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Mudroom Hacks: Ideas for Storing Muddy Boots & Shoes

by Georgina Patterson 11/21/2022

Bulky footwear can be difficult to keep organized, especially when muddy or dirty. While many homeowners have a mudroom to help prevent tracking mud inside the house, the mudroom itself can become a chaotic mess. Luckily, there are some simple ways to store and organize your wet or soiled footwear no matter the size of your space. Here are some mudroom storage hacks for your footwear:

Hang a Coat Rack

Simple coat racks also make excellent boot racks. All you need is the style of coat rack with long enough pegs to keep the boot or shoe from falling off. You can keep it on the floor and turn the boots upside down or attach the rack to the wall and hang it vertically. Experiment with different styles and sizes of rack to fit your particular footwear needs.

Try a Pebble Tray

Using pebbles and coarse gravel for drainage is a staple among savvy gardeners, but it also makes an excellent addition to a mudroom. By filling a shallow tray with a small layer of pebbles, gravel or stones, you create a surface that allows your wet footwear to drain.

Plastic Bins & Crates

When in doubt, plastic bins and crates are a go-to storage solution for wet and dirty belongings. They're easy to clean, lightweight and perfect for stacking. For a convenient footwear organization hack, turn plastic bins on their sides so the opening faces out. This will make it easier to see which boots and shoes are in the bin while allowing for better airflow and drainage. Plastic milk crates are another fun option for upcycling and can be combined into custom cubby units.

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Georgina Patterson

Georgina was born and raised in Paris, France. She studied Mathematics and Biology at the University of Paris. She settled in Marin County where she and her husband raised their two children. She was on tour with Cirque du Soleil, managing and chaperoning her young daughter who was one of the show's featured performers. During this time, they worked and traveled throughout Canada and the USA. Georgina appreciates the beauty of the Bay Area and Sonoma. She especially enjoys the nice weather, diversity, and culture. She became a tax preparer and an Enrolled Agent. She decided to become a Realtor® and is pleased to join Keller Williams Realty. For fun, she enjoys traveling and playing the Piano. 

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