My £4 B&M buy is a saviour for drying clothes in winter – it takes up NO space & works way quicker than a normal airer
A MUM whose family of four live in an “average” three-bedroom house has revealed her genius space-saving hacks.
And top of Hannah’s list is a £4 B&M buy which is perfect for drying clothes in winter.
On her @everly_andme page, Hannah showed off the savvy product, which saves you having to put up a large clothes horse around your home.
She wrote: “Affordable space saving ideas for your average semi-detached in the UK.
“As a family of four in a three-bed home (with 2 dogs and 3 cats) we crave storage space, particularly with one being a toddler and during the winter months.”
Thankfully her B&M find saved the day.
Hannah explained: “Over the radiator drying rails.
“Nowhere to put a freestanding rail in the winter without it getting in the way?
“No problem. £4 B&M.”
The mum showed how she adds the rail over her staircase bannister to dry clothes using the dead space.
She explained: “Heat rises right so the clothes will dry quickly!”
Next up, she swears by keeping shoes hidden away using Ikea’s £89 Hemnes unit.
Not only does the slim cabinet take up very little space, she also loves it for decor purposes.
In her daughter Everley’s room, she swears by cube storage units to keep her items tidied away.
She picked up her blue cubes from Homebase for £33 each.
Hannah added that she’d also seen some good DIY hacks using the cubes, including people adding feet and doors.
Other items she has in her toddler’s room are a Lazy Susan and A5 folders, that can be used to keep puzzles or games inside.
Meanwhile, in the kitchen, she uses the space above her cabinets for baskets from The Range, which are three for £15.
Hannah explained: “I HATE seeing mess above cupboards but this allows me to use the space and tolerate the look.”
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She added in the video caption that these were hacks that she found “have made a difference to us.”
Many people were impressed with her ideas, with the clip racking up over 1,700 likes.
One person said: “I need more of these! such good ideas!!”
Another added: “LOVE the drying hack on the banister! I’m pinching this one thank you.”
And a third commented: “Need more of these.”