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Morning Mayhem? Try Easy Bathroom Organization Tips

You must have felt the morning chaos’s frustration with products scattered across the counter on a busy morning, while you are late for work. Let’s turn that around with practical, stylish tips for decluttering and organizing your bathroom.

A streamlined bathroom is essential for stress-free mornings. These slideshows have all the easy tips you need to tidy up fast and maintain a beautifully organized bathroom every day.

Clear Countertops, Clear Mind

Let’s be real: cluttered countertops are a big stressor during the first few waking minutes. Start by clearing everything off and keeping only the essentials.

Place only daily-use items on the countertop, like soap dispensers, toothpaste, and skincare essentials, in small trays or organizers. Store everything else in cabinets or drawers.

This quick change brings instant calm and simplicity to your mornings.

Wall-Mounted Racks for Towels

If you’re always reaching for a clean towel but end up with a wrinkled mess, this hack is for you.

Invest in a wall-mounted towel rack or slim shelves to neatly fold and stack towels. You can also roll up towels and store them in baskets or bins.

This way, you can save space and also give the bathroom a cozy, spa-like feel.  

A Home for Hair Tools

Hair tools such as dryers and straighteners often end up in a tangled mess in the cabinet or drawers.

Try installing a heat-resistant basket or organizer inside the cabinet door. This keeps hair tools neatly stowed, out of sight, but easy to grab.

You can also try short PVC or metal pipe inside your cabinet as individual holsters for each tool. Both materials are heat-safe, and metal will absorb some heat, helping tools cool faster.

A heat-resistant pouch is also handy for storing hair tools.

Sort Your Skincare Stash

The love for serums and the endless urge to buy more skin care products is real. But if your skincare lineup is taking over all your space, it’s time to sort it out.

A rotating skincare caddy is an amazing option for storing skin care products because you can quickly see and access each item.

Arrange products by type—like serums, moisturizers, and masks. Also, keep duplicates or samples in a separate box (preferably inside the cabinet).

With this simple hack, your favorite beauty product will be a spin away.

Drawer Chaos? Use Dividers

It’s easy for bathroom drawers to become a jumbled mess of brushes, razors, and random hair ties. Use drawer dividers or small baskets to keep each item in its place.

Group similar items together so you can grab them in seconds. You’ll be amazed at how much easier it is to find things when they’re not buried in chaos.

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Magnetic Strips for Tiny Items

Ever wonder where all those bobby pins disappear to like they’re vanishing into thin air—while you keep buying more? With this next hack, you’ll never lose them again.

A magnetic strip inside a cabinet door can hold metal items like nail clippers, bobby pins, and tweezers in an organized, visible way.

This clever hack is budget-friendly and incredibly effective for keeping track of small essentials.

Maximize Under-Sink Space

Is the area under your sink a clutter-filled mess? With these simple hacks, you can fix it.

Invest in stackable shelves or tiered organizers to create layers, maximizing vertical space.

Pull-out baskets or drawers are perfect for easy access to cleaning supplies or toiletries. Consider using clear bins or labeled containers to keep smaller items organized.

For an added touch, a tension rod can help hang cleaning bottles or spray cleaners, saving shelf space.

Wall-Mounted Shelves

If you’re running out of cabinet space, try wall-mounted shelves. Place them above the toilet or beside the vanity to store small items like towels, plants, or extra soap.

Corner shelves are also an efficient solution that maximizes space in often-unused shower corners. Look for rust-proof metal or acrylic shelves that adhere to the wall with suction or adhesive, so they’re easy to install and remove.

Just make sure not to overload them to maintain a tidy look.

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Baskets and Bins Are Your Friends

Ever wish you could just sweep everything off the counter and into a bin? Stylish baskets and bins are perfect for decluttering countertops and storing bulkier items.

Choose woven or rattan baskets for a chic, earthy vibe, or clear bins for visibility. You can store everything from towels to toiletries in these baskets.

Moreover, a tall basket near the toilet is perfect for storing extra rolls of toilet paper. It’s convenient for guests and keeps supplies out of sight but easy to reach.

Utilize the Back of the Door

The back of the bathroom door is prime real estate. Use over-the-door organizers to hold everything from towels to hair products and cleaning supplies.

This is especially helpful if you have small bathrooms and tight storage. Choose organizers with pockets or hooks that suit your needs, and enjoy a clutter-free bathroom without taking up any floor space.

Moreover, if you have enough space behind the door, consider installing a customized, slim closet to make the most of the available space.

Label Everything for Easy Access

Labels might seem unnecessary, but they’re a game-changer for keeping things organized long-term.

Label bins, baskets, or jars for different categories like skincare, makeup, or hair care. When everything has a designated spot, it’s easier to stay tidy.

Plus, labeled containers look stylish and add a touch of order to your bathroom.

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Use a Caddy for Cleaning Supplies

Wish you could hide the cleaning supplies because they’re ruining the vibe of your bathroom? Install a slim cabinet right behind your bathroom door.

If you don’t have enough space, try a portable caddy. Use it to store all cleaning items such as scrub brushes, wipes, and all-purpose cleaners.

Just grab the caddy when you need it, and keep it out of sight when you don’t. This keeps everything contained, organized, and easy to reach.

Over-the-Toilet Storage

The space above the toilet is often overlooked but perfect for extra storage. Install a wall shelf or use a standalone over-the-toilet rack.

This area can be used to store items you don’t need every day, like extra towels, toilet paper, or decor. It’s a practical way to expand storage while keeping the bathroom looking clean and organized.

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Ladder Shelf for a Modern Look

No floor space? Go vertical with a ladder shelf. This is a trendy and practical option for small bathrooms.

A leaning ladder shelf can hold towels, toiletries, and decorative pieces like candles or small plants. It’s both a stylish decor piece and a functional storage solution that fits into narrow spaces.

However, since moisture can ruin wooden shelves, consider using moisture-resistant materials. Check out Top Moisture-Resistant Shelving Ideas for Your Bathroom.

Make Decluttering a Habit

Your bathroom is decluttered; now what? Make it a habit to maintain your organized space.

Set aside just five to ten minutes each week to refresh the space. Start by tossing expired or unused products, especially items that tend to pile up, like skincare samples or travel-sized toiletries.

Wipe down surfaces to keep countertops shiny and free from dust or product residue. Straighten up any stray items in drawers or shelves, re-fold towels, and neatly align products.

If you like these organizing tips, check out Declutter Your Space (Genius Organization Tips) to make every corner of your home tidy.

Jessica Xavier
I’m Jess, here to share practical design advice and budget-friendly hacks, blending your favorite fandoms seamlessly into your decor. Let’s connect and create your dream space together!

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