and : Closet Clutter Containers?

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Hi you two. Since you suggested that you're open to sharing your

ideas, I'm going to jump right in and ask some questions. I hope you

meant what you said, 'cause I really need help, and I am motivated to

use your advice -- promise.

Simple question first: How do you store your shoes? I have mine

(well, some) stored in the boxes they came in, but that's cumbersome.

Do plain plastic boxes that you can get at Target work, or do shoes

need to be able to breathe?

More complex: What's a good system for storing things in a closet, in

a bedroom converted to an office? I have sliding doors and a large

closet space, but (you guessed it) I need to unarchive and excavate

things, so I will know what I have and how I can use it.

You said you love Rubbermaid. I'm wondering how that will work for

me. How do you get to the containers at the bottom, if you stack 'em

in the closet? I want to be able to store things (office supplies,

mainly) in my office closet, but I'm afraid I'll just end up stacking

piles of Rubbermaid containers -- full of quasi-sorted junk -- if I

go that route.

I made good progress today: three large containers of trash and stuff

for charity left my office. That's something I am feeling good about

this evening. But the sad thing is, there's so much more to go.

Melody

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> Just ask away - I am always glad to share what works for me. I am

like - I've been told I should hire out <g>.

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> <<Rubbermaid is the key, I'm told.>>

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> I love my Rubbermaid and Zip Loc baggies! LOL

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> Hugs,

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