The old saying ‘everything has a place, and a place for everything’ is definitely starting to show it’s age. We live in a world of consumables – buy, store, use, throw away. With so much stuff constantly coming and going in a home it is hard to have a ‘place for everything’. Heck it can be hard to have a place for most things.
With property prices as they are any amount of storage space is at a premium, especially if it also takes up floor space. Which is why so many people are turning to storage solutions that don’t use the floor but instead use the empty ‘air space’ that would otherwise go underutilised.
The Bathroom Shelf Caddy
One of the perfect examples of this is the bathroom shelf caddy. The bathroom is notorious for struggling for storage space – with every surface covered in consumables. This is because there are simply so many objects we use in the bathroom. Soaps, razors, sponges, toothbrushes, make up, deodorant – the list is almost endless!
Which is why using a bathroom shelf caddy to help keep these items from cluttering up the room, but still being in easy reach when you need it, is so important. Simply fitting a shelf caddy to a wall can solve a lot of your bathroom storage needs.
The best bet with a bathroom shelf caddy is to attach it to the wall near the shower or bath. That way you can access it when needed, without having to get out. This allows you to store such important things as your shower gels and sponges within easy reach, but in a clutter free and stylish fashion.
There are plenty of uses for the bathroom shelf caddy – I’m sure that you can think of many more.
Filed under Shelf Caddy, The Bathroom Shelf Caddy by on Aug 8th, 2010. 
There are all sorts of shelf caddies available on the market today – helping to fill numerous niches and help us with a tremendous amount of function. It is amazing how many different types of shelf caddy people have in the house without ever actually realizing it.
But when you think about the function of a shelf caddy, and how existing ones are already helping you in and around the home, the odds are you will be thinking of getting a few more fitted! Want proof? How about these wonderful examples of a shelf caddy and what it can do for you.
Types of Shelf Caddy
Look around your home and you will see all sorts of shelf caddies such as:
1) The bathroom shelf caddy. Probably the most popular type this kind of shelf caddy tends to be made of metal with numerous baskets running down it at various levels. Used to store soaps, shower gels, sponges etc. Many keep it hanging (or standing) within reach of people in the shower.
2) The kitchen shelf caddy. Also very popular this type of caddy is often used for such things as spices (it can easily double as a spice rack), small food stuffs such as stock cubes or chillis, and much more besides.
3) The hallway shelf caddy – used by many people the world over to store important items that don’t really live elsewhere. From car keys to letters, this has a great amount of everyday use.
4) The shed shelf caddy. Perfect for keeping little bits and pieces you use on a regular basis but which would get swamped in the everyday sections. Items such as nails, screw drivers etc.
Of course there are many other types of shelf caddy available for everyday use – it doesn’t take much imagination to think of how useful it could be in everyday life!
Filed under Shelf Caddy, Shelf Caddy - The Places They Are Best Used by on Jul 26th, 2010.