How to store shower tools so they dry
3 min read · Beauty House HQ

Wet tools in a closed box stay damp. Tools that hang in open air dry faster and look neater.
Here is how to set up a simple drying spot.
Hang, do not stack
Use a hook for brushes with a loop, such as the Long Handled Bath Brush. Hang scrubbers by a tab or a clip.
Hanging lets water run off.
Give them air
Leave a little space between tools. A shelf with gaps or an open basket works well.
The Soap Saver Mesh Bag Set, 2 Pack can hang with the soap inside, so the bar dries between uses.
Keep it tidy
Choose a small set of tools and keep them in one spot. A tidy corner makes the shower feel calmer.
Read our care guide for more habits.
A five minute reset
At the end of the day, rinse each tool, shake it and hang it up. Wipe the shelf or ledge with a damp cloth. That is the whole routine.
Once a week, take everything down and check each hook for soap build up. Wipe the hooks, then hang the tools back in a different order so each one gets some air.
The Silicone Body Scrubber, 2 Pack rinses and air dries in the same spot. Our care guide lists care notes for every item, so you can check each tool in a minute.
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Questions and answers
Where should I store a scrubber?
Somewhere with air flow, such as a hook or an open shelf.
Do I need a special rack?
No. A few hooks are enough.
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