According to a survey more than 60% of British households share one bathroom, making this small room in the house a clutter trap. Below are quick steps of how to make your bathroom clutter free.
Bathroom products: Bath and body products have limited shelf life and can be harmful if used past their expiry date. Get rid of all expired products and items that you no longer like or use. Ditch unopened products which are more than three years old as they may cause skin irritation and most likely they’re no longer effective.
Share unwanted beauty gifts: If you have any unwanted beauty gifts gathering dust on your bathroom shelves, why not giving them away to someone who could make use of them or donate them to charity shops.
Invest in practical furniture or space saving solutions: If your bathroom lack storage, we suggest investing in practical bathroom furniture such as a mirrored cabinets instead of just a plain mirror, or floor standing basin units that has storage. Storage solutions like a standing ladder shelf, trays, baskets or boxes which are ideal for keeping bathroom surfaces tidier.
Space saving accessories such as soap dish, tumbler and soap dispenser are perfect for maximising space space and making your bathroom look tidy and beautiful.
Towels: Fold your towels in a way that it will be easy to grab when you need one. Towels can be placed on the bathroom shelves or in a storage basket.
Two towels per person should be more than enough and two hand towels for each sink and a few spares for guest. This way you, you only need space to store one set as the other is in use. Towels in good conditions can be donated to charity or animal shelters.
Beauty and bath storage: Store beauty and bath products according to their size. Small bottles should be in front and large at the back and use them up before opening up full size products.
Tidy wet toys: Get rid of any bath toys that are broken, mouldy or the kids have outgrown. Store the bath toys in a mesh storage bag that sticks to the wall above the bath, this way your bathroom will be tidy and will allow the toys to drain. Teach your kids how to squeeze out and pack away the toys as part of their bath routine.
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