How to Organize Your Bathroom Easily

You might not have a perfectly cleaned bathroom 24/7. That’s okay because most people don’t.

Regardless of size, bathrooms are not always easy to keep organized.

However, the benefits of your bathroom being organized and tidy go beyond just the aesthetic. It can make those very essential parts of your daily routine run smoothly and efficiently.

To help with that, here are a few tips to help keep your bathroom looking good.

1. Spruce Up Your Cabinets and Drawers

For your cabinets, finding baskets and jars to keep items neat and tidy will be essential, allowing you to find what you’re looking for and not have to worry about things falling out on you.

When it comes to your drawers, it can be hard to find organizers that will fit, but with these adjustable bathroom drawer organizers, you don’t have to worry about it.

2. De-clutter Your Countertops

Keeping your countertops clear helps to keep them easy to clean while reducing the stress that cluttered counters can produce.

When you’re trying to figure out where the items should go, try to place them where you can access them with ease.

For example, for the hand soap and lotion, having that near the sink will allow you to use them without walking back and forth to wash your hands.

3. Organize Inside the Shower

Shampoo bottles, body wash, face soap, and razors often get set down in different places each time after you use them.

We recommend using a shower organizer so that each item has a designated spot and you know exactly where everything is.

4. Tidy Up Your Linen Closet

Linen closets are one of the areas within a bathroom that have items falling out constantly. Whether it’s the towels or the bedroom sheets, these items often just get tossed in there.

The first place to start tidying up your linen closet is by pinpointing what you want in this closet.

Determine what you’re going to store – whether that’s towels, sheets, cleaning supplies for the bathroom, first aid, etc.

Once you do that, remove any items that don’t meet those criteria, and then begin organizing.

If you have enough shelves for each unique item, designate a specific one for the different items, but if you don’t, you can use baskets to help keep them separated.