Make space with these bathroom declutter ideas. You will love the new clean look of your bathroom with these quick tips to remove the clutter. Without spending a lot of time, you will easily be able to remove all of the unwanted and unnecessary items in your bathroom. This post is all about bathroom declutter ideas.
Have you ever looked into your bathroom closet and wondered how in the world can there be that much stuff in there? Do you ask, how do I make my bathroom clutter-free? Even with all of the cleaning and organizing you may do, it is just a never-ending process clearing out all of those odds and ends in the bathroom.
Nonetheless, with these decluttering tips, you will be able to manage the miscellaneous items. In fact, you will no longer slide open a drawer of old beauty products. Instead, your bathroom will be neat and clutter-free.
This post is all about bathroom declutter ideas.
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Bathroom Declutter Ideas
How Do You Get Rid of Bathroom Items?
Bathroom Declutter Ideas
Bathroom Declutter Ideas for Towels
Do not hoard towels with holes or frayed ends. If you do not want to just toss these items out, you can use them as cleaning rags.
In my house, all old towels go to my husband, and then, he stores them with his tools. He uses these old towels to complete regular home repairs and to clean up afterwards. He can avoid using paper products, and he doesn’t ruin my good towels.
Remove Old Makeup Products
In another post, I mention that you should remove old makeup products from your bathroom.
Not only are you going to declutter your bathroom by removing these items, but they are old and contaminated with germs and bacteria anyways.
To help guide your decluttering process, check out the guidelines by health.com.
According to Health.com, mascaras should be tossed between 4-6 months, eyeliners, foundations, and concealers after one year, blush and eye shadows between one and two years, and lipsticks have about eight months. Not to say that this is an excuse to purchase new beauty items, but it really is. 🙂
Nonetheless, removing these items will not only declutter your space, but your skin will thank you too.
Select Hair Appliances You Use
Only keep the hair appliances you actually use. If you haven’t used your hair rollers since high school, you probably aren’t going to use them in the near future. Not to say, your hair wouldn’t look just lovely with those rollers, but the truth is that they are taking up valuable real estate. Above all, a bathroom cannot be a place where you hoard.
Normally, bathrooms are small and filled with items that you rarely use. I have definitely been guilty of purchasing unnecessary items that later on get removed during a decluttering day.
Nevertheless, once I purchased the Spin n Curl Ceramic Rotating Hair Curler, I no longer needed all of the curlers and wands.
Remember, when you get something new to try to remove something old. I know that this is obviously easier said than done. Nonetheless, this advice does really help. You will feel better about purchasing something and making room for it instead of just stuffing it into your closet or drawer.
Declutter Your Nail Polish Collection
Perhaps you are like me in that you fell in love with OPI nail polish years ago and just kept collecting it for the amazing titles.
Well, if you are, then go through all of the shades you never wear anymore and discard them.
To be honest, I really never have time for the OPI I once loved. Instead, I use the Sally Hansen Insta-Dri Nail Color. Plus, it’s great for polishing my daughters’ nails too. It dries super quickly, and the shades are beautiful.
Here’s a quick reminder about discarding nail polish. When disposing of nail polish, try to be sure to dispose of it at your local hazardous waster center. Check this site for nearby locations.
How Do I Make My Bathroom Clutter-Free?
Bathroom Declutter Ideas
Declutter Countertops
Each day try to avoid leaving products on your countertops. Try to establish a routine of putting these items away. For instance, use these small bathroom organization ideas to store all of your toiletries under your sink, in your vanity drawers, or in the closet.
By keeping the counters clean, it also helps you quickly maintain a neater bathroom. You will be more likely to wipe of the counters when they aren’t filled with lotions and hair products too.
Recycle Boxes
In general, boxes in closets or drawers just make everything look crowded. So to eliminate this eyesore, just get rid of the boxes. Slip them into the recycling bins and never look back.
Select Clear Storage
So now that you have taken the recycling out, try out clear storage containers. These types of containers just make everything look cleaner and more organized.
Plus, this really helps when you see that the supply is running low. You can use products more often as well.
Simple Decor is Best
With a simple decor scheme, you will be able to declutter the space and remove all of the knickknacks. For some really gorgeous bathroom decor options, check out this post by Good Housekeeping. As you’ll see from their ideas, you can have fun with your bathroom design, yet eliminate the clutter.
Natural Lighting
Create a lighter feel with natural lighting in your bathroom. Be it with open windows, blinds, or sheers, keep the light in to keep the room look decluttered as well as welcoming.
There is just something about dark shades and closed curtains that makes everything seem stuffy. By adding light, you are instantly making the space more inviting.
Bathroom Declutter Ideas Put in Place
Now that your bathroom is decluttered, you can enjoy a more spa like feel.
Check out this post if you now want to enjoy a spa day at home in your decluttered bathroom. You deserve it.
This post is all about bathroom declutter ideas.
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Start with the Bed,
Juliet
