Get Instant Shower Storage for Less Than $20
4 Materials
$18
10 Minutes
Easy
Need more shower storage? I definitely did! There's nothing worse than trying to get clean while bottles and soap containers are falling on your toes. Instead of adding shelves or making a more permenant (read: expesnvie) change to my shower, I came up with a simple solution! I used a tension rod, shower baskets, and some curtain hooks to create more shower space. It's simple and space saving.
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STEP 1: Prepare your tension rod
STEP 2: Attach shower clips to baskets
STEP 3: Add your rod to the shower
STEP 4: Hang your bottles
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This is a great idea for keeping shower items at hands reach.
I would only use containers that are 3-5 ozs of shampoo, conditioner, and lotion. Anything heavier would probably pull the rod down unless it is well secured to the wall. Also like the idea of the small hanging baskets, great for sponges/razors/and small tub toys. GREAT JOB.
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This is a terrific idea! Thank you for sharing!
For hanging wet wash cloths, I use Command hooks for wet locations mounted high on the shower wall, where the water doesn't directly spray on them. My wash cloths dry between showers so they can go in the hamper until laundry day.
The Command hooks for wet locations are labeled as such in blue, at the bottom of the package.
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is there a reason this wouldn’t work on the shower rod that has the curtain?
I love the idea as everything is available. I was wondering why you didn't use plastic clips. Will they not hold the weight?
Any ideas for how to keep the tension rod in place? I put one bottle of shampoo and it fell