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The products you use infrequently or seasonally should be stowed on high shelves in bins with snap-on lids. Clear, plastic, stackable, and sturdy are the four qualities to look for. What they're good for: First-aid supplies; medicines; sunscreens; multiples of toothpaste, toothbrushes, razors, and bars of soap.
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