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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, ...
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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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Vacuum bags, advantages and drawbacks
Short answer: Vacuum bags save up to two thirds of the space. In return they press creases into the fabric, and soft ...
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Seasonal change in the wardrobe
Short answer: Switch your wardrobe twice a year. Wash everything before packing it away, store the previous season in...
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Light and fading in the wardrobe
Short answer: Daylight fades colours over months, even through a window. Dark and strong colours show fading the most...
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Smell in a closed wardrobe
Short answer: Odour in a wardrobe comes from still air and damp. Air the wardrobe once a month, and never put anythin...
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Moths and what helps
Short answer: Moths go for animal fibres and for stains of sweat and food. Clean clothes in a tight box carry almost ...
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Damp in storage
Short answer: Clothes do best in dry, cool conditions. Above seventy percent humidity, odour and marks begin to appea...
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Storage in the cellar
Short answer: The basement is cooler and more stable than the loft, but the humidity is higher. Use a tight box, keep...
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Storage in the loft
Short answer: The loft swings a lot in temperature and humidity. Clothes can easily be stored there in a tight box, b...
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Storage under the bed
Short answer: Low boxes with lids and wheels are the best choice under the bed. The lid keeps dust out, the wheels ma...
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Storage in a small flat
Short answer: Use the height, use the space under the bed, and keep only the current season within reach. These three...
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