My face mask collection has taken over my house. I seem to have face masks on every surface. Can anyone else relate? We can all probably benefit from tips on how to organize your face mask collection.
Face masks will probably be part of our lives for a while. That means they’ll be part of our household clutter unless we find a dedicated spot for our masks.
That’s where this article comes in. Stop face mask clutter in its tracks! Use this article for unique tips on how to organize your face mask collection today.
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Basket Hook Rack
The basket portion of a basket hook rack is the perfect spot to store your face mask collection for easy access.
Decorative Bowl
You can place this decorative bowl on your entryway table and fill it with your beautiful face masks.
Monogrammed Hooks
Give everyone in your family their own face mask hook! They can use it to hang their face masks, coats, scarves, and bags. Multi-functional!
Tie & Scarf Hanger
Repurpose this tie and scarf hanger to hang your face masks. You could hang this in your bedroom or entryway closet.
Wire Bowl
Is it a fruit bowl? Or is it a super fashionable face mask bowl? You decide!
Hat Box
There’s something about a hatbox that just classes-up the joint. Put this hatbox to work in between travels by holding your face masks.
Jewelry Stand
Use a jewelry stand for a unique way to organize your face mask collection.
Hanging Basket
No entryway table? No problem! Store your face masks in these hanging baskets.
Wire Basket
If a wire bowl isn’t your style, how about a wire basket? Think of how many face masks this beauty can hold!
Basket Tower
What I like about this basket tower is that you can use one basket for your face mask collection and the other basket for gloves and hats.
Tie Rack
You can attach this tie rack to the side of your closet and it glides in and out for easy access. This is a great way to organize your face mask collection without taking up any extra room.
Photo Clip String Lights
Turn your masks into a work of art! Clip your face masks to this string of lights, along with your favorite pictures.
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