Alright, we have a couple more tips for small spaces.
One of the, I'm having a little bit of a love affair
at the moment that I wanted to tell you about--
In the toilet you wanted to tell me about this?
And the love affair I'm having is with hooks.
(Rachael laughs)
Now, as crazy as this sounds,
and we used quite a few hooks yesterday,
small spaces using self-adhesive hooks
can really make a big difference to the space.
'Cause you're making more space.
Love you at this moment.
And the great thing now is these hooks are also made
with strips that will pull off
so you can stick them anywhere and they can easily pull off
wallpaper or paint without creating any damage.
That's great.
So listen, let's just see how you can use hooks
in a few different ways.
Number one, this is a little bit like window boxes.
You have window boxes hanging outside the house.
If you have a lot of people using a small bathroom at home,
grab wicker baskets like this,
put hooks on the wall,
and then these baskets can be used either
for just towels and other items at home,
or even better-- (applause)
Thanks, doll.
Not yet. Not yet.
(audience laughs)
I love this, I love the control.
Even better, if you've got kids at home
give one basket
to each child Oh, that's smart.
and they can put their own,
you know if you've got teenagers--
Right, like in the dorms.
With their makeup or hair products, exactly.
Remember everybody had their own little caddies?
That's exactly it.
Up off flat surfaces, on the wall.
They look decorative, they look great.
Really simple easy thing to do. Number one.
Cool. Okay, hooks.
Okay, the next thing is if you've got a hairdryer,
curling irons, that kind of thing, it's not great
to leave them on countertops in the bathroom.
It's not so safe, they also take up a ton of space.
And it just clutters everything.
Exactly.
Apply a couple of hooks to the inside of a cabinet door.
This is brilliant. That's great.
So simple.
So great.
And then these guys simply hang here.
I'm gonna do that in my own bathroom.
Easily accessible and then
(applause)
hidden away.
Really so simple. You're awesome.
Two more in kitchen, let's go.
Let's go.
Okay, so, we'll start here I think.
First up, these little pencil cases you can find
in any office supply store--
I've seen them at even the dollar stores out there.
Yeah, they cost 80 cents, 75 cents each. So inexpensive.
They're used for pencils.
However, they're also fantastic
for maximizing weird small spaces
in a pantry or in a kitchen.
I'll show you here.
We've simply attached a couple here
to the inside of the cabinet.
Oh, I see so you can make spice racks or whatever.
That's exactly it. Hold this guy, doll.
And so for taller items,
you can put either the taller items and sit them on a shelf,
or the smaller items like this.
That's awesome.
And the great thing is--
(applause)
That's awesome, Peter.
And the great thing about this is I use this at home.
I love cooking, for example, molasses spice cookies
and the spices I use in that--
You can keep all together.
That's exactly it.
So you can just grab it out of the cupboard,
bring it to the prep area and it's really efficient.
Do you remember in my kitchen that little pull out
and it's all the spices lined up just like that?
Yeah.
That's the reason I chose my apartment
was that spice cabinet.
Are you serious?
And you just made one out of pencil cases.
And really inexpensive. And it works exactly the same.
And you get your whole shelf back.
What's this one? Let's finish big?
Simple, this is for storing shoes.
Many of you have seen these before.
These are also fantastic in a small space
in your kitchen next to a refrigerator
or in the laundry next to the washing machine.
In that little dead space.
You can keep your towels there!
(applause)
Towels, toilet paper,
other items as well. That is amazing.
They can hang anywhere. They're really multi-functional.
And that's totally dead space, exactly,
between the refrigerator and the wall
or between the washing machine and the wall.
You are brilliant and I love you.
Small spaces, use them well.
(applause and cheering)