Cleaning & Organizing
PastaFanatic2012
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Toy organizer/storage solutions
Has anyone found any genius solutions to organize and store toys?
I saw one at Wal-Mart but it is all open bins, that are somewhat tipped forward, which I like but I don't think all of the toys will work in there. For example, mega bloks wouldn't store well in there. I also would love something that had a flat top or that I could make into a flat top, like by placing a board of wood or something. But those plastic drawer things, which do have flat tops, don't seem right. See my issue? :-)
Thanks!
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Re: Toy organizer/storage solutions
definitely a mix of storage solutions. for example bench cubbies with baskets (http://blog.visiondecor.com/imgs/sam-entryway-bench.jpg) might work for some toys, but then a standard toybox or storage ottoman with clear closed tupperware containers in it might work better for things like blocks/tiny pieces/etc.
try a google image search for "toy storage". i tend to find lots of ideas using google images
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