Where to hang your shower tools
3 min read · Beauty House HQ
Small bathrooms need smart storage. Hanging tools saves counter space and helps them dry.
Here are a few hook ideas.
Over the door
An over-door hook needs no drilling. It is handy for a bath brush with a loop, like the Long Handled Bath Brush.
Check that the door still closes smoothly.
On the shower rod
Slide a few S-hooks onto the rod. Hang scrubbers, gloves and mesh bags from them.
The Soap Saver Mesh Bag Set, 2 Pack lets you hang your soap, too.
On the wall
Adhesive hooks suit a smooth tile or wall. Follow the instructions for the surface.
Keep tools at a height you can reach with a wet hand.
Choosing hooks
Look at the weight. A brush and a few mesh bags are light, but a wet glove adds a little. Pick hooks that say how much they hold.
Check the loop. The Long Handled Bath Brush has a loop at the end, so any hook that fits it will work.
Plan for airflow. Hang tools a hand apart so they do not touch. If your bathroom is tiny, use the back of the door.
When you hang the Soap Saver Mesh Bag Set, 2 Pack, pull the drawstring snug so the soap stays inside.
Shop the tools in this guide
Questions and answers
Do I need to drill?
No. Over-door and adhesive hooks need no tools.
How many hooks do I need?
One for each tool you hang. Start with two or three.
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