Smart Clothes Hanging & Storage Hacks Everyone Should Know Hang sweaters by folding to avoid…

I'm 30 years old and just realized I've been hanging my clothes wrong this whole time. One. This is how most people hang sweaters. The bottom gets stretched out and you can end up with those weird shoulder bumps. Here's the right way fold the sweater in half, place the hanger under the armpit area, then lift it up. Another way is to place the hanger in the middle, then drape both sleeves over the hanger and lift it up. Two. Hanging a T-shirt like this can stretch out the neckline. Here's the right way. Place the hanger about 1/3 of the way down, thread the bottom of the shirt through the hanger, then flip it over the hanger and you're done. 3. Dress too long to fit on a hanger and it can easily collect dust. Fold the neckline toward the center. Thread the neckline through the hanger. Let both sides of the hanger support the shoulders. It looks neat and stays nicely organized. Four. Hanging pants like this can stretch them out and cause bulges. Hang them this way and they can easily slip off. First, thread one pant leg through the hanger and fold it back. Then thread the other pant leg through, lift it up, and you're done. You can also fold the pants in half first, put both pant legs through the hanger, then hook the hanger through a belt loop and hang them up. It looks neat and organized and you can see everything. At a glance, five long trench coats can be stored like this. It's super simple, easy to grab when you need them, and saves a ton of closet space. Six. Here's how to hang a long puffer jacket. Fold it in half with both hands, then fold the bottom upward. Button it onto the other side of the hanger, and you're all set. 7. Here's how to hang a short puffer jacket. Fold the sleeves inward, lift the bottom of the jacket and fold it upward. Hook the zipper pull onto the hanger. It saves a ton of space. Eight. Long coats can be tricky to hang. They end up bunching up at the bottom and can easily get wrinkled. Fold both sides of the bottom inward, spread the bottom through the hanger. Let both sides of the hanger support the shoulders, and it fits easily in the short clothing section. 9. When we hang towels like this, they often take forever to dry or the middle stays damp. Try grabbing a larger hanger. Hang the towel like this first, then wrap both sides around the hanger. This gives the towel more surface area for drying, and it works really well. Think that's all there is to it? Not quite. You can also lay the hanger flat and hook another hanger onto both sides like this. Now the towel has more space around it. Better airflow means it dries faster and it doesn't take up much space. This is seriously So useful