The $4 Kitchen Organizer That’s Useful in Every Room of the House
Keeping your home organized on a limited budget is never easy. But what if we told you that we’d discovered a $4 buy on Amazon that can instantly create extra storage space in just about every room of your home?
Believe it or not, suction holders for sponges, like this one from Amazon, can work wonders for over-cluttered and storage-deprived areas throughout your home, all it takes is a little imagination.
Read ahead for a handful of ways you can employ a sponge holder to up your home organization game.
1. In the kitchen
Desperately seeking a dry place to store your damp sponge after doing the dishes? This drain-hole-covered cutie sticks right to the inside of your sink so you can dry your sponge out in style.
2. For your pantry
Turn your tiny kitchen pantry into a super streamlined space in seconds with some sponge holders. Place a few on the inside of your pantry door to corral small items—like tea packets and seasoning—or install a bunch for a DIY-style spice rack.
3. Inside your closet
A cramped closet is no match for a well-placed sponge holder (or three). Stick a couple on the inside of your closet door to forge an unexpectedly stylish jewelry organizer or along your closet wall to stash smaller accessories.
4. Near your bathroom vanity
Searching for an inexpensive way to score some more bathroom storage? Sponge holders work great for keeping makeup brushes (and other small cosmetic items such as perfume samples and eyeliner) organized in a bathroom—and can be mounted to just about any smooth surface—like the mirror—to free up sink space.
5. In the shower
If you thought you were stuck with a storage-less shower then think again. Sponge holders stick nicely inside of you shower to hold everything from soap bars to razor blades and are way less bulky than traditional over-the-showerhead organizers.
6. Inside the fridge
Always looking for the right place to stash super small items in your fridge, such as condiment packets and cheese sticks? Stick a sponge holder or two along the inside walls of your fridge and voila: You’ll never forget that they’re in there.
This post originally ran on Apartment Therapy. See it there: This $4 Organizing Secret Works in Every Room of the House