Your medicine cabinet is probably 70% junk

Start by throwing away anything expired or half-used that you never reach for.

Honestly, most people have a bunch of ancient cold medicine and backup deodorant they never touch. Small cabinets are about ruthless curation. Your daily essentials — toothpaste, floss, daily meds — need to be at eye level, first thing you see. First aid can live in a small zippered pouch on the bottom shelf or even behind the daily stuff. Bandages and antiseptic don’t need prime real estate.

Use clear, stackable containers or small trays to keep things from sliding into chaos. Magnetic strips on the inside door hold tweezers, nail clippers, and scissors. That’s it. No overcomplicating, no special shelves from Amazon.

A five-minute purge now saves you fifty mornings of digging for a