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With a few materials that you have lying around the house you can create a hooded towel for your child or baby. Check out below on the tips for how to make it. Materials needed: A large towel depending on the size of the child or toddler in addition to a hand towel (this will serve as your hood) and material of your choosing, for the rim of the hood, with also a needle and some thread. The first step is to cut the hand towel in half across the width. Unless you want an extra-large

There are several items that can be repurposed around the house to store your towels in a decorative manner. Check out these tips below: A wine rack can be used to store several towels in different colors by rolling them up and sliding into the grooves. You can use a coat hanger and have it facing horizontal when anchoring into the wall. This way you can place your towel onto a floating shelf that will have the hook preventing your towel from falling off and staying in place.

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