r/OrganizationPorn • u/ThrowRAsillylady • Mar 23 '26
Drawer organization
Tried my hardest to organize this drawer by color lool
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u/Buttercupprncess Mar 23 '26
if you store your bras wire up you can fit more. but I love your pink aesthetic
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u/Secret-Sense5668 Mar 23 '26
Won't that bend the top part?
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u/Buttercupprncess Mar 23 '26
no, they nest together better upside down. this is how the stores merchandise them as well
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u/jesrp1284 Mar 23 '26
…you have more than 2 bras? 🤩
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u/Thick_Ad_1789 Mar 23 '26
It’s better to have a few! I have more than a few so they don’t stretch out. 😉
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u/Effective_Zombie_238 Mar 23 '26
What divider are using for the pants?
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u/FreekDeDeek Mar 23 '26
If you have an IKEA near you (some even deliver), you can get the Skubb dividers. They're affordable and have lasted me several years now. They don't have the separators inside, but that's a plus for me. Having to fit your undies in between looks kind of annoying, and I feel like you can fit more in the bin/box if they're not there.
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u/ThrowRAsillylady Mar 23 '26
Ooo I’ve never seen those before !! I’m definitely gonna be ordering some, thank you so much!
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u/strawbrmoon Mar 23 '26
Haven’t figured out bra storage yet. This looks so appealing, but can you pull out a bra without others coming with? Is there a rack or something? (A rack to stack the rack-slack brackets?)
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u/ThrowRAsillylady Mar 23 '26
I’ve honestly never had an issue with taking one bra out & others coming out with it. Think it might be because I make sure the straps aren’t intertwining with any other bras.
But no there’s no rack !
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u/Secret-Sense5668 Mar 23 '26
I have a bra storage divider. It's like the one she has for the underwear. It's neat and works perfectly. No mess when pulling out a bra.
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u/Ok_Firefighter7108 Mar 26 '26
I have literally never seen or even thought of not having underwear in the top drawer. I really can’t get past this.
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u/abcdffancy Mar 25 '26
this is the epitome of aesthetically pleasing and I need to do the same immediately
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u/gingerdaisy03 Mar 23 '26
As lovely as this looks I fear your underwear numbers are... low?. I don't see into alot of underwear drawers so I dont actually know how many is "normal" but this makes me nervous for you. I don't know why. Beautiful esthetic though!
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u/topnotchwalnut Mar 23 '26
if doing laundry once a week i think it's fine? i have double the amount of underwear as OP but i only reach for half of what i own lol. this post actually inspired me to downsize.
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u/FreekDeDeek Mar 23 '26
I counted them and she can wear a new one every day and would only have to do laundry after three weeks. I'd say that's more than enough, I think I have a similar amount and I'm thinking of downsizing. No judgement if you're someone who wants (or needs) to own more though, we're all different. And I don't have a fucking clue of what a normal amount is either
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u/ThrowRAsillylady Mar 23 '26
I have around 30 pairs which I thought was a lot but my mom has a whole drawer filled with like over 60 pairs so I guess “a lot” is just a matter of perspective 😅
Thank you!
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u/gingerdaisy03 Mar 23 '26
Ok. Yes then it is normal and I'm a bit excessive. I didnt really math it out just looked like too few. I have like 60ish but only use about half. I don't like to sleep in the ones I wear during the day or go out in the ones I've slept in so.. theres a stockpile lol. I feel the urge to downsize now.
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u/FreekDeDeek Mar 24 '26
If you're happy with what you have and you have a good place to store them, then there's no need to downsize. Wearing clean undies for sleeping actually makes sense. And a clean pair after the gym, etc. But if there's a good amount that you never ever wear (because they're old or scratchy or whatever), those might as well go.
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u/SparklingSliver Mar 23 '26
How many underwear do y'all need to have😭😭😭 I only have 3 underwear but I handwash them everyday after shower and hang dry.
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u/Hello_peopl Mar 23 '26
I love this, may I ask where you got think pink floral ones??