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Laundry

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Hang it on the wall. A simple but effective solution is to raise your ironing board off the floor and hang it on the wall. This prevents it from becoming a trip hazard or a piece of clutter taking up valuable floor space.A garage or utility room could be a good option for this if you want to get your board out of sight when you’re not using it. Just make sure to attach the board so the wall can hold its weight and so someone walking by won’t knock it off. Tell us: Where do you keep your ironing board? Let us know in the Comments.Homeowner’s Workbook: How to Remodel the Laundry RoomClever Ways to Hide a Laundry StationBrowse laundry products

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7. Clever touches. This laundry room in Washington, D.C., offers plenty of great ideas. The stainless steel shelving unit to the left of the washer and dryer is ideal for storing towels, the rod above the sink is a smart way to hang wet items, and the glass bowl with scoop makes a stylish container for detergent.

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3. Wheel in the wash. This beach-inspired laundry room in Orange County, California, features a lovely ocean blue tile backsplash, white Shaker cabinets and bleached oak floors. But it’s the practical touches such as the laundry bag on wheels and glass containers filled with laundry pods and clothespins that make the space both stylish and functional.

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