Empty Your Closet

When you are used to shoving clothes into your closet, this is going to feel weird, because you’re about to take everything out and probably discover stuff you didn’t notice. Make sure all hangers, baskets, bins, and everything else on the floor is removed.

Clean Every Corner

It’s important to have a clear, clean space to plan and visualize your closet reorganization. You should start by dusting the shelves and hanging rods. After vacuuming or sweeping, mop the floor. Finally, use an all-purpose cleaner to clean the shelves, hanging rods, walls, and baseboards. Dust and dirt may collect in baskets and bins.

The best way to declutter your clothing, shoes, and accessories is to do it

We have reached the part you have either been anticipating or dreading. The reason people fear decluttering is that they hold onto items they might need one day or that used to fit/be in style. As part of the KonMari Method, you should focus on what to keep rather than what you should dispose of.

Choosing whether or not to keep something requires asking yourself a few questions:

Do you love it?

Do you wear it?

Are you able to portray the image you want with it?

In this case, you can confidently put the item into the keeper pile if you answered “yes” to all three questions.

Fitted Sliding Wardrobes can help you get through a difficult time. After a month, three months, or six months, revisit your maybe pile. It is easy to donate or consign these items if you have forgotten about them or never thought about wearing them.

Assess Storage Solutions

You may find it challenging to find the right closet storage solution for your space. Most people can get away with installing a few budget-friendly closet organizers since there are plenty of great options, such as wardrobe system kits.