Under-Sink Storage for Fixture Parts and Manuals

Amy Newcomer • January 10, 2023

If you recently updated a sink or bath fixture, you probably wondered what to do with the manual and spare parts included with your purchase. While these items often wind up in junk drawers, you may need them later. Instead of devoting space in your workbench or other storage containers for these items that you may, or may not ever, need again, why not keep them right where you’ll find them most easily?

 

A quick and easy way to keep sink and bath fixture manuals and spare parts organized is to attach a small hook to the back wall under your sink. Then, simply put your manual and spare parts in a zip-lock bag and hang it from the hook on the wall. This simple storage solution will keep these items out of your way while ensuring they’re exactly where you need them in case you have to make a repair or adjustment to your fixture later. The zip-lock bag can also protect these items from water in case of a leak.

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