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Organizing the bathroom is a necessity for anyone wishing a more comfortable, inviting room in which to put on makeup, brush the teeth, take a bath or shower and get ready more easily on those rushed weekday mornings. Messy bathrooms usually consist of towels on the floor, water spilled out of the shower, blow dryers and curling irons hanging by their cords from the towel rack, makeup and other toiletries scattered about, magazines here and there, and an empty toilet paper dispenser. It doesn’t have to be this way if utilizing pieces of furniture that help store and hide the mess. For example, an over toilet storage shelf or cabinet will easily store or display hand towels, aromatic candles, and some favorite colognes, and a free standing cabinet will hide toiletries like hairspray, shampoos, bath powder and lotions.

Mirrored over toilet storage cabinets create the illusion of a much larger bathroom. A diamond shaped mirror exudes class and an over the tank magazine rack makes it easier to reach and the put replace because it is in such close proximity. Used towels can be tossed into attractive wooden hampers, and fresh clean towels may be stored hidden behind cabinet doors, such as with a bathroom linen cabinet. Often, these are in choices of colors of cherry, ivory or oak.

Besides using an over toilet storage shelf or cabinet, installing safety rails within the shower and tub, around the toilet on both sides, and placing an easily removable raised and padded toilet seat will prevent accidents and help the physically challenged or post surgery individual to be more independent especially when undertaking their own personal care routines. A toilet storage paper dispenser is another useful item in the bathroom and can hide up to 3 rolls of extra toilet tissue. Besides helping to organize toilet tissue, it may also either be free standing or attached to the wall where it will take up very little space. Whether the bathroom is small or large, bathroom furniture will add appeal, functionality, convenience and organization. Why not make your bathroom a cozy, inviting place to visit?