Organize Your Master
Bathroom
Space is at a premium in the master
bathroom. Women tend
to take up a majority of the space with makeup and hair care
products, but men are catching up, with all the new products being
introduced for them.
The best thing to start with is throwing away
any old makeup that is beyond its “safe to use”
date. If you’re
not sure, throw it away. Then sort what’s left based
on your favorite items. If you have duplicates of
certain things, like a favorite shade of lipstick, only keep
one of each in the bathroom. Store the rest in a box, out of
the way. Then,
as you use up something, replace it.
The counter space can be a clutter
magnet. A nice set of
decorative canisters or baskets can help neaten things up and are
useful as well. Clear
canisters are nice, because they allow you to know when you are
running low.
If you don’t already have them, hooks on the
wall or the back of the door are great for hanging towels or robes.
Hopefully the hooks will encourage others in your family to not
leave them on the floor. Keep only one set of towels and
washcloths for him and her, and any spares can be stored in a
nearby hall closet.
The medicine cabinet needs some attention as
well. Go through and
look at all the expiration dates and throw away anything that is
out of date. Not only
does this help reduce clutter, it prevents
accidents. Do
you have bottles of pills that aren’t even labeled anymore?
Throw them away.
Then replace the medicines you know you’ll need on a regular
basis.
There are a few possibilities for storing
shaving supplies.
Another decorative container or waterproof basket for the razors
would work, as would a rack that hangs on the shower
wall.
Cleaning supplies can be kept in a small basket
or bucket under the sink, if there is room. You may also store them
in a nearby closet, as long as it is childproof, if you have small
children. Keep
everything you need, including sponges, paper towels and
gloves. This not only
keeps things neater, but also saves time when you need to
clean.
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