How To Organize Your Belts

One of my organizing projects I had on my to do list was to deal with the issue of belts. I kept mine in a drawer and my husband kept his on hangars but both were not the best way to keep them organized and easily accessible.

I decided to install a single curtain rod in the back of my husband's closet. I couldn't seem to find the right S hooks that I originally wanted. The employee at True Value suggested these (on the left above) and they worked just fine. :) They are shower curtain hooks.

I found the ones on the right at Dollar General and am keeping them for future projects.

Simply open the hook and hang on the rod with the belt.

A super simple project completed in less than 10 minutes.

Take a few minutes each day to organize!

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