How To Organize Your Laundry Room

Whether you have a beautiful laundry room or a simple laundry closet organizing your detergents and cleaning supplies is a must.

Boho laundry space organized from brepurposed via Intentional Edit

This beautiful room belongs to Bre from brepurposed.com

How To Organize Your Laundry Space

1. Group like items together and store them in matching bins or baskets that fit nicely on your shelves.

2. Conceal unsightly items in baskets or containers. If you can’t see what is inside add a label to the front.

3. When storing cleaning supplies make sure the label is facing out so that you can read what it is. Keep like items together…carpet and tile cleaners in one section, wood and furniture cleaners in another, etc.

4. Use vertical space and store items that you are less likely to use on the top shelves.

5. Only keep what you actually use. If you are fortunate to have ample storage it doesn’t mean you have to fill every inch of it. Get rid of old supplies and expired products that you won’t be using in the future.

Some of my favorite laundry organization and cleaning supplies are linked below.

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Favorite Organizing Products

Amazon | The Container Store

Where to Shop

Organizing

The Container Store | Target | Bed Bath & Beyond | Walmart | Marshalls | Ikea

Design & Decor

Wayfair | Joss & Main | West Elm | Crate & Barrel | Pottery Barn | Urban Outfitters

Deals

Marshalls | Nordstrom Rack | Old Navy | Ikea | Amazon | T.J.Maxx | J.Crew Factory

Fashion

Nordstrom | Banana Republic | LOFT | J.Crew | Lululemon | Nike | Saks Off 5th | Abercrombie

DIY

Home Depot | Sherwin Williams | Michaels | Ace Hardware | Amazon | Etsy

Crafty

Michaels | Ikea | Etsy | Home Depot | Target | Amazon

Lauren is the founder of Intentional Edit, a home organization and lifestyle company focused on consciously editing to create efficient and organized spaces. Lauren believes that a functional home that looks and feels good has a positive influence on all aspects of life. Creating systems that allow for the home to function more efficiently, therefore, eliminating most of the clutter and chaos is her priority. While trends come and go organization is always in style!