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Do you feel overwhelmed by just getting dressed?

Do you have the too-small section, the something’s-wrong-with it section and the what-was-I-thinking section?

Follow Professional Organizer Lea Schneider’s advice, as seen in Woman’s Day, Natural Health and Better Homes and Gardens Kids' Rooms magazines, to get your closet organized and learn to take advantage of the space you do have.

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THE FLOOR Take advantage of closet organizers that hang from bars or add hooks and shelves. The goal is to get everything off of the floor so you can actually walk in your closet and stay organized. THE DRY CLEANING Dry cleaning and repairs aren't going to go away. Make a permanant plan for them by adding a special basket to your closet just for that purpose. You'll be able to grab and go when needed. HANGERS The jumble of hangers can make you crazy. Stop the craziness. Each time you wear a garment, make it a habit to return the empty hanger, already in your hand, to the end of the hanging bar, not jammed into the middle of your clothing. KEEPSAKES Treasure that sentimental jacket or dress by storing it safely. Pick up an acid-free box from a dry cleaner. Store the box flat on an upper shelf. Hanging the garment will only cause it to pull and stress from the shoulders and end up in ruins. Professional Organizer Lea Schneider
	E-Book Closet Clutter to Closet Control Your Four-Step Process to Organizing Your Clothes by Professional Organizer Lea Schneider *Are you missing the floor in your walk-in closet?* Do you feel overwhelmed by just getting dressed? Do you have the too-small section, the something’s-wrong-with it section and the what-was-I-thinking section? Follow Professional Organizer Lea Schneider’s advice, as seen in Woman’s Day, Natural Health and Better Homes and Gardens Kids' Rooms magazines, to get your closet organized and learn to take advantage of the space you do have. Contains: How To Get Started Clear the clothing clutter: What to keep and what to do with the rest Put an organizing plan in action How to make the best use of your closet Tips for problem areas: Shoes, purses and more Keep up the organization with easy maintenance ideas How to stay organized 50 pages of information Photos of closet ideas Before and after photos Easy step-by-step plan Order Now: Just $7.75

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