Ideas to organise bathroom!
The bathroom can be a wild and crazy space in the home, especially if you find yourself with too much stuff and not enoug
h storage. Since it’s the place where your family starts and ends their day, try making it the most comfortable and functional place it can be with these helpful bathroom organisation ideas.
Few bathrooms have enough places to hang towels. Stacking towel bars behind closed doors is a great way to remedy the shortage and use space efficiently.
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Combs, brushes, and toothpaste take up considerable space when laid horizontally on a shelf. Flat-backed, self-adhesive cups on the inside of the cabinet door hold them more efficiently. Before pressing the cups in place, line them up between the shelves. To ensure the door can close, put thin items on the shelves in the spots where the cups will take up some space.
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Keep bathroom items neat and accessible with cubbyhole shelves for large items and surgical jars for small toiletries and accessories.
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Keep the bathroom tidy by hanging towels from the rungs of a progressive or apple-picking ladder propped against a wall. Or use a towel ladder on a porch for beach towels, so sand isn’t brought indoors. To prevent the ladder from slipping, attach rubber tips made for chair legs to the ladder’s feet.
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Choose cabinets that offer separate spaces — preferably one for each person who uses the bathroom. On this refurbished antique, the bottom drawer contains the kids’ bath toys, while the top one holds mom’s hair-care essentials, plus a first-aid kit.
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For a guest bath, mount a streamlined hair-dryer unit to the wall beside the sink.
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Stow spare rolls of toilet paper in a clear glass vase or umbrella stand; it’s a sleek way of stacking them, and you’ll know at a glance when you need to refill the supply.
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Short shower curtains look tidy and tailored, and they don’t trap dust and moisture. To create the look in your bathroom, cut a fabric curtain 2 inches longer than the desired length, then fold and sew a 2-inch hem. Leave the plastic liner hanging full-length in the tub to contain water from the shower.
