How to Complete a Master Bath Organize

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Today I will tackle my master bathroom….do any of you need help with this? It’s one of those areas that gets forgotten about…but really organizing it can make you feel like a put-together adult!

When we built this house, one of our “MUST” haves was DUAL sinks. When we saw the model and this bathroom…..SOLD!!!! It works well for us to have completely separate areas! He takes care of his and I ~~sort of~~ take care of mine.

Current situation:

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In my area, I have 2 Scentsy warmers, bath bombs (that are not even mine), storage containers just waiting to be used, and drawers that have no rhyme or reason. It is CLEAR that we need a master bath organize session.

Cotton balls, I think there are more somewhere else…..

HAHAHHA….my stretch mark cream…..extra razors, toothpaste….

This is my most used drawer…my comb, QTIPS, barbie clothes, purple hair spray from Halloween, crayons…..makes total sense right?

Under the sink…not sure why I need 4 bottles of contact solution other than I forgot I had extra and bought it when it was on sale, lotions I haven’t used in years, and there are those other cotton balls I told you about!

As always, start here:

Purge

First rule of Fight Club….I mean organization?!? PURGE!!!!!

Ok – drawer by drawer we go.

Pull everything out of the drawers and make use of the things you find.

Take samples sizes, hotel size, and “I’ll never use this” gifts and put them into a plastic bag. This can include lotions, soaps, toothpaste, and tooth brushes (you know the one your dentist HAS to give you but they don’t clean teeth!!) and take them to the homeless shelter!

Those folks will love getting these things. It doesn’t matter if you only have 2 of each….that means 2 people will have clean teeth and clean hair for tomorrow!

Clean

Once everything is out of the cabinets and drawers, wipe down the inside with Mrs. Meyers.

It is important to wipe the handles and the outsides of our cabinets, DO NOT FORGET.

Organize

Always keep like things together – hand soaps together, lotions, hair stuff….you get the idea.

For my master bath organize – I started with the drawers.

I had some containers but clearly, I needed more.

Supplies:

Next drawer is my “someday I will lose weight and need to get rid of my stretch marks” drawer. I had a friend that sold this stuff and so I bought a ton to support her and then realized that there was no point in removing stretch marks if I was going to get more….After I’m done with school I will have time for a work out….I promise!

I also keep any extra items here that I need to replace frequently, like razors, after shave gel, and replacement toothbrush heads.

Moving to the other side of the sink. Rethinking the handiness of the drawers was a way to keep me organized. Place the most used things closest to me…or in the top drawers. And so on…….

Oh hello things I need every day. Nice to see you. I can’t decide which natural deodorant I like better….TBD.

I decided to move the less used hair appliances to the linen closet. Corralling the products so I can actually see what I am grabbing, it makes total sense!

I have to keep the temporary hair dye here (this way little hands can’t do it themselves!)

Next we move the the under the sink area. This was the largest purge area for me so I had to make sure it stayed free of clutter. I need to know what I have and do not buy duplicates! In the before picture, you saw a drawer system that I hadn’t started using yet…..

So here is what I did:

vExtra toothpaste, deodorant, contact solution ended up in the top left drawer.
Extra lotions and soaps are in the bottom left drawer.
Travel accessories are in the top and middle right drawers.
AND my handy (I will always have on hand) lice kit is in the bottom right drawer.

Overall, it was quite an improvement to my bathroom organization.

I even did a quick clean up of the linen closet.

Before:

Using the same techniques used in the girls/guest linen closet, I made our linen closet in the master bath more presentable…even though no one else sees it!