Shelves above toilet?
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Anonymous
| Our new house has 2 shelves above the toilet in the water closet of the master bath. What the heck do you "display" there? |
Anonymous
| Toilet paper and paper towels. I put them in attractive basket containers so it looks a little less utilitarian. |
Anonymous
| If you don’t need them, take them down. |
Anonymous
| I have them in my powder room with a pedestal sink because there is no storage. The shelf holds extra tp (in a basket), a bottle of extra soap, and air freshener spray. |
Anonymous
| Put a "Live, Laugh, Love" sign there. |
Anonymous
| Nah, you need one of those signs that says "Enjoy your Poop." Google it. It's a thing -- apparently. |
Anonymous
| Poo-pourri |
Anonymous
| I am too paranoid having shelves over the toilet. I am always afraid something is going to fall in. |
Anonymous
Hello, you Pinterest-addict, you |
Anonymous
| I just installed shelves like this in our guest bathroom since there is a pedestal sink with no other storage. I put extra TP, candle (on top shelf), tissues, hand lotion, and before guests come I'll put a little basket with essentials for them. |
Anonymous
| It is meant for convenience, not for display. I would assume you would put extra toilet paper and feminine hygiene products there. Maybe some candles, matches/lighter, and air freshener. |
Anonymous
| I have plants on the top shelf, toilet paper on the lower shelf along with some fancier display soaps. |
Anonymous
| I actually installed shelves in our master bed room water closet toilet area, primarily for function vs decorative. I put extra toilet paper (no basket) and a reed diffuser on it. |
Anonymous
| ^^this toilet is only used by DH and me so there’s no one to look at it but him (while he’s “going”) and he wouldn’t appreciate it enough. |