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An Australian mother has successfully and immaculately organised her entire house over the past three weeks - but some are questioning the practicality of using so many plastic tubs in each space.
The woman, who lives in Sydney, shared images of the perfectly tidy interiors on social media, which showed filing cabinets, stacked bathroom shelves and neatly folded linen.
Comments flooded the post on Facebook, praising her 'satisfying' packing and stacking methods, but some were confused about the need for separating items like deodorant and shaving cream into individual plastic tubs.
'Looks great but did you really need to put the Koh in a box when it's already in a box? And the shaving cream and deodorants in their own boxes too? I'm not sure what that adds?' One woman said.
Others said it would be difficult to keep the kitchen pots and pans as neatly stacked as they are long term because they need to be used on a daily basis.
An Australian mother has successfully organised her entire house into storage containers and plastic tubs, with no expense spared on her bathroom cabinet, fridge (left) and laundry room (right)
Comments flooded the post on Facebook, praising her packing and stacking methods, but some were a little confused about the individual plastic tubs (pictured) used for items like shaving cream and deodorant
In total it took three weeks of coronavirus isolation time to piece together.
'I have organised my whole house. It didn't happen overnight but I eventually got it all done,' she said.
'Now I need to label everything. Not sure if I should buy a Cricut maker or buy them already made.'
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'Looks great but did you really need to put the Koh in a box when it's already in a box? And the shaving cream and deodorants in their own boxes too? I'm not sure what that adds?' One woman said (Koh is pictured)
But the 'queen of organisation', as she was dubbed, wasn't bothered by the questioning, saying that the tub method makes the system 'easy to maintain'
Each of her cleaning bottles and sprays were placed neatly under the sink in plastic tubs from Howards Storage World (pictured)
But the 'queen of organisation', as she was dubbed, wasn't bothered by the questioning, saying that the tub method makes the system 'easy to maintain'.
Each of her cleaning bottles and sprays are placed neatly under the sink in plastic tubs from Howards Storage World and all towels, tea towels, blankets and duvets are folded to aesthetic perfection in the linen cabinet.
Beauty products - including Nair hair removal strips, bandaids, cotton buds, razors, pads, tampons and bobby pins - are stacked inside plastic shelving drawers and her pantry staples are kept in storage containers with wooden lids.
Beauty products - including Nair hair removal strips, bandaids, cotton buds, razors, pads, tampons and bobby pins - are stacked inside plastic shelving drawers (pictured)
Storage containers like these ones all have their own section of the drawers to sit in
Even her cutlery and utilities drawers are laid out in such a way that you wouldn't be able to complain about not finding something
Everything is clearly visible and there is 'no jumbling' of products (pictured)
Even her cutlery and utilities drawers are laid out in such a way that you wouldn't be able to complain about not finding something - as everything is clearly visible and there is 'no jumbling' of products.
The secret to making her house appear so minimalistic is that she has a separate storage room for double ups of certain food and towels, and tries not to 'over buy' on certain things.
'I let everything run low and use up what I have before buying more,' she said.
The secret to making her house appear so minimalistic is that she has a separate storage room for double ups of certain food and towels, and tries not to 'over buy' on certain things
Naturally there were many comments calling this transformation their 'goal' and hoping stores like Kmart would restock their plastic storage containers so they could do the same
This prevents the kitchen pantry from housing 10 half-eaten cereal boxes and five BBQ sauces, for example.
Naturally there were many comments calling this transformation their 'goal' and hoping stores like Kmart would restock their plastic storage containers so they could do the same.
Although they hastened to add that her bill for purchasing all of these materials - and the further cost of labelling them all - would be astronomical.
'All worth it when it ends up looking like that though,' one woman said.
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The woman, who lives in Sydney, shared images of the perfectly tidy interiors on social media, which showed filing cabinets, stacked bathroom shelves and neatly folded linen.
Comments flooded the post on Facebook, praising her 'satisfying' packing and stacking methods, but some were confused about the need for separating items like deodorant and shaving cream into individual plastic tubs.
'Looks great but did you really need to put the Koh in a box when it's already in a box? And the shaving cream and deodorants in their own boxes too? I'm not sure what that adds?' One woman said.
Others said it would be difficult to keep the kitchen pots and pans as neatly stacked as they are long term because they need to be used on a daily basis.
An Australian mother has successfully organised her entire house into storage containers and plastic tubs, with no expense spared on her bathroom cabinet, fridge (left) and laundry room (right)
Comments flooded the post on Facebook, praising her packing and stacking methods, but some were a little confused about the individual plastic tubs (pictured) used for items like shaving cream and deodorant
In total it took three weeks of coronavirus isolation time to piece together.
'I have organised my whole house. It didn't happen overnight but I eventually got it all done,' she said.
'Now I need to label everything. Not sure if I should buy a Cricut maker or buy them already made.'
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'Looks great but did you really need to put the Koh in a box when it's already in a box? And the shaving cream and deodorants in their own boxes too? I'm not sure what that adds?' One woman said (Koh is pictured)
But the 'queen of organisation', as she was dubbed, wasn't bothered by the questioning, saying that the tub method makes the system 'easy to maintain'
Each of her cleaning bottles and sprays were placed neatly under the sink in plastic tubs from Howards Storage World (pictured)
But the 'queen of organisation', as she was dubbed, wasn't bothered by the questioning, saying that the tub method makes the system 'easy to maintain'.
Each of her cleaning bottles and sprays are placed neatly under the sink in plastic tubs from Howards Storage World and all towels, tea towels, blankets and duvets are folded to aesthetic perfection in the linen cabinet.
Beauty products - including Nair hair removal strips, bandaids, cotton buds, razors, pads, tampons and bobby pins - are stacked inside plastic shelving drawers and her pantry staples are kept in storage containers with wooden lids.
Beauty products - including Nair hair removal strips, bandaids, cotton buds, razors, pads, tampons and bobby pins - are stacked inside plastic shelving drawers (pictured)
Storage containers like these ones all have their own section of the drawers to sit in
Even her cutlery and utilities drawers are laid out in such a way that you wouldn't be able to complain about not finding something
Everything is clearly visible and there is 'no jumbling' of products (pictured)
Even her cutlery and utilities drawers are laid out in such a way that you wouldn't be able to complain about not finding something - as everything is clearly visible and there is 'no jumbling' of products.
The secret to making her house appear so minimalistic is that she has a separate storage room for double ups of certain food and towels, and tries not to 'over buy' on certain things.
'I let everything run low and use up what I have before buying more,' she said.
The secret to making her house appear so minimalistic is that she has a separate storage room for double ups of certain food and towels, and tries not to 'over buy' on certain things
Naturally there were many comments calling this transformation their 'goal' and hoping stores like Kmart would restock their plastic storage containers so they could do the same
This prevents the kitchen pantry from housing 10 half-eaten cereal boxes and five BBQ sauces, for example.
Naturally there were many comments calling this transformation their 'goal' and hoping stores like Kmart would restock their plastic storage containers so they could do the same.
Although they hastened to add that her bill for purchasing all of these materials - and the further cost of labelling them all - would be astronomical.
'All worth it when it ends up looking like that though,' one woman said.
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