How to Organize Every Bathroom In Your Home
Today, we’re tackling the bathroom or, better said, all of the other bathrooms in your home. We will go through all of these and get half baths, guest baths, and kid’s baths in shape.
I know you have been working hard, and I hope you’re already enjoying the fruits of your labor in every area you have worked on. So far, we have covered the entrance, front closet, mudroom, living and family rooms, kitchen and pantry, home office, and master bedroom and master bath. Phew!
Let’s move into the bathrooms and make them clutter-free and organized.
Bathroom Declutter Checklist
Grab today’s Bathroom Declutter Checklist, and let’s get started!
How To Organize Bathrooms
- Start with your smallest or least used bathroom, maybe your half bath or guest bath.
- Begin as we always do: empty all drawers and cabinets and clear shelves.
- Wipe out all cabinets and wipe all shelves down.
- Now, sort. Toss anything old, almost empty, or that you have never used. If there are toiletries that you don’t use but are in good condition, consider transferring them into your guest bath.
- Choose baskets or containers that you like to look at to store your under-the-sink goods like toilet paper, wipes, etc.
- Line shelves with smaller baskets to hold small items.
- Group toys in the kids’ bath in a brightly colored plastic tub that can get wet and is simple for kids to use for clean-up.
- Scrub your toilets, sink, shower, and tub. Sweep and mop the floor and clean any rugs.
- Wash your shower curtain if you have one and your window treatments.
- Finish up this bathroom declutter and organize by treating yourself to new, fresh towels.
Organizing Planners
Decluttering & Cleaning Planner
Kick overwhelm to the curb with all checklists and forms to organize your home from top to bottom and the cleaning printables to plan a cleaning routine unique to your family’s needs and schedules.
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