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♦Here's an inexpensive
tip to organize bunches of baseball caps in a small space. Buy a short bungee
cord. Hook both ends to the closet rod. Loop the baseball caps by their closure
snaps/clips to the bungee cord (or just slide them all on the first time without
undoing the clip closures).
When the owner of the baseball cap wants to wear one, he just unsnaps it by
the cap closure; so even if the cap is in the middle of the stack of caps
hanging on the bungee cord and nested together, it's quickly accessible. You
could do this with visor caps too or any kind of cap with an adjustable snap or
Velcro closure in the back that opens completely to snap onto the cord.
♦You also could attach each cap to a shower curtain ring and
then attach the ring to the bungee cord or other rope or wire holder. That's the
creative frugal way to organize and store caps.
♦If you like to buy handy helpers or
you are real
particular about the care of your caps, then check out some cap racks sold at
online stores like these below.
♦For instance, if you want to keep the dust off of your baseball caps, or even
hang them in your car, Organize.com sells a cap storage system suitable
for that. It's called the
Cap Rack - Cap Pac Dust Free Storage System
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It holds 30 caps and It's perfect for people who take a little more
care with their caps, not the grab, toss and run cap owners since you have to
unzip the bag.
♦You can buy cap racks for each person in your family. Or if
you share and mix and match caps, you can just buy one cap rack and put it in
the hall or foyer closet. The
20 Hat Rack / Cap Rack, also from Organize.com, mounts on a wall or
hangs on a closet rod. You can pull caps from any portion of it without
bothering the other caps on the rack.
♦Buy two
if you have more than 20 caps and mount them side by side. Or mount one above
the other at a height you can easily reach.
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