How to Design the Perfect Broom Closet in Your Atlanta Home
Is your broom closet nothing more than an empty box stuffed to the gills with cleaning supplies, buckets, odds, and ends? Learn how to design a broom closet that really works for you.
- A wall-mounted holder gives you a place to stow your broom, so it does not flop all over and get your other items dirty.
- Shelves, built right into the wall, give you space to keep your cleaning products organized, so they don't get dumped on the floor or hidden under other items.
- If you have space, a divider placed down the middle of the broom closet can make its function easier to manage. You can keep a vacuum on one side, and other cleaning products on the other.
- Racks mounted to the closet door are the perfect spot for those little things like sponges, scrubbies, and vacuum attachments.
- Consider making a lower shelf high enough that you can slide in a little garbage can to wrappers and other junk that otherwise tend to collect in cabinets.