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Keeping up with the organisation

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  • Scandinavian
  • HDB (BTO)
  • ~1,000 sqft
  • 3 br
  • Couple Living
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    How do you organise and maximise space in your bombshelter? This is how we do it.
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    Bombshelter magnetic holders Since the bombshelter doors are magnetic, these magnetic holders can be easily attached and shifted around. With the proximity of the bombshelter to the maindoor, we thought it would be the perfect location to place all our doggy’s leashes and harness here for quick access
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    Uniformity is crucial, to ensure the space looks neat. Therefore I ordered several of the same drawer types and organisation boxes. The pros about getting drawers are keeping the dust and insects out. However, it is bulkier and restrictive to the size of the items that go in. Therefore, we also got organisation holders with no height limit, so that taller items such as bottles can fit.
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    Apart from human necessities, our bomb-shelter is a minimart for our beloved pet dog. Since pet supplies are cheaper when bought in bulk (as with normal human items), we buy a whole lot of pee pads and treats for her to be stocked up in the bomb-shelter.
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    I’m also sure most of you keep your luggage in the store room. For easy access, we leave them flat on the ground, beneath the bomb-shelter racks.
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