14 Genius Ways Hanging Shoe Organizers Can Straighten Up Your Whole House
Updated: Apr. 28, 2021You can repurpose this inexpensive storage unit to organize almost every room and closet in your house!
In the bathroom: Organize toiletries
Hang a shoe organizer over your door and fill it with combs, brushes, and hairspray. These are more little tricks to declutter your bathroom.
The car: Keep kids’ stuff organized
Place over the front seat and stow toys, game, pens, and snacks for your next road trip.
Your kids’ room: Store toys
In the kids room or playroom, hang a shoe organizer over the door to store dolls and stuffed animals. Or, use each pocket to store a different color lego.
The entry closet: Keep seasonal items neat
Never forget your must-have items for the day again. Store gloves, mittens, scarves, and hats in the winter. In the summer, stash flip-flops, sunscreen, and bug spray instead! Here’s how to add storage to a small entryway.
The nursery: Organize a changing station
Fill with clothes, diapers, shoes, and infant-care supplies for an accessible storage unit.
The kitchen: Make a spice rack
Hang over your pantry door to store your spices. You can even alphabetize them! Or, use this space to store lunch items like Ziploc bags and napkins.
The bedroom: Keep socks and underwear neat
Use the shoe organizer as for socks and underwear, and you’ll never have to deal with a cluttered underwear drawer again.
The laundry room: Organize cleaning products
This is especially helpful for smaller houses or apartments, when you can’t afford to spare precious space under the sink. Hang over your laundry-room door to sort all of your cleaning products and detergents. Here are tricks to make laundry day easier.
The office: Corral supplies
You’ll never go searching through drawers for a pen again. Each hanging-shoe organizer pocket is perfect for keeping pens, markers, pencils, post-its, and notepads.
The craft room or closet: Keep supplies organized
The pockets are perfect for leftover scraps of scrapbook paper, colored pencils, scissors, tape, glue-sticks, and anything else you might need for your next DIY project. If you sew, you can designate each pocket for various sewing supplies or colors of thread. Or, turn it into a gift wrapping station by filling it with ribbons and wrapping paper. Check out these clever uses for leftover wrapping paper.
