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5 Common Objects You Should Remove from Your Bathroom Immediately

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[By Abigail Philip David]

Many of us store a variety of objects in the bathroom, but this space is often full of humidity, heat, and germs, making it less than ideal for certain items. After reading this, you may want to rethink what you keep in there. Here are five common objects you should remove from your bathroom right away:

1. Toothbrush
Leaving your toothbrush in the bathroom, especially near the sink or toilet, exposes it to bacteria and germs. The aerosol effect from flushing the toilet can spread bacteria into the air, which may land on your toothbrush. Instead, store your toothbrush in a dry, open space away from the toilet, or close the toilet lid before flushing.

2. Extra Razors
While it’s convenient to store razors in the bathroom, the humidity can cause them to rust or dull faster. To prevent moisture buildup, store razors in a dry place or seal them in a plastic bag when not in use.

3. Towels
Towels absorb moisture from the bathroom, which can lead to a musty smell. When not in use, store your towels in a linen closet or cupboard outside the bathroom to keep them dry. Be sure to wash them regularly to avoid mold and bacteria buildup.

4. Makeup and Makeup Brushes
The bathroom’s high humidity and heat can shorten the shelf life of makeup products and cause brushes to collect bacteria. These conditions can also promote mold growth. It’s best to store makeup and brushes in a cool, dry space to protect both your skin and your products.

5. Medicine
Although many people keep medications in the bathroom’s medicine cabinet, this is not advisable. The heat and humidity in the bathroom can cause medicines to deteriorate or lose their effectiveness. Store your medications in a cool, dry place instead.

To maintain a clean and healthy bathroom environment, minimize the number of items you leave in this space, particularly those sensitive to moisture and germs.

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