the door. This is a great solution, so you don’t have brooms falling over and sliding around. Dollar Tree has a broom hanger that you can attach to the wall.
Alternatively, you can create your own broom holder with a pool noodle. Just cut out a couple of triangles to hold broomsticks and attach them to the wall.
Don’t neglect your small, awkward spaces. Organizing these areas is essential to maximizing our spaces. Use affordable products and creative hacks to get the results you’re looking for.
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For more organizational ideas, discover these Dollar Tree organizing hacks for 2023 or this powerful 5-minute clean-up strategy.
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Can you go into more detail how to do a broom holder out of a pool noodle?