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Roundup: 10 Toothbrush Holders Under $20
Since many of you were appalled at the price of the toothbrush holder that I showcased in my poll yesterday, I decided that some cheaper options were in order. Believe me, I'm definitely not one to spend $107 on a toothbrush holder, either! I love ValancyJane's solution for a toothbrush holder option.
How Do You Store Your Toothbrush?
Ensuring that your bathroom is both tidy and attractive means that everything must be in its place. That, of course, includes our toothbrushes. This Unica Pewter Toothbrush Holder ($107) is definitely a pretty choice for an elegant and understated bathroom.
Love It or Hate It? CB2 Man Toothbrush Holder
The CB2 Man Tootbrush Holder ($3.95) is certainly clever, but I don't know if I'd want to suction this little fellow to my bathroom wall. Would you?
Love It or Hate It?
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Casa Verde: Tin Can Plastic Lids
Northumbria University graduate Jack Bresnahan's biodegradable, plastic lids turn your used tin cans into household containers. Here, a basic can has become a vase, and other lids include a soap dispenser, sugar caster, tea and coffee canisters, toothbrush holder, money box, and desk organizer. While tin cans can be recycled, many are tossed irresponsibly and end up in a landfill.
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Casa Verde: Plastic Bag Stand
Green designer Danny Seo always has great, simple ideas for greening your home. In
a recent post he writes that when he was thrifting at a local Goodwill, he saw a bunch of toothbrush holders, and immediately thought of using these as plastic bag dryers. All you have to do is stick wooden dowels or chopsticks in the holes where you'd normally stick your toothbrush, and then drape the bag over the stick.
Open House Recap: Top 10 House-Cleaning Shortcuts
Ever since I saw this list of 10 things you can stop cleaning right now — much of which involves disposing of things rather than washing them — I've been wondering how we can make housework easier without making landfills fuller. So in the Open House this weekend, I asked you guys to share your house-cleaning shortcuts.
Several users mentioned the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser, which is also one of my must-have cleaning tools.
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