However, these items can pile up over time (especially if you share your shower) and lead to a mess. After all, they get used every time so they should be kept closeby. It’s common to have a variety of shampoos, body washes and razors stored on the edges of your shower or tub.
If you share a bathroom with your roommates, investing in multiple baskets can help keep everyone’s items separate (and arguing about clutter to a minimum). Hang a rectangular wire basket on the side of your vanity to hold your hairdryer and other gadgets. Maximize valuable space on your vanity by utilizing storage containers that hold multiple toothbrushes, toothpaste and other toiletries like hand soap and lotion. Nothing can make a room seem more like a mess than a cluttered countertop. Trust us, you can live without that seventh bottle of nail polish remover. In your medicine cabinet, limit yourself to just the essentials to keep your organization goals on track. Toss out toiletries and equipment or other items that you rarely use. Space is often cramped in your bathroom, so it’s important to be firm and decisive about getting rid of things you don’t need. While this area of your home may require a bit of extra storage, organization and elbow grease, the payoff is well worth it. Your bathroom is where you get clean and ready for the day ahead, but that’s hard to do in a messy space. From dusting countertops in your living room to the deep scrubbing required in your kitchen and bathroom, here’s how to divide and conquer to tame the mess. Apartment organization can seem like a daunting task, but when broken up room-by-room, it’s easier to tackle.
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