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Where Should I Put My Shoes?


Unlike many of you, home owners, who have closets larger than a wiffle ball bat, I have no place for my 10 pair of shoes (including sandals/Chacos®.) I've been forced to get creative during my stay in my last few apartments. Here are a couple of methods I've tried:


  1. Under the bed in rows.
  2. Build my own two-tier shelf for the floor of my closet.
  3. Wear flip-flops every, single, day.
  4. Organizer that hangs from the door.


Here is one option that I have not yet tried. It requires a bed skirts. Click Here.

"Hidden shoes away organizer neatly stores and protects your favorite shoes under the bed. Discover hidden storage potential without taking up valuable space under the bed. Tuck between mattress and boxspring – organizer stays out of sight under dust ruffle or bedspread. Features 16 roomy pockets for shoes, scarves, books, belts, toys and more. Adjustable to fit twin to king size bed."

Next time I get a spare $20, I might just invest.

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  1. Shawna and Daniel BatesTue Aug 25, 12:05:00 PM MDT

    Oh my goodness that is a brilliant idea!!! :) If you get it you will have to let me know how it works out for you. I have a huge walk-in closet and I don't have enough room for all my shoes it is a sad day...ha ha. I hope you are having fun up at your new place :)

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  2. AnonymousTue Aug 25, 01:50:00 PM MDT

    That is such a good idea! I have like 2 shoe shelves and it still isn't enough room. haha I am just as bad as Shawna. I hope you are enjoying your new place!

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  3. NoelleWed Aug 26, 09:40:00 AM MDT

    That is a pretty good idea. I did the under the bed method while at the FLSR, it worked pretty well. Now they're in a piled heap in the closet again...I hate it.

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  4. Julie TThu Aug 27, 12:38:00 AM MDT

    I recommend the wooden tiered place in the closet..under the bed has never worked for me. I will tell you that I have tried wearing flip flops every day and your feet will mutiny and your back will also take the hit. Your feet both deserve and need good support! It will make all the difference.

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