What do people do with items that are in the medicine chest and under the sink when traveling in a MH since I could see things like Arrid, Shaving cream etc falling over. Is there a simple way to secure this or does everyone do what I did in the TT years put them in a plastic tote until I get there and then put them away. Just seems like a pain if your going on a long trip and stopping nitely someplace new. :-)Thxs

Mine fit tight in the medicine cabinet and below the sink. Stuff with rags if need be.

I just put a fridge bar against the taller items. Stuff still falls sideways if the cabinet isn't full though.

None of the items in my medicine cabinet fall over and if they would, no harm, and in the kitchen area they travel in my plastic washing tub on one side of my double sink along with a gallon jug of drinking water. Yes, I understand some camp each night with full hookups and don't have tubs. I don't hookup much and use wash water twice...second time as toilet flushing water.

I also use the spring-loaded fridge bars wherever I can. Under the sink I put all the taller items in a box/tote that goes about half-way up the bottles. Must fill the box so things don't fall sideways. For the few things we like to leave out on the sink counter...I just lay them in the sink when we move, maybe lay a washcloth or small towel down first.

All the small items in the medicine cabinet we keep in plastic trays like you would use in a silverware drawer. Medicine cabinet was just the perfect depth for the trays to fit. Some things will fall over, but nothing falls out when you open the cabinet doors. Larger items in the vanity are in plastic tubs or in the vanity drawers.

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SPRING_STREET
Explorer
May 03, 2017
STBRetired wrote:
All the small items in the medicine cabinet we keep in plastic trays like you would use in a silverware drawer. Medicine cabinet was just the perfect depth for the trays to fit. Some things will fall over, but nothing falls out when you open the cabinet doors. Larger items in the vanity are in plastic tubs or in the vanity drawers.

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ScottG
Nomad
May 03, 2017
I just spend a few seconds standing it back up.
STBRetired
Explorer
May 03, 2017
All the small items in the medicine cabinet we keep in plastic trays like you would use in a silverware drawer. Medicine cabinet was just the perfect depth for the trays to fit. Some things will fall over, but nothing falls out when you open the cabinet doors. Larger items in the vanity are in plastic tubs or in the vanity drawers.
Janss
Explorer II
May 02, 2017
I also use the spring-loaded fridge bars wherever I can. Under the sink I put all the taller items in a box/tote that goes about half-way up the bottles. Must fill the box so things don't fall sideways. For the few things we like to leave out on the sink counter...I just lay them in the sink when we move, maybe lay a washcloth or small towel down first.
Lwiddis
Explorer II
May 02, 2017
None of the items in my medicine cabinet fall over and if they would, no harm, and in the kitchen area they travel in my plastic washing tub on one side of my double sink along with a gallon jug of drinking water. Yes, I understand some camp each night with full hookups and don't have tubs. I don't hookup much and use wash water twice...second time as toilet flushing water.
Nutinelse2do
Explorer
May 02, 2017
I just put a fridge bar against the taller items. Stuff still falls sideways if the cabinet isn't full though.
Mandalay_Parr
Explorer
May 02, 2017
Mine fit tight in the medicine cabinet and below the sink. Stuff with rags if need be.

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