Harrison Cooper
A while back, I gave my laundry closet a major makeover, and while some of the big DIY projects are the first to catch you eye – like the green cabinets above the washer and dryer – this space is actually full of quick and easy organizing hacks that you can complete in about five minutes each. I transferred my laundry detergent pods and my OxiClean powder into two large, glass canisters {and added washi tape detail to each}.
Since our laundry closet doesn’t allow space for a garbage can on the floor, I used to pile lint up on the counter before finally carrying it all to a trash can elsewhere in the house.
I found a black and white striped, lidded jute basket that I was totally smitten with, and I realized it would be a perfect as a lint collector. I wanted to find a better solution {one that my short self could reach}, so I opted to add four bar towel holder to the inside of one of the closet doors. I like to use inexpensive lidded glass jars to corral these small items, as well as other mending related supplies, like scissors, thread, needles, and pins.
The box that they come in was too big to fit in the baskets, so I searched around the house for a smaller container that I could transfer some of the dryer sheets into for easy access. I keep the larger box of fabric softener sheets in the linen closet, and just refill this handy plastic case as needed.
