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"  My house is just under 1,000 square feet, and each bedroom has one tiny closet. How do you organize a clothes closet that small? I can&amp;#039;t even find organizers that fit!  Shelley Frady, 43, Chattanooga, TN  It&amp;#039;s easy to create a custom closet in even the smallest of spaces. First, get a few steel-wire shelf dividers (available for $7 at the Container Store) and place them along your top shelf to separate clothing into piles of T-shirts, sweaters, jeans, and so on. Second, don&amp;#039;t underestimate the importance of great hangers. Plastic hangers may seem like an upgrade from wire ones, but I&amp;#039;ve found they take up far too much space and aren&amp;#039;t good for your garments. (Because they&amp;#039;re made for men&amp;#039;s suits, they tend to stretch out sweaters and T-shirts.) Instead, try wood or acrylic. I also like Huggable Hangers (20 for $20 at hsn.com), because they&amp;#039;re slimmer than average hangers and can really conserve closet space.  Then, group short items, like skirts and tops, at one end of your closet rod, and hang long garments, like dresses, at the other. I recommend buying a double-hang closet rod, which you suspend from your existing rod, automatically doubling your hanging space. And don&amp;#039;t keep unused hangers on the rod! Place a basket at the bottom of the closet, and when you take a garment, throw the hanger inside. That way, you can always find a hanger quickly when you need one. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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