Purchase products with recyclable packaging

Have you ever noticed how similar products can be packaged differently? In this photo, the toothpaste on the left can't be recycled, but the one on the right can be recycled because the container is #5. When you shop and have to choose between two products, find out if either if the packaging can be recycled.

Reduce your supply of tiny shampoo bottles

Why do we accumulate so many small bottles of shampoo and conditioner? Go through your supply and separate the bottles you plan to use from the ones you'll never use. Then, take your discarded bottles to a local shelter.

Utilize the vertical space below your sinks

Use adhesive hooks to hang brushes and other small items under your sink.

Decorative containers can help you get organized

Use decorative containers to store small bathroom items, such as q-tips.

Leave plenty of space in between items

Try not to overcrowd your drawers or shelves in your bathroom. If possible, leave plenty of space between items so you can see them and easily retrieve them. Most people have tons of unused products in their bathroom. Take a few minutes to scan your bathroom items and remove any products you don't use regularly.

Use drawer dividers in your bathroom

Using drawer dividers in your bathroom can help you stay organized. Place similar items in the same cubby. In this photo, all dental products are in the left cubby.

Store items near where you use them

If you have limited drawer space in your bathroom, you may want to store toilet paper in a free standing shelf. The shelf in the photo above is actually a CD tower.

Relocate items that don't belong in a particular area

 

When you're organizing a space, you may find items that don't belong in this particular location. Set these items aside and relocate them to another room or area once you're finished. In this photo, you'll notice a screwdriver mixed in with other bathroom-related items.

Sort items to see what you have

Once you've removed all the items from a particular drawer, start putting similar items together. For example, put nail products in one pile, hair supplies in another area, razors in another pile and dental care in another spot. Sorting your items makes it much easier to see what you have so you can stay organized!

Organize your Bathroom and focus on one drawer at a time!

As you organize your Bathroom, focus on one drawer at a time. This way, you won't feel so overwhelmed. Get started by removing all the items from just one drawer.

Create vertical space in your cabinets

Use a small free standing shelf inside a cabinet to take advantage of the vertical space above shorter products. In the photos above you can see how this user is able to fit 3 more products in the same space.

Time to Buy More...

When you finish a roll of paper towels, check your paper towel inventory to see if you’re running low. When you open your last roll or two, add paper towels to your shopping list to help you remember to purchase more.

Use Double Towel Bars

Double Towel Bars are perfect in small bathrooms because you can hang twice as many towels while occupying half the space!

Holder for Make-Up Brushes

A decorative tooth brush holder can be a convenient storage solution for your make-up brushes.

Towel Organizers: Decorative & Functional

This towel organizer is a great option if you do not have a linen closet, or if you have a small one.

Hang this towel rack near your shower so towels are always easy to access.  Multiple colored towels also add a decorative element to the bathroom.

Eliminate Bathroom Clutter!

A shallow-depth upper cabinet can eliminate countertop clutter in your bathroom. The cabinet makes it easy to access the products you need while keeping your counter uncluttered at the same time!

(Cabinet Measurements: 15 inches wide x 6 inches deep x 51 inches high).