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| Undersink Cabinet |
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| Things
You'll Need |
Vinyl Tiles |
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Plastic Bucket |
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Wire Mesh Basket |
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Cup Hooks |
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Onion Bag |
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Chalk/Charcoal |
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| Solution: |
| Between the inevitable leaks and the unending array of cleansers that you want to shake a stinky sponge at; the cabinet under your sink can get pretty disgusting, don't worry; I have some ideas to help you out! |
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You can buy individual peel and stick vinyl tiles at home improvement centers for very little money. Use them to line the inside of the cabinet. They're sturdier than shelf paper, they clean up easily and they'll protect the bottom of the cabinet from leaks and spills. |
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A plastic bucket or basin can serve double duty as a corral for all of those cleansers. Plus it makes them easier to tote around when you're doing your chores. |
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Hang a wire mesh basket on the cabinet door, to keep your sponges and scrubbers in. It will keep them handy and the mesh will allow them to dry completely so they don't get smelly. |
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A couple of cup hooks can handle bottlebrushes, feather dusters and small brooms. |
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To keep the cabinet from smelly musty, fill an onion bag with chalk or charcoal and hang it from another cup hook on the "roof" of the cabinet. Your little sachet will absorb odors and control moisture! |
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