Stash - the name says it all. We're enthusiastic about this well-designed organizer by Boon. Use it to store and organize your feeding accessories in the kitchen, baby toiletries in the bathroom, or arts & crafts supplies in the play area.
Best of all, Stash can be mounted on the wall to save precious surface space. Or you can set it on the counter or table. Stash is available in black or white and sells for $25 here.
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Oooooor, you could just cut a bunch of cardboard tubes - tp rolls, oatmeal containers, what-have-you, then glue together and spraypaint.
For the bathroom you could do the same with plastic tubes, like from empty shampoo bottles, travel toothbrush holders, mayo jar, etc. Jut add a bit of electric tape in a coordinating color. (you can get spray paint for plastic now).
But I like the idea. Just not paying for it.
Oh, the elec. tape is for the top rims in case the edges are too sharp. Don't want to scratch yourself when reaching for a cotton swab.
the boon suction cup bowl is a waste of money
I have used toilet paper and paper towel rollers as emergency/temp holders, and see, they just don't last in a bathroom environment. Then I have to go to the trouble of remaking, repainting, reglueing, etc.
I'd rather have one organizer that's easy to clean and will last a long time.
i was a last min kid and forgot about the science project till the night before. mom got a bunch of hairspray and other caps and we hot glued them together for an organizer. i agree this seems as lame as my "science project"
This is cute and functional but I'd rather use things I already have than buy stuff to store stuff.