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Step 5: Store Linens To keep your linens really pristine, storing them is just as important than washing them. In my family, we've had a long tradition of hanging our linens. TIP! You can purchase specially designed linen hangers or add a thick wrapping paper roll onto a wire hanger to prevent deep creases.

Linen storage: tablecloths Fold a table runner or tablecloth in half and hang it on a padded hanger or comforter hanger in a closet. If closet space is running short, then consider installing a rack on the interior of the closet door.

Linen storage is a terrific way to repurpose a hand-me-down or outgrown dresser. Smaller drawers are well suited to napkins, placemats, napkin rings and trivets, while large ones can accommodate folded tablecloths.

For casual events, one needs just a basic table setting: a placemat, cutlery (fork, knife, and spoon), a dinner plate, a water or drinking glass, and a napkin. Lay the placemat on the table. Put the dinner plate in the middle of the placemat. Lay the napkin to the left of the plate.

Do you Leave Placemats on a Dining Table? When it comes to placemats, there are no set rules. We recommend you place your placemats in a dining vignette so they are all neatly stacked and ready for use. If you leave the placemats out at each seating spot, they could shift around and look disorganized.

A dark, dry space like a linen closet is ideal, but not necessary if you don't have one in your home. Other options that would work well include a closet, storage trunk or large container, chest of drawers, or appropriate under-the-bed storage containers.

Wine rack. Crisscrossed cubbies designed to hold wine bottles pinch-hit beautifully for napkins and placemats. Roll them up and corral sets together to make sure they stay sorted and close at hand.