I think I have said this before, but it bears repeating. I think it is a great idea to put a bathroom sink that has a sink shelf above the sink. The shelf makes it easy to store dishes and glasses and other supplies. It also reduces the number of trips to the bathroom.
This one is a little more of a tricky one. If you are like me and have a very large bathroom, a shelf above the sink could interfere with your ability to reach things on the sink. If you put a shelf above your sink, you’ll need to move your dish, glasses, etc. to reach things on the sink, and you may feel you’ve lost some of your ability to reach things.
As it turns out, the problem isn’t the shelf at all. It’s the dishes. I find that it is better to situate dishes in a way that’s more convenient for you. If you are sitting on your bathroom floor, you dont have to worry about bending over to reach a dish. If you place your dishes on a shelf above your sink, you may feel like your arms have suddenly become too small to reach the dishes.
The problem is that your arms are still too big. You can still reach the dishes, but they are now too far away from the sink to be useful.
To solve this, we’ve found there’s a simple solution, one that can be used with almost anything. Instead of placing dishes on the kitchen counter, you can put them on kitchen shelf (or even on the toilet). You can easily reach them, but they are now farther away from where you are.
The solution is so simple, and yet so effective that it would be difficult to over think it. You can literally reach everything from a kitchen shelf to a kitchen counter as well as from a toilet to a bathroom sink. It’s not that hard to do. If you’ve got kids in the house, you can even reach the kids.
So just how do you do it? The first few times I used the kitchen shelf, I put everything in there. That didnt work because it kept spilling over. So I put a big bowl of water on the counter. It didnt stick to the counter because it was too thin. So I added a little water to the middle of the bowl. It didnt stick to the middle, but the end of it did. So I then put a larger bowl of water on the counter.
I think the key is consistency. You can always add water if it doesnt get a good grip. If you do everything right, the water will stick to the sink, and you can pour in more water to achieve a better grip.
As for the bowl of water, there’s a good reason I put water on the counter. I was trying to make a coffee spill and spill over the edge of the counter. It only went on the edge (or the middle if there were no sides). So I decided to put water on the middle of the counter. I think that was the key. It kept the water from spilling more than it already was.
This seems like a good way to create a grip on a bathroom, but it also seems like a good way to ruin your coffee. If you pour water on the middle of the counter, the water will go everywhere, including over the edge of the counter and onto your coffee. I mean, there’s no such thing as a clean counter. It’s a counter full of dirty water.
