Reddit reviews ZPC Zenith Products Corporation Zenna Home 2501W, Bathroom Spacesaver, White
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Decorative bath storage unit fits over standard toilets to provide extra storage spaceDurable white, powder-coated steel finishEasy to assembleIncludes 3 wire storage shelves23-3/8-by-68-3/8-by-12-3/8-InchDecorative bath storage unit fits over standard toilets to provide extra storage spaceEasy to assembleIncludes 3 wire storage shelves23-3/8-by-68-3/8-by-12-3/8-Inch
They were a big help for me too. I put two hooks up and hung a stainless steel grid on it with a bunch of S hooks. Dorm room had virtually no kitchen space, but all my spoons and utensils could hang off of it.
A wall mounted knife rack is an easy start.
Foldable dish racks are kind of annoying, but if you need the room then there you go.
Toilet shelves can be a nice touch. Shower racks too.
Plastic storage boxes for your bulk. Really Useful Boxes are great, but they're pricey for what you'd expect. Staples sometimes carries them.
If you're unfashionable like me, I have a bunch of folding chairs and folding table that come out when people come over for D&D. They're hideous, but I it's six chairs and a table that can get put away when I want more space.
You could get this sort of wire shelving which is designed to sit on top of the toilet.
> I don't exactly want to dry myself with a towel that was laying where people shit
I hate to tell you this, but there is shit residue everywhere. On the floor, on the door handle, on the towel hook, on your toothbrush. Everywhere. And not just in the bathroom.
> now ITS ON lol!
Be a good girlfriend and just tell him "I would be happy to dry off in the shower instead of on the mat, if you buy a towel rack for me." And be cute about it. He will feel guilty about bitching on reddit instead of talking to you directly, and he will do it. Or he is a dumbass (always a possibility).
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Like this one-
http://www.amazon.com/Products-2501W-Freestanding--Toilet-Shelving/dp/B000H8U4VU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1332272113&sr=8-1
Transforming these crates into something beautiful is going to be wayyyy more of a hassle than it's worth. Honestly. That said, yes, it's a total eye-sore.
Keeping items that shouldn't take humidity in a bathroom is also not the best, but I'll assume you have nowhere else to put this stuff.
My suggestion would be putting [a piece like this] (http://www.amazon.com/South-Shore-Acapella-Wardrobe-Black/dp/B00C86WULQ/ref=sr_1_4?s=furniture&ie=UTF8&qid=1409936841&sr=1-4) where the crates are. The piece should match the hardware and color of the bottom of the vanity. Then, you can use this space to take some of the items out of the crates and store them in the armoire. If it's better, take the things that are currently under your sink and put them in your new armoire and then put the crate contents under the sink. Whatever is more convenient.
As for lessening up all the products on your sink, here are two options, one that would need landlord approval, but would be "nicer" and another that is renter friendly. First option is to put up [two of these] (http://www.potterybarn.com/products/mercer-glass-shelf/?pkey=cbath-wall-shelves&cm_src=bath-wall-shelves||NoFacet-_-NoFacet-_--_-) -- one above the toilet, and another above the towel rack (or stack both in either location). Get the polished nickel to match the hardware on the vanity. Now, you can put some of your products on those shelves. You can also get the [three shelf version] (http://www.potterybarn.com/products/mercer-triple-glass-shelf/?pkey=cbath-wall-shelves&cm_src=bath-wall-shelves||NoFacet-_-NoFacet-_--_-).
The renter-friendly option is to get one of [these bad boys] (http://www.amazon.com/Products-2501W-Freestanding--Toilet-Shelving/dp/B000H8U4VU/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1409937224&sr=8-4&keywords=above+toilet+shelves) for all your tolietries.