art of organising:bathroom storage bathroom organising can be the worst. if it isn’t the toothpasteresidue putting you off- -then it might be finding place for thatbackup toilet paper. but with a few tips it’s easy to getyour bathroom organisation back on track. around the sink is bestfor stuff you use all the time- -from smaller high use items movingdown to bigger stuff. then use additional storage for otheressentials and backup supplies. the “everyday†storage above the sink is agood place to start.
this is where you want to have smalleritems that you use a couple of times a day. using a container is an easy way- -to save your shelves from the dreadedtoothpaste dribble. up top is a good place for medications. or if you have curious kids trya locked cabinet. moving below the sink is for thoseeveryday items- -that are a little bigger or need moreorganising space. dividers are an easy way to groupbathroom items- -or to separate them from otherfamily members.
make-up stores best with separatecompartments- -to keep each item easy to find. and using a basket for shavers andtrimmers- -means you won’t get those little flecksof hair everywhere. at the bottom is usually best for thebiggest everyday items- -again divided into groups so they’reeasy to find. baskets work wonders to keep cablesuntangled. moving over, a side cabinet suits extrasupplies- -or essentials that are too bulky to fit inyour sink cabinets.
the key to keeping them organised is tohave them in groups- -“like with like†so they’re easy to find. boxes make high-up items easier toorganise and take down. and using open space or shelves- -for things you need to grab quicker, likehand towels- -or items you want to show off to displayyour personality. towels too, store best folded and stacked. and doors are a good idea for items thatdon't like being moist. if you’re short on shelf space or you can’tdrill in walls-
-a trolley can be a handy way to addstorage space. and the bonus is that it can move towherever you need it most. finally, all bathrooms are a bit different- -but if you stick to keeping your bathroomitems grouped together- -right by where you’re using them most, orout of the way, you’ll be all set.