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Handing on clothes you no longer wear

Short answer: Wash everything before handing it in, sort into usable and worn out, and hand in both at their own sepa...

What you can do with worn out clothes

Short answer: Cut it into rags, put it to use around the house, or take it to textile collection. Worn out clothes do...

How to decide what goes

Short answer: Three questions are enough: have you worn it within a year, does it fit, and does it match at least fiv...

Clearing out the wardrobe without throwing too much away

Short answer: Put anything doubtful in a box for three months instead of deciding right away. If you have not missed ...

Damp in the wardrobe and how to get it out

Short answer: Move the wardrobe away from the outer wall, let air reach behind it, and open the doors regularly. Mois...

A wardrobe that smells and what it transfers to

Short answer: The smell comes from moisture, from the wood itself, or from clothes put away without being fully dry. ...

A system that keeps socks in pairs

Short answer: Buy the same style in the same colour, and every sock becomes a pair, so you never have to hunt for the...

Hangers that do not leave marks in the shoulder

Short answer: Choose wide hangers with rounded ends. Narrow metal hangers push the fabric out into a point at the sho...

Shelf or hanger for bamboo fabric

Short answer: Knitted items belong on a shelf, woven items belong on a hanger. Bamboo viscose is heavier than cotton ...

Drawers that do not get messy again

Short answer: Give each category its own space and fold on edge. Clutter forms when two kinds of things share space w...

Rolling versus folding in wardrobe and suitcase

Short answer: Roll in the suitcase and fold in the closet. Rolling saves space and creates fewer sharp creases, while...

Folding underwear in the drawer

Short answer: Fold on edge and stand the pairs in rows. That way you use the whole drawer, not just the top three pai...