I confess that I am not good at keeping my closet organized. I have gradually been able to pinpoint solutions that help me stay on track. It took me a long time to find a belt organization system that didn't end with a tangled knot of belts, or a time consuming storage process. I found this project on Martha Stewart's website. (I used more hooks than she did to save precious closet space in my old apartment.) It takes a little time upfront, but it's very inexpensive, and it's been working for me for the past several months. All you need is a wooden hanger, a drill, and some cup hooks. Drill pilot holes in the bottom rail of a wooden hanger and insert a cup hook in each hole. That's it! Your belts will be easily accessible and tangle free.
How many centimeters are the gaps between each hook?
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