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Keep moths out of your wardrobe all season

Short answer: You keep moths out of the wardrobe by keeping clothes clean, dry and aired, and by checking for signs a...

Cedar and lavender against moths in the drawer

Short answer: Cedar and lavender are old household remedies against moths in the drawer. The scent may deter them, bu...

Folding that gives fewer creases in the drawer

Short answer: Fewer creases in the drawer come from a simple fold where the clothes lie flat, are not squeezed and ar...

When clothes are dry enough to put away

Short answer: Clothes are dry enough when seams and waistbands feel dry, not just the open surface. If you put damp c...

Why clothes lie folded rather than hanging

Short answer: Folded clothing takes up less space, handles shipping better and is not stretched by its own weight. Kn...

How long clothing can stay packed away

Short answer: Clean clothes in a sealed box can last for years. The elastic sets the limit, and after five to seven y...

Rotation so everything gets used

Short answer: Put freshly washed clothes at the bottom of the stack and always take from the top. The whole stack the...

How to find things again

Short answer: Give each type of item a fixed place and keep it there. If you move things every time you tidy up, you ...

Storage at the workplace

Short answer: A change of clothes at work saves the day when you get wet or spill something. Keep it in a closed bag ...

Packing a weekend bag

Short answer: Roll everything, put the heaviest items at the bottom and keep underwear and socks together in a separa...

Storing socks without losing pairs

Short answer: Pair your socks as soon as they come out of the wash. If you only have one type of sock in one colour, ...

Storing sweat and hoodies

Short answer: Sweatshirts and hoodies should lie flat rather than hang. The fabric is heavy, and on a hanger the shou...

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