There are two rooms in the house that even the untidy tend to make more effort with, when it comes to providing adequate storage and keeping them clean and tidy. Yes! you are right, it’s the kitchen and the bathroom.

The reasons for each are of course different .   For some of the understandable reasons the bathrooms don’t get cluttered. One is that there is not much that is likely to get dumped in there, so keeping them tidy is relatively easy. Another is that bathrooms are normally small in relation to other rooms, and therefore do not come to mind when looking for somewhere to store something . This makes the bathroom a simple room to keep clean and tidy, so we usually keep on top of any problem.

There is really not that much that needs to be kept in the bathroom, so organizing storage is usually simple.   Towels being the bulkiest items there, can be taken care of by making provision for sufficient number of rails. Bathroom shelving usually does not need to be extensive. When you get some diy shelves, problem is solved. Generally it suffices to have a cabinet above the sink and vanity, but that may not be good enough for a large family with members of diversified age. That makes it desirable to have additional cabinets. Corner shelving works well in bathrooms, and can sometimes fit into the shower area or cubicle, so you have everything to hand while showering. There are many shelving ideas to use.

Kitchen, on the other hand is quite different and needs more consideration. In most homes it is the only working room, unless there is a home office. People who cook at home have  necessarily to maintain hygiene by keeping the kitchen neat and clean and keep things well arranged and  organized to facilitate faster working. That is not always true, of course, but is often the case.

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