Bathroom: “Chuhe Hanjie” – due to the use of materials, it's important to separate dry and wet areas.

Zhou Shiyou pointed out that while regular storage solutions can be placed anywhere in the home, certain "forbidden zones" — like the wet areas of the kitchen and bathroom — require special storage equipment made from materials such as metal, ceramic, plastic, or PVC. These materials are more durable and resistant to moisture, making them ideal for high-humidity environments.

Because sugar is highly sensitive to moisture, it can't just be stored in any ordinary container. “The sealing of sugar containers needs to be better than that of rice,” he explained. This means you need storage solutions that are specifically designed to keep sugar dry and fresh. A well-sealed jar is essential for this purpose.

In the bathroom, you can find clever ceramic hand sanitizer bottles and toothpaste holders that help maintain an elegant and cohesive look. The PVC suction cup soap dish adds a practical touch, helping to maximize small spaces and reduce clutter. These thoughtful designs not only improve functionality but also enhance the overall aesthetic of the room.

“Organization and storage form a positive cycle. Finding an effective method is key. Daily storage doesn’t have to be complicated — it can be simple, fun, and easy. With a little bit of thinking and effort, you can create a comfortable and convenient space. You can also add personal touches to make your environment even more inviting.” According to Zhou Shiyou, the Heiner River system has a large capacity, and its “flexible” storage options may be far more versatile than you expect. It’s always worth trying to create endless possibilities within limited spaces.