Easy Velcro Bathroom Organization

I'm always looking for ways to organize my small house so that it feels more spacious and tidy. Since I had bought some Velcro for my TV remote project (Velcro Remote Storage) I thought I would try to use more of it to organize my bathroom sink. Our sink is rather small with not much space for stuff. Here is a picture of before I organized.

Pretty cluttered and not that easy to clean. Now her is what it looks like after I organized.

I gained a decent amount of counter space and it is much easier to clean. So, her is what I did.

I took the cords from our electric toothbrushes and used elastic bands, so they would take up less space. I also used Velcro to stick the cords to the tile so that they would not clutter the counter.

Lastly, I found this dishwasher safe plastic cup for a $1 at Target, Frozen themed of course, to hold all my daughter's tooth brushing stuff. I used Velcro to attach it to the tile wall to free up counter space.

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Organization: Bath Toy Storage

I have hated the lack of bath toy organization in our bathroom for a long time now. It always looks like a hot mess. I searched Pinterest for a reasonably cheap solution to this problem and came across what you see above, a shower rod with wire baskets. Let me show you my bathroom storage before so you get an idea of where I was coming from.

Quite a sad place. 

Pin: http://www.pinterest.com/pin/83809243038563397/

This pin did not have a working link, so I do not have an original website for you guys.

Materials:

-Shower Rod  - Zenith Adjustable Tension Shower Rod, White, 72 Inches $13

-Shower Hooks - IKEA RINGSJON CLEAR SHOWER CURTAIN RINGS 12 PCS $6

-Wire Baskets - Organized Living Simple Basket, White $8 each

I bought this stuff on amazon, I've attached the link for anyone who is interested. All of these items were available for free super saver shipping.

Result:

All in all this was one of the easiest transformations that I have ever under took, taking a total of two minutes to put up. I love that the bath tub now looks and is more organized. The whole project cost me $35, which is more than I would usually spend, I'm sure if you shopped around you could find the items for cheaper.