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Here are some unconventional ways to repurpose items around the house to make your bathroom more functional. Replacing your mouthwash and putting it in an olive oil dispenser or even a squirt bottle saves precious counter space and allows for you to now easily measure the right amount of mouthwash for your daily routine. Adding some additional racks or dividers underneath your sink can maximize storage for additional toiletries such as shampoo, lotion, or the perfect place to s

Elevator buttons and coffee pot handles are examples of often overlooked areas that have lots of germs as many people interact with them daily. Wash your hands once getting into the office and getting coffee to prevent the spreading of germs. Menus at restaurants are another example of a haven for germs. It’s a good idea to wash your hands after placing your order as menus can harbor a lot of germs in a short period of time. When shopping at grocery or department stores, carry

Check out these inexpensive apartment hacks to vamp up your style. Using a wooden pallet and refinishing the wood can be a useful coffee table. It will not only serve as additional storage it can also be moved away easily to clear for more space. Sheer or see-through white drapes helps bring natural light into the room and also give the illusion of adding more depth to the room. An old lightbulb can be repurposed for a unique vase for flowers that you can use to brighten u

Check out these space-saving bathroom organization tips below: Where there’s a door, there’s opportunity for more. Make the most of this often overlooked space with an over the door rack to hold towels and other bathroom essentials. Hanging baskets are another convenient and unobtrusive way of adding more storage. Organize items by size or color to add an extra flair or personal touch to your bathroom. Household items are great for custom storage. Repurpose a mason jar for c