How to Store Everything

This guide to storing accessories will cover belts, ties, scarves, hats, gloves and more:

How to Store Accessories

These are tricky because they involve wires and parts and pieces.

How to Store Appliances

A few options for backpack storage:

• Store backpacks on a large hook near the entry way of your home.
• In a cubby near the entry way of your home.

I've always struggled with baseball caps because unless you're wearing them, they are really not that cute to have hanging around. I like the idea of hanging baseball hats together on the inside of a closet door for easy retrieval.

If you live in a house or condo complex with a garage, that is the obvious choice for your bike, but if you live in an apartment or townhouse (or if you just like to keep your bike inside), there are some cool storage solutions for hanging your bike.

Store boots based on the type of material they are made of, and the activities they represent to you. Read more in:

Boot Storage Guide

I like this clothes organizer by Slide N Stax because it will protect delicate cashmere from your closet shelving, and helps to maximize space below the rod as well as above.

I have always wanted to find a plastic bin large enough to store my comforter with zero results. No big was ever quite the right size. The best option I've found is a collapsable storage cube. The nice advantage to the storage cube is that it can be easily collapsed and folded when not in use. Win-win.

Budget option:

Jumbo comforter bag.

I used to store out-of-use cords in zip loc bags, but hooks are an even better use of space because the cords can remain individual and tangle-free. Label them, and hang.