Why You Should Put a Kitchen Utensil Holder in Your Bathroom (It's Smart!)

"I have almost no counter space in my small bathroom, which means every time I need to put something down - a makeup brush, a hairbrush, or jewelry - I end up awkwardly balancing it on the sink ledge or carrying it into another room. It's a daily annoyance that has me brainstorming solutions. That's when I thought of putting a utensil rest in the bathroom. It's a surprisingly smart, versatile little tool that could be the perfect fix."

"A silicone utensil rest, like this one on Amazon with a built-in drip pad and four slots, can corral small items and keep surfaces drip-free, and then you can toss it in the dishwasher to sanitize. You can even label each slot for different family members or categories if you'd like. Here are just a few of the ways you can put one to work. Keep makeup brushes clean and accessible."

A silicone utensil rest with a built-in drip pad and multiple slots corrals small bathroom items and keeps surfaces drip-free. Labels on slots can designate family members or categories. Makeup brushes can rest horizontally in the slots to stay clean, dust-free, and to retain bristle shape while air-drying; the silicone texture doubles as a gentle scrubber for washing. A small hairbrush fits in a slot to stay off counters. Toothbrushes are separated to avoid messy drips, and jewelry can sit on the tray to prevent loss down the drain. The rest is dishwasher-safe for sanitizing.

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