A parent reorganizes their teen's closet using a folding board to uniformly fold sweatshirts, T-shirts, and jeans, then stores them on accessible shelves and in dresser drawers with file-folding to maximize space.
Okay. Today I'm working in my daughter's room. We're reorganizing it. So it was a good time to take all her sweatshirts out and find a solution on where to put them. She has a lot of sweatshirts because she loves them and her older sister gives her hand me downs that she will not part with. So I found a way to fold them in a uniform way like I did with this folding board, which I do love. As you can see, there's a lot of sweatshirts. I repurposed some cabinets that we have from another area and I was able to put these in the top of her closet. She's 5 10, so she can reach them. If not, she'd need a stool fit really nicely. Then I moved on to her T shirt. She doesn't have as many T shirts, but again, I use the boards so they're nice and folded the same way. And I can file fold them into her dresser. So I really like to use this board. It's fast. I put her T shirts in. She doesn't have quite enough to fill the whole drawer, so I just made a U shape. She has room to expand for later. Now we're moving on to jeans and shorts. Follow for more.
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