How to Store Out of Season Clothing

With a large closet, people are often tempted to keep all their clothes in the one spot and not rotate clothing seasonally. Unfortunately, this creates cramped closets and makes it hard to see what you really have in your current wardrobe.

• Store out-of-season clothing in plastic under-the bed containers or pretty cardboard boxes that can fit on your closet shelf.
  
• Fold clothes with acid and dye-free tissue paper so they won’t be as wrinkled when pulled out for next season.
  
• Fragrant, insect-repelling herb sachets are a good alternative to mothballs. They will keep your clothing smelling fresh and well protected without being potentially harmful to your family and the environment.
  
• Any out of season clothes that need to be hung should be stored at the very back of the closet since they do not need to be readily accessible.

This tip is from episode 32, Click to view the Episode Summary