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"  In my home, I find it&amp;#039;s the small spaces, like the bathrooms and laundry room, that are generally the toughest areas to keep clutter-free. Whether I&amp;#039;m wrestling with shampoo and conditioner bottles in the shower, detergent and bleach bottles by the washer, tiny tubes and jars in the medicine cabinet, or where to air dry handwashables, keeping these rooms neat and organized is a challenge. Fortunately, Oxo has some innovative and practical solutions that have caught my eye. They may just be what you are looking for, too. 1. Press-Sure Corner Caddy ($29.99, above) adds a level shelf to any shower or laundry room corner. It uses tension and friction, not suction cups, to adhere to any porous or non-porous surface, even over grout lines. Simply position the caddy and push it into the corner. Special strips on each side securely grip the walls and it can be removed and repositioned without damaging surfaces. I like that it stays put, won&amp;#039;t slide down or fall off like shelves held by suction cups can, and holds up to 10 pounds of weight. 2. Medicine Cabinet Organizers ($6.99 each) create lots of additional usable space in this traditionally tight spot. The new Divided Organizer (right) neatly   contains small objects, like make-up applicators, brushes, files, cotton swabs, and other necessitites that easily get lost on a shelf.   With the Medicine Cabinet Shelf (left), you can stack small jars and bottles to take advantage of otherwise unused space. Both are equipped with non-stick feet for stability and can be cleaned in the dishwasher. 3. The Folding Clip Dryer ($21.99, below) is a great way to neatly turn any shower or laundry room rod into a clothes drying center. There are seven secure clips on each side to hold both light and heavy garments. When open, it hangs from any straight or curved rod. Closed, it can be hung in a closet and stashed out of site. Love   that!  For more clutter-busting bathroom tips, check out our online Easy Organizing advice. To see firsthand how we evaluate the products we recommend, sign up for a tour of our Good Housekeeping Research Institute. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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