say what? a battery storage box?! i love this!
of course, it can be found at the container store for $5.99. 🙂
i grabbed 2 of them and quickly filed away all of my opened battery packages…
my opened packages fit inside the 2 boxes i purchased…
then i put the boxes on the shelf they were previously located…
the blue bin next to it contains our unopened packages of batteries…
who thought batteries could look so nice?
next up – i found a great stain removal chart on martha stewart’s website. i had it pinned on a pinterest board for a while and figured eventually i would print it out to hang somewhere. each time i did laundry and found a random stain, i would go to my pinned image or the martha stewart website to find out how to remove it. and that wasn’t working well for me. inevitably, i would walk across the house to the office, where our computer is…then get distracted and forget why i had walked to the office in the first place.
finally, i had enough of that and printed the chart…
i placed it inside a sheet protector page…
used my scrapbook cutter to cut off the 3-hole edge…
and thought of a creative way to hang it in the laundry room…
it’s so cute hanging from that skirt hanger, but it wasn’t feeling quite right to me. there seems to be too much wall around it…
so i took it down and hung it on the family command center white board…
that will be it’s very temporary home, because i have a few ideas up my sleeve on what i could do with this hanger idea…and making the entire wall over there look balanced. stay tuned for that! that will be a fun project to work on this summer.
give me some thoughts of your own too!
nevertheless, it’s been printed and is now located in the laundry room where i can easily and quickly read how to remove various stains. thank you, martha!
my final little thing for today, and the entire series, was containing the coins (and sometimes dollar bills!) found while doing the laundry. anyone doing laundry knows what fun little trinkets you find while going through pockets…or you hear them rumbling around in the dryer.
i figure, since i’m the one doing the laundry, it automatically becomes my property. heh heh.
in the past i would just pull out the coins or other items and put them on top of the dryer until i had a moment to put them away. instead, i decided to use one of my new little plastic drawer organizers from the dollar store…
i had the perfect little spot for it too…inside my new laundry supply box…
Such a simple idea but I'm totally going to get my batteries organized. They are in 2 locations and just loose once opened. Thank you.