It is easy to expand your bathroom storage without having to break the bank. There's a good chance you have already purchased the items you need. A trip to Bunnings or Kmart will provide you with the tools you need.
Follow these storage tips and bathroom
supplies to make clutter disappear. Although it is not an easy task to organize mum, dad, or the
kids, functional home storage is a good place to start.
1. Make sure to add more storage space for the toilet.
Unless you have a window above, it is worth
considering adding shelves to the over-the-toilets storage area. This often wasted space
can be transformed into a floating shelf, shelves, or smartly designed cabinet
that has room at the bottom for you and your loo.
This shelf can hold your toilet paper
holder, air freshener, or decoration. A book or magazine can be kept up there to help you achieve
that elusive toilet reading solitude. It is best to keep it for the times when
your kids are in school, or when they're taking a break.
2. Bathroom Caddy
A bathroom caddy can be used to add storage
space when there aren't enough shelves or drawers. This small storage cabinet
with wheels can move freely about your floor space.
A bar cart can be transformed into a
functional bathroom stool if you are feeling creative or trying to change your
partner's drinking habits.
3. A vanity organizer is essential
To make your vanity organizer more
functional, instead of just putting everything under the kitchen sink, get some
tubs, containers or baskets. It's possible to organize your products by type and order of
use, which can make a significant difference in your daily life.
Simple ideas include attaching a basket at
the back of your vanity door to hold a hairdryer holder. Or, you could use a
magnetic strip to organize nail clippers, scissors, and the like. A Lazy Susan can be used
for hair and skin care products.
This is a great excuse to go to Kmart or test your DIY skills. The best part is that it won't disrupt your luxury bathroom as no one will be able to see it.
4. What about Shower Storage?
We are unable to understand why showers
don't have storage solutions, even though they are essential for the entire
bathing experience.
You have many options when it comes to
shower storage. This
involves a cut in the shower wall to make a shelf that looks natural with
tiles. This is one of the more expensive
options.
Other clever, cost-effective options
include hanging products on an additional rod to hang them or hiding them
behind a curtain. It organizes
your bathroom and keeps you from having too many bends.
5. The back of the bathroom door
Bathroom storage doesn't have to be
restricted to shelves or drawers. A ladder can be used as a towel rack by attaching it to the
back of the door. You can also buy hooks for the over the door from Bunnings or
other homeware stores that are specifically designed for this purpose.
A sliding door might be a better option if
the hinged bathroom door takes up too much space. Smart storage is possible
in this area.
6. Wall Hooks are important!
Hooks are one of the easiest and most
effective ways to expand bathroom storage. Hooks can be used in many ways, such as on walls. Towel hooks are an easy way to add storage space.
Additionally, hanging hooks high up on walls or from the ceiling can be used
for decoration or greenery without the need for countertop space.
Adhesive Hooks can be found almost
anywhere. They can also be removed easily, making them perfect for mums renting
to expand their bathroom storage.
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