Instantly declutter your wardrobe with a £3 Ikea buy shoppers love for space-saving

SPRING time means spring cleaning, and if organising your wardrobe is on your to-do list Ikea has just the thing. Shoppers shared their excitement over a budget-friendly buy that will transform how you store your accessories. So quit tucking scarves into coat collars and looping belts over your wardrobe handles.

Ikea's Komplement Multi-use Hanger is currently available online and in-store for just £3. According to manufacturers, this hanger is "perfect for showing off your collection of shawls or to keep belts and ties in order". The hanger features 18 connected circles, designed to hold all your accessories.

This affordable item will maximise the storage space in your wardrobe. "It holds up to 18 different accessories without taking more space than an ordinary hanger," manufacturers explained. And it can be used elsewhere in the home too. They added that the hanger can also be used in bathrooms and "other damp areas indoors".

This can help you to organise and store your wash cloths and smaller towels. According to storage experts, a multi-purpose hanger can help to save up to 70% of your space. The hanger has received an average rating of 4.7 stars out of five from customers.

Ikea shoppers shared their experiences with the hanger on the site's review section. "Like many products at Ikea, the genius is maximising functionality through a simplicity in design," wrote one buyer. They summed up the multi-purpose hanger as "simple yet effective".

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"It’s simple to use. Hang the item, hang your scarves and ties, some things will need to be looped but the material grips fairly well to the material of most of my scarves.". "You can hang so many different types of things or even use it to display stuff! I'll be hanging my scarves! So they are easily accessible!" said a third customer.

Another Ikea shopper revealed that they used the hanger to store Christmas decorations. They described it as a "great item and really useful for lots of things round the house". "Stored all my belts and scarves and still have space. Every wardrobe needs one," wrote one buyer.