One idea which does work |
I love good storage ideas, but if it takes too long to put things away, then it just won't happen, everything will just be thrown in a heap. And it won't happen if the rest of the family don't see the gain from putting things away.
On this page are a few - in fact a lot - of ideas. Some require masses of space which many people don't have, like a whole wall of handbags with each one on its own hook.
Others are so neat it's a wonder I didn't think of them years ago. It's often a case of looking at the problem from a different angle.
Here's a site '19 ideas for using magazine holders for storage' - from storing potatoes to organising makeup.
http://magazine-holders.diply.com/auntyacid/diy-organize-everything-with-magazine-holders/104870
Anyone who knows me will be aware that I'm keen on upcycling. This site gives idea of storage using old tin cans:
http://youputitup.com/10-can-crafts
And some wonderful adaptations of Ikea furniture. It's entitled 'hacks from the fan site Ikea doesn't want you to see', but I'd have thought that it would mean more sales for Ikea - and more publicity - so who cares? But it's a catchy title.
http://gizmodo.com/the-best-hacks-from-the-fan-site-ikea-doesnt-want-you-t-1592269231?utm_campaign=socialflow_gizmodo_facebook&utm_source=gizmodo_facebook&utm_medium=socialflow
... or even for storing the grand children?! |
In case that still doesn't inspire, then here are a few more storage inspirations:
https://www.pinterest.com/dianaf2507/storage-inspirations/
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/225109681350039841/
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