The video excerpt provided describes a method for folding towels neatly for organization: fold the towel into thirds, and then into thirds again. This creates a pretty fold visible on the front of the stacked towels.
While the video excerpt only details the folding method, here are some expanded ways to organize folded towels, assuming they are already folded using the thirds-and-thirds method or a method of your choice:
- Shelving: Stacking folded towels on shelves is a classic and practical method. Group towels by type (bath, hand, face) or by user.
- Rolling: Instead of folding, roll towels tightly and store them in baskets, bins, or on shelves. This can save space and create a spa-like aesthetic.
- Baskets and Bins: Use decorative baskets or bins to corral folded towels, adding texture and visual appeal to your bathroom. Place them on shelves, counters, or the floor.
- Towel Racks: Utilize towel racks, either wall-mounted or freestanding, to display neatly folded towels. Choose racks that match your bathroom's style.
- Drawers: If you have drawers in your bathroom, folding towels to fit snugly prevents them from becoming disorganized. Use drawer dividers to keep different types of towels separate.
- Linen Closet: For larger towel collections, dedicate a section of your linen closet for folded towels. Organize by size, color, or frequency of use.
- Over-the-Door Organizers: Hang an over-the-door organizer with pockets to store folded hand towels and washcloths, maximizing vertical space.
- Color Coordination: Organize towels by color to create a visually appealing and easily accessible storage system.
- Rotation: Rotate your towel stock regularly, bringing older towels to the front of the stack to ensure even wear and tear.
Organizing folded towels involves both the folding technique and the storage method. Choose the approaches that best suit your bathroom size, storage options, and personal style.
