What do moldings and shoes have in common?heels, ice cubes and carpet, rubber bands and door handles? Read about this and much more in our new article When creating an interior, it is impossible to foresee everything. Over time, you will need little things that cannot be found in every store. We have put together a collection of ideas that solve a good half of such inconveniences.
1. Flat rubber bands will help keep doors open.
2. The shoe holder can be replaced with simple moldings
3. A rubber glass cleaner can also be used to remove pet hair from carpet.
4. An old CD case can be put to great use in the bathroom
5. You can store the ironing board in a hanging position; you can use strong clothes hooks as holders.
6. Hide your router on a bookshelf
7. You can store plastic bags in a tissue box
8. Furniture marks on carpet will disappear thanks to ice cubes
9. Similar keys will be easier to distinguish if you mark them, for example with nail polish.
10. Hooks from an old shower curtain can be reused to store your denim collection.
11. A shoe organizer can also be useful in the kitchen
12. A towel holder can help with storing jewelry.
13. A magnet on the handle of a hammer will save you from long searches for lost nails
14. Where to store potholders? On the back of a chair, of course!
15. Letter Organizer and Ballet Flats - Feel the connection?
16. The meter or alarm panel can be securely hidden behind a painting
17. Why buy an expensive whiteboard when you can just draw on the glass with a washable marker?
18. New life for old door handles - original hangers. Why not?
19. A box from an old table - how about a shelf for your favorite little things?
20. Painted walls need minor repairs from time to time - a tiny can of paint will definitely come in handy
21. How to store wires? And what are the hangers for?
22. A medicine bottle, a pine cone, a key to the apartment. Bury it all near the door - and voila, the hiding place is ready.
23. Is your carpet slippery? Strips of quick-drying construction latex will probably help.
24. How to wash a Lego collection? In a laundry net, of course!
25. To avoid scratching the door in a narrow garage, attach a rubber tube or a strip of rigid foam to the wall.
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