Begin by decluttering your linen closet. Say good-bye to piles of mismatched towels and hello to a beautifully organized linen closet. Donate or discard items you no longer need, such as old beach ...

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If your linen closet is stuffed and overflowing, it might be tempting to believe it’s just too small to fulfill its purpose. We get it. It’s challenging to store bulky items including towels, sheets, ...

My answer: The linen closet. Why? It’s not too personal, so you won’t get bogged down. It’s finite, unlike the black hole of your file cabinet. And a small amount of effort here yields big results, ...

Is your linen closet filled with perfectly folded, crisp white sheets and fluffy white towels, or has it become the proverbial black hole filled with mismatched sheet sets, frayed towels and assorted ...

Is your tower of towels tumbling over? Can't distinguish fitted sheets from flat? And what's that doing in there? Closets love to collect clutter. A linen closet is no exception. It can quickly become ...

Linen closets are workhorse spaces: small areas that get a lot of use and are often overstuffed with sheets, table linens, towels, pillows, extra toiletries and medicine. Having to dig through all of ...

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The holidays have come and gone. The decorations have been put away. Overnight guests have headed home. Now it's time to get organized. First stop: the linen closet. An odd place to start, you're ...

If you’ve been trying to declutter but still feel buried, the problem might not be how you organize—it might be what you’re ...

Whenever I give talks or interviews about organizing and downsizing, someone always asks: "Where do I start?" My answer: The linen closet. Why? It's not too personal, so you won't get bogged down.

I am embarrassed to say that when prepping for this week’s column and video, our linen closet was not only a mess, but expired as well. Like, expired in every sense of the word. I opened the door and ...