97 | How to Organize Your Bathroom and Save Time in the Morning
The bathroom is most likely the first thing you see in the morning. If you are beginning your day in a cluttered mess, you’re setting the stage for a stressed-out day! The bathroom is also usually the smallest room in the house but one in which you spend a lot of time. The only items that should be stored in this room should relate to bathing, hygiene, toilette, or relaxing.
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Remove everything from the countertop. Clean then replace only necessary items such as soap, toothbrushes, facial tissues, a candle, and toothpaste. Find a home for everything that will no longer sit on the countertop. Try to group like things together (makeup and hair care items together; lotions, deodorants, and perfumes together; soaps, shampoos, and conditioners together; extra toilet paper and facial tissues together). If you have children, medicines should be stored securely away from items your children use. Sort through the items under your sink, in the vanity drawers, in your medicine cabinet, on shelves, and in cupboards. Toss:
Install hooks on the back of your door for towels and bathrobes or hang extra towel bars on the wall. If you do not have enough storage space under your bathroom sink, buy some organizers. There are a variety of choices on the market. My favorites are the clear, stackable drawers. Consider a shower caddy that hangs from your showerhead or sticks to your shower wall to hold smaller bottles of shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel. If you have toys in your shower or tub, store them in a mesh holder that suctions to the shower wall. The mesh holders are best because they do not hold water that can cause the toys to mildew. You can usually find these in the baby supply section of most stores. For more bathroom organization tips check out Jennifer's book:
* If you enjoyed this episode you may also enjoy Episode 53- Paper Purge Project
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