1. All unused quilts and out-of-season clothes are packed in vacuum compression bags and then received in a large transparent sorting box.

2. Small things, boxes of thermal underwear are separated by hard paper, which can be used to hold underwear, socks, scarves, etc., at a glance.

3. put the sweaters in the compartment of the wardrobe, using the honeycomb method, that is, roll all the sweaters into a long tube and stack them, so that everything can be seen clearly. You can wear whatever you want, without rearranging, and you can add new ones at any time.

4. It is much easier to find some hooks on the wardrobe door and collect a belt hat than to hang it with clothes.

5. Shoes that are often worn have shoe racks, and those that are not often worn are still put in shoes and placed under the bed.

Second, daily sundries

Because there are many small things in the space, we use a lot of shelves, so it doesn't look boring, and we don't need to open the door to take up space, but we need to put more things.

1. Toilets are mainly tripods and sticky hooks. Keep things as little as possible, just ordinary ones. Toothbrush and toothpaste can be hung on the wall, which saves space and looks good. Use moisture-proof boxes and cans to put combs and care products together.

2. Put a shelf at the door of the living room, and put medicine boxes, tool boxes, small household appliances and other sundries on it. Try to use original boxes for electrical appliances, which look neat and not easy to break. Sundries should also be packed in boxes as much as possible. For example, you can use a shoe box with the lid removed to hold common tools, and then use it with a yogurt jar to hold scissors and screwdrivers. Large and uncommon tools are packed in big boxes and put in cabinets on the balcony.

3. Specially use a four-story shelf to put the common gadgets in the kitchen, my juicer, cooking machine, eggbeater, electric kettle and various cake molds together.

4. Put a shelf, spices, toothpicks, bottle openers, etc. on the big dining table and put them there.

There are a lot of extra things, such as toothpaste, shampoo, kitchen towels, etc., which are usually bought in a small transparent sorting box and placed in the balcony cabinet.

Third, food.

1. The refrigerator is the best container, but the type and date of food must be posted on the door to avoid things polluting the refrigerator.

2. Sealed cans can be used to hold snacks such as dried fruits and biscuits, which are not easy to break. Everyone knows:

3. Put the rice flour beans in a bucket and put them in a dry place.

4. Fruits that are not suitable for refrigerator can be put in baskets or directly on shelves. They are beautiful and fragrant, and they are not afraid of being lost (I have learned a painful lesson about this).

Four, books and office supplies

1. Books you often read have special bookcases and shelves, so you don't need to organize them separately. Books that you don't read often should be packed in plastic bags, sealed in milk boxes and placed under the bed.

2. Put a small shelf next to the monitor to put pen containers, notes, change cans and other small things.

A four-meter-long double wooden frame was built around the wall, and below it were two computer desks, where most of our office supplies, such as computers, printers, scanners, books and porcelain, were placed.

It took a whole week to clean up the small new room, and it passed the two-week probation period. Every article has its best points. My experience is the first time to organize, and it is not easy to mess up in the future. If it is inconvenient to use in the future, or it is easy to put it away, it means that the arrangement is not reasonable enough.