no suggestions, but i'm thrilled to know that -- contrary to my constant thinking -- a mudroom does not solve all of your problems! i would still love to have one though . . . i also sort through an overwhelming {at times} quantity of wet, cold, smelly outdoors clothes as well. NOT. FUN! enjoy the weekend! shana
Here's what I do - may or may not be helpful! I throw the girls snow clothes in the dryer for 20 minutes with a fabric softener sheet (dries and refreshes them) and then I pack them back into a separate bag that I frankly just leave in the living room to grab for the next day. Our tiny, tiny mud room can't handle the volume!
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It looks semi-organized :)
I don't think your mudroom is big enough for all of that!!
You might just want to get used to the smell and the mess. You've got a lot of years left with four fellas in the house.
Sadly, the messes, sizes of gear, and smells are only going to grow as the kids grow!
no suggestions, but i'm thrilled to know that -- contrary to my constant thinking -- a mudroom does not solve all of your problems! i would still love to have one though . . . i also sort through an overwhelming {at times} quantity of wet, cold, smelly outdoors clothes as well. NOT. FUN!
enjoy the weekend!
shana
Here's what I do - may or may not be helpful! I throw the girls snow clothes in the dryer for 20 minutes with a fabric softener sheet (dries and refreshes them) and then I pack them back into a separate bag that I frankly just leave in the living room to grab for the next day. Our tiny, tiny mud room can't handle the volume!
my tip is to kick them into a pile - preferably into a corner so you don't have to look at or trip over them.
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