It’s time to ditch these clutter-causing, grime-collecting items.
Clear out your cabinets and drawers for a cleaner, more organized bathroom.
Bathrooms are the center of busy morning routines, nightly regimens, and basic needs throughout the day.
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Expired Toiletries
Most toiletry items, such as contact solution, mouthwash, and soap, have expiration dates.
Check for a date on the bottom of the container to determine if it’s still good to use.
Out-of-Date Beauty Products
Beauty products aren’t designed to last forever.
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This indicates the number of months the product will last after opening it.
You should also keep an eye out for color, consistency, or smell changes.
These are signs that your makeup is no longer fit for use.
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Old Medications
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If not, they’re only taking up space.
So clear out your collection of single-use samples to make room for the full-size products you actually use.
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Instead,secure your storage spacefor those in good condition that you enjoy using.
Also, consider updating your bath mat to keep mildew out from underfoot.
For these reasons,the American Dental Association recommendsreplacing your toothbrush every three to four months.
Swap it out even sooner if the bristles become visibly frayed or matted.
Regularly wash toothbrush holders and vanity organizers in hot, soapy water.
Damaged Hair-Styling Tools
Tools like hair dryers,curling irons, and straighteners can wear out with frequent use.
Check with your local waste management program to see if they can accept these items for recycling.
