You can easily find shower baskets in a variety of colors and styles at Dollar Store. From plastic ones with handles to metal ones that hang up, you have plenty of choices. And you don’t have to keep them in the bathroom.
These handy containers have many uses in your home. For a small investment, you can have the perfect organizer. These nine shower box designs will change the way you organize forever.
- Create a movie theater
We used colorful plastic shower bins to create creative movie theater trays. Lay out popcorn, soda and snacks for a fun movie night for everyone. Take it outside or load it into the car for a “drive-in” movie. Children and adults alike will love it.
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- Do your homework.
With this creative shower box, you won’t have to search for a ruler or pencil when you do your homework. This homework box contains everything your child needs to complete their homework. Once this box is taken out, kids can start doing their homework right away.
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- Organize car fluids (h/t Lifehack)
With this shower box, you can keep the liquids you need in the car where you need them. The fluids are securely held in the box so they don’t leak back into the car. If you store all your supplies in this box, anything that might be rolling around in your trunk will be a thing of the past.
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- Make a picnic lunch for an overnight stay in the car (h/t HGTV)
With this easy way to pack lunches on the go, you won’t have to worry about the kids running around in the back seat. These cubbies are perfect for packing sandwiches, snacks and drinks on the go. Keep a couple of plastic shower buckets in the car for those emergency fast food joints.
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- Organize under the sink (ht: neat house, sweet home)
Cleaning supplies can quickly clutter up your storage space. Organize under the sink with a shower caddy. It can hold all the cleaning supplies you carry from room to room. Simply grab the handle and take it to where it needs cleaning.
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- Keep hair products within easy reach (h/t 320 Sycamore).
With this hanging shower case, you can quickly find your hair products. It is securely fastened under the sink using the command hook. If you don’t find a shower box that fits your size, you can cut it to fit.
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- Aerate your vegetables (h/t Domestic Diva Domain).
Some vegetables will keep better if they are stored at room temperature, but the question is where to store them. If they are kept in bowls or baskets where the air does not circulate properly, the vegetables may spoil. You can make a great vegetable rack by hanging a shower box on a command hook. This will save counter space and reduce food waste at the same time.
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- Keep track of winter accessories (h/t Shabby Nest).
Gloves, hats and scarves can create endless chaos when stacked in doorways. This creative solution uses a shower box to create a storage area for winter items. Everyone can easily find what they’re looking for before heading out to play in the snow.
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- Clear the kitchen counter (h/t Down to Earth Style)
Items that are used frequently need to be easy to find. But hiding everything can slow down your work in the kitchen. Repurpose suction cup showers into creative holders for kitchen essentials. It’s easy to attach them to the side of a cabinet or backsplash.
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Use your creativity to find more ways to use your shower box from these ideas and share them with friends and family on Facebook.