6. Invest in a Better Towel Rack
I've seen a surprising amount of people who don't have a decent towel rack in their bathroom in my life. They could use a hook on the back of their door or drape the towel over the shower rod to do this. A proper towel rack in the bathroom, on the other hand, makes a big difference, particularly if you want your towels to dry so you can reuse them one or two more times before washing them. When several people use the same toilet, it also tends to reduce misunderstanding. Furthermore, by providing enough room for anything to be spread out, you reduce the likelihood of mildew developing on something damp over time.
One of my favorite aspects about England was the heated towel racks in every bathroom. It's reasonable. They get so hot that when the door is locked, they act more like a radiator to keep the bathroom warm. And if your towels get damp, you can rest assured that the heat from the rack will dry them out by morning. I even used them to dry my laundry on a rainy day. We'll need to buy an electrically heated towel stand in the United States. They will cost anything from $60 to $200, depending on the form and size.
