I got a soap holder from Ikea. I loved that thing. It was wire mesh with a big old honking suction cup on it. Worked perfectly!
Well, until I took a shower. It always waited until I had shampoo in my eyes before it would spontaneously disassemble itself and commit suicide all over the inside of the tub. So, after chasing it around the tub a few times and putting it back together I decided to move the soap back to it's old location on the rim, under a washcloth.
Anyway, me and the wife did clean up the garage a few weeks ago. Bought some new shelving, installed it. Gave us enough room to hang up the bikes and it looks so much neater.
Congrats on getting the apartment straightened up!
I love IKEA! It's been forever since I went there since it's not in a particularly important area for our commutes.
The shower caddy I bought is one that you hang on the shower head. I don't trust no dang suction cups.
Ugh, bikes. We just leave our bikes inside close to the back door because the bike racks are all the way down in the garage and almost always full - ain't no body got time for that. Turns out the apartments we live in (they're actually condominiums and we're subletting) have an HOA and my boyfriend got a warning about leaving his bike out on the deck. I think it's silly, especially since the tagline of the city is "Bicycle Capital of the Northwest." I mean, come on.
I got a soap holder from Ikea. I loved that thing. It was wire mesh with a big old honking suction cup on it. Worked perfectly!
Well, until I took a shower. It always waited until I had shampoo in my eyes before it would spontaneously disassemble itself and commit suicide all over the inside of the tub. So, after chasing it around the tub a few times and putting it back together I decided to move the soap back to it's old location on the rim, under a washcloth.
Anyway, me and the wife did clean up the garage a few weeks ago. Bought some new shelving, installed it. Gave us enough room to hang up the bikes and it looks so much neater.
Congrats on getting the apartment straightened up!
I love IKEA! It's been forever since I went there since it's not in a particularly important area for our commutes.
The shower caddy I bought is one that you hang on the shower head. I don't trust no dang suction cups.
Ugh, bikes. We just leave our bikes inside close to the back door because the bike racks are all the way down in the garage and almost always full - ain't no body got time for that. Turns out the apartments we live in (they're actually condominiums and we're subletting) have an HOA and my boyfriend got a warning about leaving his bike out on the deck. I think it's silly, especially since the tagline of the city is "Bicycle Capital of the Northwest." I mean, come on.