The Japanese population is certainly one of the most densely populated in the world. They would surely have to accommodate and use every inch of space properly, both inside and outside of the home. This means that you have to simplify your life in order to live long and with less stress. Chaos triggers stress, and stress triggers diseases. The Japanese have invented numerous organization hacks that will help you achieve the “less is more” thing at home.
Having a hard time squeezing up some things at home? Here is a list of the best space saving hacks for you.
1. Fold and roll your bath towels.
You can place them vertically in a drawer instead of stacking in a closet.
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They will look nice and you will save a lot of space.
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2. Use a plastic zip file to store and organize plastic bags.
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3. Install a tension bar in your closet. It’s a perfect way to hang your shoes.
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You can also stack them in the unused corner of your closet.
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4. If your laundry room is small, use shelves or a rack to add additional storage space.
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Put them above the laundry machine and save more space!
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And don’t forget that you can use that small space next to your washer to store laundry room essentials!
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5. Maximize even more space by using binder clips to hang food and other items.
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So neat!
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6. Add shelving around your stove area for more storage space.
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And you thought your kitchen was small?
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7. Hang two towel racks vertically to store bathroom towels.
Ingenious!
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You can also hang them on your wall or doors to store your slippers and other shoes.
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It looks cute and you will always know here to find your slippers in the morning!
8. Use bins to organize everything from your kitchen to your bathroom.
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They can hold basically anything.
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Less mess for you to clean!
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9. Remove food items such as sugar, flour, and tea from their bulky boxes and store them in space-saving canisters.
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Classy!
