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"Get organized using the backs of doors When you think you&amp;#039;ve run out of storage space, think again! A treasure trove of storage is found on the backs of doors. In our work as professional organizers, we&amp;#039;re often surprised to see that people have overlooked this space. Think about the back of a door as just another wall in the room. What would you hang there if you could? Here are some ideas: Pantry doors: food such as cans, mixes, canister staples, spices, and snacks Closet doors: accessories, jewelry, robes, workout clothing, shoes, toys, collections Entry doors: scarves, gloves, errand items, coupons, outgoing mail, coats Utility room doors: cleaning supplies (out of reach of children and pets), drip-dry clothing, mops and brooms, light bulbs and batteries, reusable grocery bags, pet supplies Cabinet doors: lids for pots and pans, lids for food storage containers, foils and wraps, cutting boards Luckily there are hundreds of ways to combine your ideas with organizing products designed just for this use. You can search online for &amp;quot;overdoor&amp;quot; storage products and find many of them that require little to no installation. The Container Store and Organize.com both have sizeable selections. Here are some of my favorites: Foil and wrap organizer   Vinyl shoe pockets- not just for shoes! Think toys, dolls, toiletries, craft supplies\u2026  Pantry or utility room shelves   Words to the wise:   Many overdoor products install easily with hooks that rest over the top of the door, but make sure the door still opens and closes properly afterwards. You may want to reinforce the product anyway with additional hardware to secure the product tightly, as it may swing from side to side or bang as you open and close the door. Take care with cabinet doors not to drill holes completely through the thin wood. Make sure that screws and other hardware pieces are not going to poke through the other side!  Check that the storage product together with the items you want to hold are going to have proper clearance from shelving and other obstructions when the door shuts.  And don&amp;#039;t forget the classic hook. Hooks in rows, pairs, and large decorative styles are winning ways to get multiple uses from your door space. Walk through the door of opportunity this weekend and find some storage! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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