Easy Find Medicine Bottles

You have a headache and decide to take some Tylenol, you look in the medicine cabinet and see lots of small bottles on the shelf, held back with a bar. Apart from having to rummage around for the Tylenol, you notice there's a lot of unused space above the little bottles. In lieu of installing an extra shelf, here's a solution for both problems.

Attach a 4" length of industrial strength Velcro along the top edge of the shelf's back wall. Then cut small pieces of Velcro and attach them to the backs of the small bottles. Now the small bottles are stuck to the cabinet wall in a higher position, making them more visible and easily found. This also frees up space on the actual shelf for other things. Write the new expiration dates on the old bottles and reuse them. Alternatively, cut another small piece of Velcro for each new bottle you buy.

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Happy RVing!

Joella

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Thanks Joella, that's a great one! My husband said it would take a lot of velcro for all his meds!!!

Nope, don't have anything to share....yet, but give me a month in our new TT and I might add something!

AndiJean

Joella,

Love that tip. The cabinet in my bathroom is too small for any of the wire shelves or racks I use in other ones and it drives me crazy to see all that wasted space. Now I need to figure out a better way to store towels and washcloths. I was wondering if one of those sock sorter things shaped like a bunch of x's might work with rolled up towels. Oh well, I'll figure something out.

I have pretty much, put all my tips on some time ago. I do love those Command hooks for all sorts of things. Think most of you put an extra shower rod across the top of your shower to hang wet things. With the way it is raining right now, my raincoat will go there after I pick Maggie up from the groomer.

What I would like from all of you is a tip on .........an easy way to change the sheets on your bed. My bed is a queen, with the head snugly fit between two deep nightstands. I am a sweating and a grumbling by the time I'm finished. Not a pretty site!!! A few weeks ago, I even turned the mattress. Boy was that a chore. It was the first time I ever did it, and frankly, probably the last time. I was stiff for days.

Kerry, I already do that, but the nightstands jut out 26 in. and I only have 12" at foot of bed. Very tight squeeze. It doesn't bother me most of the time as I only sleep there, but....changing the sheets is a real pain.