When it comes to everyday essentials, most people think of clothing items like shirtspants, and shoes.
But there are a few non-clothing items in my closet that I use almost every day.These tools and accessories make my life easier and help keep my closet in top condition.
Here’s a rundown of my top eight must-haves.
First, the steamer. I iron everything, and I iron nothing!
If you haven’t tried steam yet, I highly recommend it. It’s a game changer for keeping clothes wrinkle-free without the hassle of ironing.
I have tested several handheld steamers, and this is my favorite.
Next on the list is this lint remover and sweater combo. It’s an all-in-one tool that I can’t live without.
I’ve used disposable lint rollers, and lint-removing jersey stones, but this combo tool is a compact, efficient solution. It keeps my clothes looking new without the need for different gadgets.
A shoe horn is another everyday essential. I have many and use them as props in my videos.
Shoehorns make putting on shoes much easier and help maintain the shape of the heel, preventing wear and tear.
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Shoe bags are another item that I use all the time.
I have tons of these, and many brands include them when you shop for shoes.
They are perfect for storing shoes in your closet, keeping dust, and protecting leather shoes when you travel. Just put your shoes in them, and pack them in your suitcase, and you won’t have to worry about scratches.
Cedar trees shoes are a must for anyone who cares about their leather shoes.
You only need one set, and they do wonders for keeping your shoes in shape and absorbing moisture.
This helps extend the life of your leather shoes, keeping them in top condition.
Drawer dividers have been instrumental in keeping my drawers organized. They are especially useful if you have different types of things in one drawer.
Without these dividers, everything would blend together, and this problem would drive me crazy. They help keep things organized and make finding what I need a breeze. Totally worth it!
Small velvet hangers are another favorite. I prefer them to regular plastic or wooden hangers because they take up less space and hold clothes better. This means your clothes won’t slide around, which can happen with plastic and wooden hangers.
I prefer to use these only for knits shirtsand pants. For any knits (like polo shirts) or stretchy clothes, I still use wide hangers (or fold in closets) to prevent a hanger dimple from forming on the shoulder (I’m sure you’ve seen this before!)
Because suits and winter coats, anything big that needs extra support, I use wide wooden hangers that match the shape of the coat. But for everything else, these are great!
8. A collapsible, lightweight Drying Rack
Finally, a drying rack is something I use regularly.
Whenever I need to hang dry clothes, this rack comes in handy.
I like it because it doesn’t take up much space, when I’m done, I can fold it up and put it under the bed. It doubles as a clothes rack when I need to hang extra things.
Do you use any of these (Non-Clothes) Essentials?
These eight non-clothing items have become a staple in my daily routine. They help keep my closet organized, my clothes in good shape, and make everyday tasks a little easier.
We hope this list helps you find new tools to add to your wardrobe!
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