During the week, I cleaned the bathroom and my toothbrush holder was looking a little grotty. After all, it was a metal pen holder from a stationery desk set. Anything will do, right? I splashed out and bought myself a new bathroom set for a bargain price of $6. I should've looked at some of these other nifty alternatives for toothbrush holders I saw on Pinterest.
Brass fittings
Wood
Jars
Recycled stand
Cutlery organiser
Test tubes and pebbles
Woven popsicle sticks
Individual towel and toothbrush holders
Clay pots
Unusual mugs
Tealight vases
Fork
Prescription tablet bottles velcroed to the wall
Favourite decals added to glasses
Holes drilled in toothbrushes and kept on hooks
I'm loving the individual towel and brush holder idea. My kids fight over the toothpaste and each want their own. They each say that the other one messes the tube up!
ReplyDeleteSo far they've broken two towel rails so I'm wanting hooks for the towels now. So THAT ^ idea is perfect! Off to research it now!! :)
What a fun roundup. I dare not even look at our toothbrush holder, probably way gross :) Maybe I'll get one of those brass fittings next time I'm at the hardware store!
ReplyDeleteLove this! We use the cutlery tray!
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Many brass fittings contain lead, FYI. I'm going to try the test tube idea, but will also drill holes in the bottom for drainage.
ReplyDeleteI love all these alternatives! But the brass fittings really do rise above the rest. :D Were these used fittings? This would be a great way to repurpose fittings which cannot hold pipes as strongly as before. -->Gayle
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure Gayle but I think if you sterilised them and gave them a good scrub they'd be ok.
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