Until now, my family used to put their toothbrush in the MUJI toothbrush holder.

Until then → MUJI toothbrush stand

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Replacing it with a MUJI toothbrush holder made brushing easier than the type I used before…

Here is an article from that time. → Think about where to put the set of toothbrushes

But still the MUJI toothbrush stand is dripping with water… Each brush was a pain to pick up, wash with water, wipe back and so on!

So this time I changed the toothbrush storage as follows (･∀･)

yes. Hang up! This is a strategy.
How to hang it?♪

Any thread will do. Make a loop with the thread and hook it to the hook.

I was wondering if I could do this with what I had at home without buying as much as possible.
I thought plastic would be good so I searched the house and found this.

This is an item called a tie that I bought from Daiso years ago.

I think the different lengths are sold at any store for ¥100 at home centers.

This means that if you put it through the hole, it won’t come out again.

It is disposable, but in the hole of a toothbrush.

Skip it like this and cut the excess thread. (I later cut it more narrowly.)

Then you can hook it.

For toothbrushes that don’t have holes (there are quite a few!), use two crossed cable ties.

If you do it this way, it’s perfect! But the next time I buy a toothbrush, I’ll make sure it has a hole in it (laughs).

If you hang it this way, you can clean the sink by simply wiping it down, making cleaning a lot easier than before.

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Also, I thought about it, but I want to name my toothbrush (laughs)
Anything goes with this binding tape, so all you have to do is pass something that serves as a mark.

For young children, buttons of their favorite characters can be used or the colors can be coded with beads of their favorite colors.

I looked around the house thinking plastic would be good because it has water around it.
I prefer one that can be cut to any size with scissors.

・Plastic food packaging (slightly thicker)
· clear the file

I came up with something like this, but I have some extra at home, so I decided to give it a try.

This is a silicon cup to put in lunch.
Since it can be washed and used multiple times, I thought I wouldn’t need that much.

Cut the bottom of the silicone cup in the shape of a circle with scissors and make a hole.

Create a tag like this ↓I tried to write “mom” (laughs)← Because I can’t put my name on the blog.

I wrote this with an oil pen but it’s thin and I can’t write well (；´D｀)
Hmmmm.
The names of the others have not yet been released.

Hmmm. I wonder if there is a better way.
It would be good to put a sticker with the name of the land on the plastic plate.

If you have any good ideas, let me know~♪

Yes Yes! Shops sell plastic card rings for ¥100.
I think it would be nice to use this instead of a bandage ♪ It’s colorful and cute ♪

It’s more fashionable than a bandage (laughs)

But this time I thought about things I had at home instead of buying them and it turned out like this ヾ(´ω｀＝´ω｀)ﾉ

I don’t like metal when it rusts, so I think plastic is better.

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In addition, this time I specifically pushed him away so that no photos would be taken (laughs).
I also figured out how to flip a cup over in the bathroom.
I will introduce them next time☆

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