No one really thinks about their medicine cabinet needing a little organizational help until it is often waaaayy to late. The usual clue for most people is to open their cabinet, and only to find an avalanche of medicine, makeup, personal effects, and old toothbrushes. Well, instead of waiting for that to happen, why not take a little extra time and create a clutter free medicine cabinet?
Creating a clutter free medicine cabinet is a relatively simple matter. All that you need to do is follow these simple little steps. After following all of these steps, your medicine cabinet will once again be clutter free. What that mean's is that you will never have to fear the medicine cabinet avalanche again!
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2019-05-23 19:31:17
JJ Keist
I beg leave to amend my statement. It's the heat, not the humidity only, that ruins meds.
2019-05-23 19:27:59
JJ
My medicine cabinet is too small to get messy; no worries there! It's just a narrow boxlike thing with sliding doors, no shelves, maybe 10" high & 18" long. It's only big enough to hold a fairly limited supply of necessities in containers with smaller capacity. I don't keep medication in the bathroom anyhow. All that humidity can ruin them. I can't replace it because it isn't allowed. I rent, not own, my house, so I can't renovate or replace furnishings with others. Well, at least it keeps me from being a hoarder! 😄
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