Peter Walsh Helps Regis Philbin Get Organized with 4 Easy Tips

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by Lisa Lozano

After Regis Philbin’s long and legendary career he understandably has a large collection of memorabilia and mementos, but unfortunately they are not organized as well as they could be. Insert organization expert Peter Walsh, who shows Regis how to get a handle on some of his most prized possessions. Read on for the advice, which you can apply to your own mementos!

Tip 1: Show Off Your Memorabilia

Organization Tip: Show Off Your Memorabilia

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Peter shows Regis how to display his most prized sports memorabilia, like his signed Notre Dame helmet, in attractive acrylic boxes.

Tip 2: Create a “Wall of Fame”

Organization Tip: Create a “Wall of Fame”

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If you have mementos related to your career that you’d like to show off, Peter recommends creating a wall display.

Tip 3: Organize Your Photos in Hanging Folders and Albums

Organization Tip: Store Your Photos in Hanging Folders and Albums

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Peter shows Regis some nifty hanging folders that close with elastics that he can use to store and categorize his photo collection. For extra special folders, he can use a large album with sleeves the photos can slide right into.

Tip 4: Protect Your Clothes with Plastic Sleeves

Organization Tip: Protect Your Clothes with Plastic Sleeves

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For clothes you don’t wear regularly, Peter advises hanging on wide hangers that will protect the sleeves and encasing in a plastic garment sleeve.

Bonus Tip: Cedar hangers offer even more protection.

Will you use any of these tips? Tell us in the comments!

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