Supplies:
- 4 buckets/bins from Dollar Tree/your house/where ever you wish
- Spray bottles, canisters etc. to hold your supplies (Again, Dollar Tree for me!)
- Reusable cleaning rags (I make mine out of 'well loved' burp cloths & t-shirts)
- Bulk containers of your favorite cleaning products or make your own
- Grocery bags. (I line my trash cans around the house with them- makes collecting the trash once a week a whole lot faster.)
To do:
- LABEL your spray bottles/containers. I didn't do this and my sweet husband just grabbed the first bottle he saw once and ended up putting my shower vinegar/dish soap mixture all over the mirror. That was sort of a mess.
- DIVIDE the bulk items between your buckets
- Give them a home. Ours live in each of our bathrooms.
Perks:
- Everything you need is in one place
- You have refillable containers so you can just buy the bulk size (generally cheaper) and refill
- With your supplies living in a plastic bucket, if something spills, you can just rinse out one bucket (in the tub!) instead of scrubbing an entire cabinet/drawer
- Others living in your house can't claim they don't know where the supplies are kept. Delegate!
I learned that it is best to "work smarter, not harder" from one of my professors/mentors in college. Now I'm able to quickly clean a bathroom and don't even have to haul supplies all over the house.
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| This is our kitchen bucket. Nothing fancy- it just keeps the products we use most easy to grab and keeps the bottom of our cabinet clean and spill-free. |

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