How do you use the space above the washing machine, which tends to be dead space? There are a lot of things you want to store near the washing machine, such as detergents and bath towels. I want to use the space as efficiently as possible. This time, we will introduce RoomClip users how to use the space above the washing machine.

Using Commercially Available Racks

Washing machine racks make it easy to divide up the space on the washing machine. There are many things that are easy to use, such as the position of the shelf can be adjusted and there is a place to dry clothes, so it is reassuring. Let's start with an example using a washing machine rack.

■Combined with a case

The laundry area is unified in white This is the user you are talking about. I used Nitori's "Washing Machine Rack Cruz" in combination with a MUJI case. It seems that underwear and pajamas are stored in the first row, and towels and handkerchiefs are stored in the second row. It's a clean, comfortable space.

■Place the rack sideways

This user uses Belle Maison's "Tension Ladder Laundry Rack". It seems that it has become possible to save time because the laundry can be separated and placed in two baskets. It's wonderful that you can secure the light from the window by installing it next to the washing machine.

■Can also be used as a clothesline

This is a user who says that he washes all the laundry that cannot be put in the dryer on weekends. I used Panasonic's laundry rack, where the hangers can be slid forward. It is also convenient to use the space above the washing machine as a drying area. It is also convenient that you can usually store the clothesline.

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