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Organize Socks and Small Items: 6 Steps with KOMPLEMENT Felt Boxes

Use the confirmed 15 × 27 × 12 cm size and care guidance for IKEA KOMPLEMENT 204.057.78 to arrange small items in drawers.

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Measure the usable interior of a drawer before buying dividers, including clearance for handles and slides. This guide uses a specific felt box as an example.

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1. Empty the drawer and measure its usable width, depth and vertical clearance before closing.
2. Group socks, underwear, scarves and small accessories by type and how often you use them; remove items you no longer need.
3. KOMPLEMENT 204.057.78 is listed as a two-piece set of boxes, each 15 × 27 × 12 cm. Check drawer depth and the package configuration.
4. Place frequently used items toward the front, seasonal items toward the back and similar items together.
5. Remove lint and dust from the felt with a vacuum or lint roller. This specific box must not be washed, bleached, tumble-dried, ironed or dry-cleaned.
6. Check that the drawer closes smoothly; after a week or two, revise the layout based on your actual routine.

IKEA KoreaKOMPLEMENT box, light grey, 15x27x12 cm ↗Official product guide verifies item 204.057.78, pair of felt boxes at 15x27x12cm, 100% polyester; care requires vacuum or lint roller and forbids washing, bleach, tumble dry, ironing and dry-cleaning.Wikimedia CommonsMan organizing clothes in drawer at a clothing store fitting room ↗Photographer Shixart1985 / Nenad Stojković; CC BY 2.0; illustrative non-IKEA product image with explicit three-language disclosure.Wikimedia CommonsCommons: Reusing content outside Wikimedia — technical ↗Commons technical reuse guidance explicitly recognizes direct Wikimedia Commons hotlinking; separately verified the file-specific CC attribution terms.

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