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Usually shoes are stored in closets, which increases the chances that they get messy and the task of finding a necessary pair becomes more complicated than it needs to be. There are alternatives so that this kind of problem does not happen and, with creativity, it is possible to store all the shoes in different and practical ways. Even if they are stored in closets, or shoe racks withdoors, it is necessary to take care that the space is always ventilated.
The personal organizer Paula Roberta Silva, manager of the brand Dona Resolve brings tips and information for those who want to organize their shoes in a creative way: "If the resident has little space, it is possible to count on accessories and transparent boxes, so one can identify each shoe".The overlapping is only indicated in case of materials that do not run the risk of crushing, such as slippers and basic sneakers.
See_also: How to remove musty smells: tricks for dealing with this problemIt is becoming increasingly necessary to look for different storage and decoration options in houses and apartments. Materials have changed and so has the layout of spaces. In the case of closets, spaces are getting smaller to fit into small rooms.
Best Shoe Organizers
Flexible Shoe Rack with 12 pairs Ordene Br Beige
- Practical and functional organizer
- Size: 15x75cm
Door Shoe Organizer Stool St
- Super resistant, can be used as a bench
- Great for organizing your shoes
- Two internal and one upper shelf
Shoe Rack Organizer Small for 8 pairs of shoes Versatile
- Shoe cabinet organizer for 8 pairs
- No tools required for assembly
Shoe Rack Organizer Books Bags Shoes Sandals Shoes Sneakers 12 Pairs
- Easy to assemble
- Up to 12 pairs
Stainless Steel Premium Vertical Shoe Rack 30 pairs 10 Shelves
- Easy assembly
- Up to 30 pairs
- Can be used in two
Organizer for 12 pairs of shoes with transparent lid
- Organize to accommodate up to 12 pairs
- Transparent giving an overview of the stored items
- Access your organizer without difficulty using the front or side handle
Kit With 5 Shoe Boxes 5 Niches For Shoe Organization
- Beehive shoe rack with 5 niches and accommodates 5 pairs of shoes or sneakers up to size 46
- The organizers can be used as a doorway shoe rack or closet organizer
20 creative ideas for shoe storage
In addition to these more general tips, Paula suggests another 20 very creative and everyday ideas for organizing shoes:
1. shelves
The shelves are still great allies for the organization of shoes and make it possible to differentiate by model, color, material, etc.
2. ladder
An old ladder is a great trick for those who own a lot of high-heeled shoes, so you can hang them up and gain space in the room.
See_also: Knitting Cap: 50 amazing models and tutorials to make your own3. hangers
Hangers can store shoes as well as clothes. Hang your sandals on multi-purpose hangers and save space in your closet.
4. shoe rack behind the door
Install shelves or shoe racks behind the bedroom door and arrange them according to the frequency of use, so that organization and maintenance are made easy.
5. deep drawers
The deep drawers can easily be customized: just install various holders inside them to store your shoes.
6. hooks
The resident can use hooks on the walls of the room and allocate a few pairs of commonly used shoes on them.
7. trunk
A custom trunk is a great tip for storing shoes. By installing various holders inside it, the resident turns the piece into a decorative object and great for storing shoes well.
8. air accessories
In furniture stores there is a huge variety of accessories, the important thing is for the dweller to identify with them to organize his shoes and get them off the floor.
9. shoeboxes
The boxes of your own shoes can be used to organize them. Stick a picture of each shoe on the front of its original box and stack them so you know which shoe is in which place. You can also put a curtain to isolate this stack of boxes, to bring a cleaner look to the room.
10. transparent boxes
Use transparent boxes to store the shoes, separating them by use, leaving on the bottom the ones that are used the most and on the top the ones that are used less often.
11. niches
Boots are pieces that are worn less frequently in Brazil, so they can be stored for a long time. Using niches is a great choice to store them without denting or damaging their material. In addition to boots, niches can store all other types of shoes so that viewing is made easier.
12. towel rack
The towel racks are excellent for hanging shoes as well. By installing some of these accessories on the wall, the resident can keep the most frequently used pairs of shoes at hand.
13. wood fiber boards
Wood fiber boards are inexpensive options for dividing a space and turning it into a shoe rack.
14. shoe rack on the bed rail
The resident can opt for a plastic or nylon or fabric shoe rack, which can be installed on the bed rail and hidden by the sheet. This is a great solution to save space and not leave the pairs of shoes exposed.
15. wicker baskets
Wicker baskets can be used to organize sneakers and slippers, adding charm to the environment.
16. nnt bags
The resident can use TNT bags with a transparent front to organize the party shoes. TNT is a simple and inexpensive fabric to buy, and the bags can be easily made at home.
17. PVC Pipes
Thick PVC tubes can also be used to store shoes and make the room more unique. The resident can paint them and bring a more fun look to the storage.
18. suspended shoe rack
Hanging shoe racks are accessories that can be found in any furniture and housewares store and can be hung anywhere available in the bedroom or closet, such as behind doors.
19. racks
The resident can use the available space in the racks to organize the pairs of shoes he or she uses most.
20. bed drawers
Bed drawers are generally used to store items that are used less frequently, take advantage of this place to store boots and party shoes that you use less on a daily basis.
Precautions when storing shoes
The maintenance and care of your shoes is extremely important to have them last longer. An important tip is to keep them aired out and always clean before storing them, this is always the first step to make them last longer and always be in a good condition.
For maintenance and care to always be present, "it is also important to remember to use an anti-mildew product in the storage area," indicates the manager of Dona Resolve, who brings a list with 10 care tips for different types of materials and models. Check it out!
- Wipe your leather shoes with a damp cloth before storing them, and rub some ointment or grease on them to keep them from drying out;
- Apply waterproofing agent to the suede pieces before you use them so that they don't get too dirty;
- Clean the crocodile or snake parts with a dry flannel to remove dust and apply grease to prevent them from drying out. Instead of grease you can also use a mixture of castor oil and glycerin;
- On shoes with varnish, wipe them with a damp cloth to give them a shine;
- In plastic sandals and sneakers, use coconut soap and water to clean;
- Use specific products for synthetic parts on parts with this type of material;
- Whenever possible, wash everyday worn sneakers with soap powder and a brush;
- When the garment is made of fabric, you need to dry clean it, as water can stain the colors or loosen the glue on the sole;
- Canvas shoes can be cleaned with a toothbrush and carpet shampoo, removing the excess with a damp cloth;
- Leather shoes should be cared for with a coat of furniture polish, applied with the help of a soft-bristled brush.
With these tips from the professional, you can see that the most important care with the shoes is to always leave them clean for storage, so that their durability is not harmed. In addition, the organization can be practical, useful for your day to day and give a decorative touch to the environment. And to take better care of your shoes, see also tips and tricks for cleaningshoes.
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