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11 Organizers for Under the Bathroom or Kitchen Sink Finding ways to store cleaning supplies and hair styling tools under the sink is a great way to organize your bathroom while reducing the amount of clutter on the premises. Many local retailers sell clear, stackable bins that can hold various items that often take up room on bathroom sinks. You can also use portable caddys to hold cleaning products and supplies, giving you the ability to easily remove them when it is time to tidy up the area. Key Takeaways: A styling tool organizer is a great way to store...

  Extendable Sliding Clothes Valet Rod – Chrome 12″Extendable Sliding Clothes Valet Rod – Chrome 12″ - Closet rod slides back into the casing for a clean look when not in use. This elegant closet accessory features a contemporary polished chrome finish and that will enhance the decor of any modern closet or changing room. The 12″ depth extendable closet rod is the compact clothes rod that telescopes outward to hang clothing and accessories in your closet space. Holds up to a 50 pound weight capacity. Made of lightweight aluminum construction with a mirror chrome finish. May be mounted to a...

You're probably not a prison warden, so don't jangle your keys on a ring. Store up to eight keys in this simple and silent organizer.

Whether you’ve just started working from home or you’ve had a home office for years, we have plenty of tips, tricks, and guides to boost your productivity and eliminate stress. MakeUseOf is a remote company, so we have years of experience in working from home. If you’re new to remote work, let us tell you, it can be both liberating and challenging at the same time. Yes, you won’t have to dress up and commute to work, but you might also struggle to get stuff done. Our collection of resources will help you stay focused, productive, and happy while working...

Passion for SavingsNo matter what time of the year, foil packet recipes are always in season. Taking the fuss out of cooking, especially when it comes to dinner recipes, foil packets can be baked, roasted, grilled, or tossed over an open campfire. Who says camping food is only hotdogs and roasted marshmallows? Simply load up the camper kitchen with your favorite flavor combinations, make sure the packs are completely sealed, cook, and enjoy some campfire meals. When cooking your tin foil packet meal, be sure to use a heavy duty aluminum foil. This will prevent tearing and the wonderful juices...