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The Best Way to Declutter Your Busy Bathroom Efficiently

By Matthew Lynch
March 6, 2024
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Bathrooms, often the smallest rooms in our homes, have a tendency to become cluttered and disorganized. With daily use by multiple family members or visitors, keeping this space clean and tidy can be a challenge. However, an efficient decluttered bathroom not only looks appealing but also promotes hygiene and reduces stress. Here are some tips to help you declutter your busy bathroom efficiently.

1. Start with a Clean Slate

Begin by emptying every cabinet, shelf, and drawer. Lay out all items so you can assess what you have. This process allows you to see all the duplicates, expired products, and unused items.

2. Sort Meticulously

Create four categories: keep, discard, donate/sell, and store elsewhere. Be stringent in your selection; keep only the items that you use regularly.

3. Optimize Storage

After sorting, invest in storage solutions that save space. Use drawer dividers for makeup and small toiletries, adhere stick-on pods inside cabinet doors for small items like toothbrushes, and use tiered shelves to maximize vertical cupboard space.

4. Designate Zones

Assign specific areas for different types of products – one zone for daily skincare products, another for hair care items, etc. Consistency in zoning will help maintain organization as everyone will know where each item belongs.

5. Trim Down Towels and Linens

Evaluate how many towels and washcloths are necessary. Two sets per person should be plenty. Store extra linens elsewhere or consider donating them if they are in good condition but rarely used.

6. Utilize Wall Space

Add wall-mounted shelves above the toilet or install a storage tower that allows storing necessities without taking up counter space.

7. Implement Habit Changes

After organizing everything, create rules to prevent future clutter. For example, wipe down surfaces after every use or return items to their designated place immediately after use.

By following these steps to declutter your bathroom, you’ll not only enjoy a cleaner and more accessible space but also simplify your daily routines, making the start to your day less hectic and more enjoyable. Remember that maintaining the decluttered environment is just as important as the initial clean-out; uphold these practices for lasting results.

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