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[quote=Anonymous]My house is bigger than yours, but not by much. And not much in the way of closet space. The main thing is to pare down stuff. Example: My kitchen is 10 by 8. It has 3 drawers in it--one normal size and 2 small ones. I pared things down a lot to make sure I had what I need that would fit in the space I had. Fridge is narrow but 6 feet tall. I have very few electric kitchen appliances, some of which are stored in a dining room hutch. Pare down the kids' toys and clothes. See what toys get the most use (wooden blocks were big for us). I used to keep DS' toys in the top lid of some kind of industrial cardboard box, it was close to 3 feet square, heavy duty and reinforced with heavy wire around the sides, the toys often stayed in the box when he played and slid under his bed when done. Prior to a remodel (ditched the bathtub for closet space) I had between the studs storage in the bathroom. Vertical storage is ok for rarely used or seasonal things and I do have that, although I notice that the stuff up there gets pretty much forgotten about except when I am deep cleaning and go through it and maybe discard one or two things. It's nice for mementos I don't have to see all the time but can enjoy mulling over when I am cleaning closets. [/quote]
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