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OBSESSIVE CRISP DISORDER

How TV Stacey organises her snack cupboard... with curtain clips

- By Emma Powell Showbusine­ss Correspond­ent

WHEN it comes to excessive organisati­on, the phrase ‘life’s too short’ springs to mind for many.

But apparently not for Stacey Solomon, who is delighted to have come up with a way to keep her snack cupboard in order – by hanging packets of crisps from curtain clips on a rail. The Loose Women panellist, 30, also grouped the packs by colour for added visual harmony.

Miss Solomon later assured fans she was feeling all right, and added: ‘I know there was a lot of people questionin­g whether I had friends or not over yesterday’s crisp cupboard, but I do.’ The former X Factor contestant is a fan of DIY hacks to keep her house in order – from boxing up food in labelled fridge trays to storing batteries in organisers – and often shares videos of her cleaning tips on her Instagram page.

But her most recent trick saw her transform a kitchen cupboard using a tension pole left over from another project and curtain hooks to display the bags of crisps.

She said in a video she shared online: ‘Honestly I just sat here cracking up at myself for how happy this has made me. Why do I love it so much?’

Earlier this month, mother-of-three Miss Solomon told fans she believes organising ‘completely takes my mind off’ her anxiety. ‘I get it all the time,’ she revealed on Instagram. ‘I think that’s why I like to organise and do little bits and pieces that really keep my mind occupied.’

Miss Solomon previously posted a video of herself chastising her partner, presenter Joe Swash, 38, for attempting to use a mug from her ‘display’ cupboard.

 ??  ?? Off the rail: Miss Solomon shows off her crisp cupboard – constructe­d using a pole and curtain clips – on Instagram
Off the rail: Miss Solomon shows off her crisp cupboard – constructe­d using a pole and curtain clips – on Instagram
 ??  ?? Tidy tips: Stacey in her video
Tidy tips: Stacey in her video

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