Transform Your Bathroom: Japanese Creator Reveals 880-Yen DIY Storage Hack

Tokyo, Japan – A Japanese content creator, known as 'Nami | Dokkechi Otto ni Sasagu Akunuke Petit Pur DIY,' has shared an ingenious and budget-friendly solution for maximizing bathroom storage. Addressing the common issue of narrow gaps next to washbasins in rental properties, Nami demonstrated how to create functional shelving using materials sourced entirely from the 100-yen store, Daiso. The project, costing a mere 880 yen (approximately $5.60 USD), transforms an often-overlooked space into an organized area for toiletries and personal items. Nami utilized two wooden plate stands, four wooden interior trays, a pin hook, and a hanging metal fitting to construct a custom-fit shelf. The process involved attaching the plate stands to the wall with a combination of hooks and double-sided tape for stability, then securing the wooden trays to form shelves. A key innovation highlighted in the video is the ability to route electric toothbrush cords and other cables through the back of the new storage unit, ensuring a clean and uncluttered look. The creator also adapted the top section to serve as a convenient stand for eyeglasses by removing unnecessary wooden pegs. This DIY hack provides a practical and affordable way for renters and budget-conscious individuals to enhance their living spaces without significant investment.

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DIYテクニックを発信しているTikTokが、洗面台の横のわずかな隙間を、すっきり収納へとリフォームし、「素晴らしい」「真似したい」と話題になっています。