Using Small Plastic Containers in the Bathroom

There are so many small things that get spilled,you know when it's time to shop for more.  
dropped, or lost in bathrooms; it's a wonder we- First aid. Like so many things that should be
ever manage to find what we need. If ever thereeasy to find, you can never find first aid items
were a room that could benefit from differentwhen you need them. Bandaids, ointment, and
sizes and shapes of small containers, it's this one.pain relievers can become strangely invisible during
Here are just a few ways you could use thesean emergency. Putting these things in a small
containers:plastic container keeps them from wandering
   away. Also consider taking a few of each item-a
- Cotton swabs. These actually look pretty whencouple of bandaids, a tube of antibacterial
fanned out in a clean container, plus you don'tointment, and a self-contained packet of Motrin or
have to search the back corners of drawers forTylenol-and putting them in their own small plastic
them when you need one.container. Then you know you've got a container
- Cotton balls. Same as cotton swabs, but theseto grab and use as a first aid kit whenever an
collect gunk when rolling around in drawers. Keepinjury occurs.   
them clean and at your fingertips when you need- Hotel soaps and lotions. We all take home the
them by stuffing them into a small plasticsmall bottles of shampoos and lotions and the
container.   small bars of soaps that we get from hotels. But
- Grooming items. Have you ever noticed thatonce we get home, we throw them in a drawer
you can't find a nail clipper or tweezers when youwhere we don't use them, or can't find them
need one? A small, clear container placed in yourwhen we need them. In order to get your
medicine cabinet or linen closet would solve thatmoney's worth, why not get a small plastic
problem.  container and throw them in there, instead? That
- Feminine hygiene products. The last thing youway you know what you have and where to find
want is to pick up the box of tampons and realizeit.
it's empty. Try stacking some clear plastic bins orOur bathrooms are often disorganized, but it
small stackable containers under the bathroomdoesn't take much to get them neat and clean
sink-one for each item you regularly use, such asagain. A few small plastic containers can take care
tampons, pads, and pantyliners. Then your spaceof almost all of our bathroom's organizational
isn't cluttered up with wrappers and boxes, andchallenges.