35. Outdoor Towel Storage Rack
You can purchase one of these on Etsy, but if you’ve got a handy man near by, you can also make something similar with PVC pipe! What a great resting spot for all of your wet towels, shorts and swimsuits. This way they can be used over and over instead of ending up in a pile somewhere.
36. DIY Ball Storage
With a few pieces of scrap wood and a pack of bungee cords, you can create your very own section in the garage to store balls where they can easily be grabbed before practice and put back away when finished. How clever! The Blogspot account where I found this idea is no longer active, but the idea seems rather simple to figure out.
37. Baby Wipe Case Storage
Save those baby wipe cases for on-the-go storage! They’re perfect for the kids’ crayons, markers, and stickers.
38. Spice Rack Storage
Just like the mop and broom racks they make for mounting on the wall, you can also buy these made just for spice containers! Mount them to the back of a cupboard door to save shelf space.
39. Clever Lid Storage
Install metal towel bars to the inside of a pantry door to store the lids to your pots! It really does seem like the lids never have anywhere to go and just get jumbled up in a mess. This will make them easy to see and grab.
40. Repurposed Door Handles
Instead of putting your hand towels on a towel hook, consider using large, looped door handles. This might work better for a smaller spot on the wall where a bulky towel hook won’t fit. It is also more secure, and the towel is less likely to slip off. In fact, I use the handle to the faux drawer front that is below the sink in my kitchen to hold a towel.
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