Mum’s $13 storage hack for cleaning products is genius
A TikTok video shares the genius solution for storing cleaning products under the sink.
TikTok creator shares her genius solution for storing cleaning products under the sink. It just takes one affordable product from Bunnings.
How do you store your plastic bottles of Windex and canisters of oven cleaner?
Some people corral them in baskets or bins. Other people hook the nozzle triggers over towel racks.
Some people shove all the bottles under their kitchen sink so they explode out onto the floor every time you open the cupboard.
It seems there’s no perfect solution, until now.
One mum has shared her cleaning product storage solution, and it only costs $14 from Bunnings.
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Mum’s genius cleaning product storage solution from Bunnings
The woman posts clever home organisation videos to TikTok under the handle @organisedhomeboss, but this trick might be her most clever.
“If you have a cupboard under the sink that’s really, really small or just tight for space, and you store lots of cleaning products there this is the perfect item for you,” she said in a video.
“It’s a spice rack from Bunnings warehouse, you place it on your door and pretty much I put all my cleaning products on there. It’s the best, they’re all visible.”
The woman fixed two plastic spice racks to the inside of each cupboard door, stacked one on the other with space in between for bottles to stand. It turns makes the cupboard look a bit like a fridge door, but let’s face it, this is a lot more organised than any real family’s fridge.
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Bunnings spice rack storage solution goes viral
We love an affordable solution that makes life easier, and so did all her followers. Many people hailed the solution as “genius”, saying they were off to Bunnings to buy their own spice racks.
“First useful hack I’ve seen in years,” one person wrote.
“Need this in my life,” wrote another.
“Bunnings here I come,” said a third person,
Better get in quick. The video has been watched over 721,000 times, and the spice racks will probably sell out quickly.
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Not everyone was convinced. “Hell, first we gotta learn how to fold the fitted sheet to even fit into the damn pillowcase,” one person wrote.
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