Might try having that plunger hold extra toilet paper

Hugs,
Ardella
At 10:05 AM 1/10/2002 -0600, you wrote:
>OK, this is kind of a weird request, but it will help keep the peace in this
>household.  :-)  My husband *insists* that we need to keep the toilet
>plunger next to the toilet at all times.  (Our toilet tends to back up
>periodically - like maybe once a month).  I can't see the importance of
>keeping it right there, since we don't use it that often.  How hard is it to
>run down to the basement once a month???  Besides, it's just ugly to look at
>every day!  But in the interests of harmony, I've agreed that we can keep it
>there, if we can find a way to hide it.  There is no room for it in the
>vanity or hidden behind the toilet.  Does anyone have any suggestions on how
>I can disguise this ugly thing, and still keep it accessible for those
>Monthly Emergency Toilet Back-Ups?
>
>And on a related note, our vanity is *extremely* small.  In our old house, I
>was able to keep all our regularly used toiletries, our backup supplies, and
>infrequently used items in the vanity, but now I don't have room for much
>more than the basics, and even then, they're aren't easily accessible.  So I
>bought a set of those shelves that fit over the toilet, and they are just
>fine.  But all that stuff just piled on shelves doesn't look very neat.
>Does anyone have any thoughts on what I can do to make things more
>presentable and organized?  I've got half a mind to just take the load of
>stuff down to the basement, and put some nice baskets of flowers and
>potpourri on the shelves, but the basement is already starting to fill up
>with boxes.  I'd like to develop some storage upstairs, but I'm just not
>that creative!  I did get rid of quite a bit of our stash of extra
>toiletries.  I know I can get rid of more, and I intend to do that, but I
>still need some attractive (and frugal?) storage ideas for what's left.
>
>Help! :-)
>
>Pam.
>
>
>"You don't have to see the top of the staircase to take the first steps."
>--Martin Luther King, Jr.
>
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