The car often appears as a moving house. We put a lot of necessity there from office stuff, foods, first aid kit, car liquids, paper, and a lot of clutters. Just like the house, the car often becomes messy too. It makes driving feels frustrating and of course, it makes you embarrassed when someone joins you in the ride. Let’s face it, sometimes our car can look like a war zone! And if there is children involved, there’s car seats, snacks, toys and a myriad of endless things that make our precious vehicle…well not so precious! I’ve compiled a list of things that can help you put an end to all of that.
1. Get a Car Rubbish Bag!
These are a great way to store any rubbish whilst you are travelling to keep it spotless. No more food scraps or empty packets on the floor!
2. A back seat Toy Organiser.
These are a great way to store all of those loose ends that kids like to travel with! It also keeps them close at hand so you’re not passing things whilst driving.
3. Do It yourself installation:
There’s no need for things to be sliding around your car. You can use a contraption like this to store umbrellas and bags.
4. Car Clothes Carrier
Keep your clothes wrinkle free and transport multiple garments with a Car Clothes Carrier. Great for toting school uniforms, dance costumes, sports clothes and more!
5. Use Shower Caddy to organise your trunk!
You can use inexpensive shower caddy’s to house just about anything! Perfect for draping over the back seats to store sunscreen, wipes, first aid kits, bug repellent, you name it!
6. Use an inexpensive Make up Bag to store paperwork and extra items
The bag will fit nicely into glove compartments or consoles or you could simply store it under the seat. You could use this for a first aid kit, make up or an entertainment pack for the kids.
7. Use a Catch Caddy
You know how you are always losing things between the seats! Well fret no more! This cool Catch Caddy slot right in the crack between your seats so that never happens again.
8. Car Book Storage
Kids love books no matter where they go. Make sure your car is organised and books have a special place of their own!
9. Create your own Emergency Car Kit
When you’re a Mum, you never know what you’re going to need at any given time. So why not include an ‘Mum Emergency Kit’ in your car! You can add toothpaste, floss, hand sanitiser, panadol, tissues, cough drops, hair ties, breath mints and the list goes on!
10. Get a ‘Driver Organiser’
Clip this little guy to your car and store your phone, sunglasses and loose change!
11. Get your ‘Flat Tire Situation’ in check
Be prepared for that terrible time when you get a flat. Make sure you have a jack, wrench, tire pump and anything else you think you’ll need and store them in your spare tire compartment.
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