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If there’s one thing lacking in an RV bathroom it’s cabinet storage space. While you could survive with minimal toiletries for a few days, that’s no fun. So how do you store your shampoo, shaving cream, and body wash?
Michaelsaurus came up with a fantastic idea to solve this (never ending) storage problem.
Make Your Own Bathroom Bottle Holders
Using only some hairbands and suction cups, you can make DIY bottle holders that stick right to your shower’s walls. This trick works on both tile and plastic shower stalls.
What you’ll need:
- pack of suction cups
- elastic hair bands (you could also use rubber bands, but they will gradually deteriorate in the wet environment)
Total cost? $1-2.
Michaelsaurus
Michael said it would be best to use the hair scrunchies that have an outer coating made of plastic. The plastic coating will help the scrunchie grip onto the bottle’s exterior.
Michael removed the hook from the suction cup, and threaded the hair scrunchie through the eye on the face of the cup.
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As you thread the scrunchie or rubber band through the opening, be careful not to stress the plastic too much. You could end up breaking the plastic nib on the front, making the suction cup useless.
Wet the back of the suction cup before pressing it against the shower wall. To insert a bottle, simply open the elastic band, and push the bottle through.
Michaelsaurus
Open the cap, tilt the bottle and voilà! A homemade suction cup bottle dispenser.
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More completed bottle holders.
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If you have a particularly heavy bottle, you might try using two bands with a couple of suction cups. You’ll be surprised how strong some cheap hair bands and suction cups can be!
