Have you ever ended up with a bathroom with no storage other than under the sink? This post is all about 4 unique ideas to organize under the sink bathroom to maximize space.
Maximizing space under the sink bathroom might look challenging when there is not much space to play around with but if you have the right storage tools you can transform this area into a neatly organized space. Let’s start by categorizing all the items you want to store by group or category, when you are done, you should end up with with a couple of piles that should look like these: personal care items (skincare, feminine hygiene products, etc.), hair tools, cleaning products, medications, some miscellaneous items, and maybe more. Defining the groups will be key once you start organizing your space.
Ok, now that you are ready with you categories, if you don’t have any storage bins and organizers I highly encourage you to make a Target run or go directly to Amazon to order a couple of them (you will find some options below that I personally find very useful). Remember we are trying to maximize space so learning how to take advantage of bins, shelves, and drawers will be a plus here. PRO TIP: Don’t forget to measure the space you have before buying anything.
Once you finished decluttering, categorizing your products, and defining which storage bins you will use we can start!!
This post is all about 4 unique ideas on how to organize under the sink bathroom.
Organize Under the Sink Bathroom
1. Sliding Drawers
These sliding two drawer organizer might be one of my favorites items to use when organizing any bathroom. Most of them have 2 shelves so on the top one I would suggest you store all of your hair tools (straighter, blowdryer, curly iron, hair brushes, etc.) and in the second one you can add all your hair products, hair spray, heat protectant, extra shampoo bottles, hair oil, hair masks, etc. Anything related to your hair will have it’s own little space in one of the tiered shelves.
2. Pull-Out Drawers
Pull-out drawers are a must because they are perfect for grouping items like feminine hygiene products and medications. You can specifically use these drawers for products that you don’t tend to gravitate as often, maybe extra bar soaps, toothpaste, medicines, contact lenses, travel minis, etc.
3. Baskets
Clear baskets are practical and easy to use for products such as skincare and makeup since you can grabbed them and place them in your counter when you want to use your products. Once you are done you will just need to store the basket back it’s designated spot and you are good to go. Again, we are looking to maximize space while being practical at the same time so you will never go wrong with this option.
4. Lazy Susans
You either love them or hate them, if you have enough space to organize under the sink bathroom you can use a lazy susan at the back to store cleaning products. Toilet cleaner, paper towel, Clorox wipes, Multipurpose cleaner, or an extra sponges. My mom is a big fan of having cleaning products in her bathroom so she can easily maintain it as clean as possible but again, I would only suggest this if you have enough space.
