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November 12, 2026
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Hello Neighbor!
My bathroom drawer had turned into a graveyard of bobby pins, tweezers, and nail clippers that slid to the back the second I closed it.
I finally picked up a cheap magnetic strip, the kind made for kitchen knives, and stuck it right inside the cabinet door.
Every metal tool I own now hangs in plain sight instead of hiding at the bottom of a drawer. Below is how I set mine up.
Be Well, Anisa
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Photo: Anisa opening her bathroom cabinet door, showing a magnetic strip holding bobby pins, tweezers, and nail clippers in a neat row.
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Stick A Magnetic Strip Inside Your Cabinet For Loose Metal Tools
A simple magnetic knife strip holds bobby pins, tweezers, nail clippers, and anything else metal right where you can see it, instead of buried in a drawer.
How To Do It
- Pick up an inexpensive magnetic strip meant for kitchen knives.
- Clean and dry the inside of your cabinet door, then peel and stick the strip in place.
- Line up your metal tools so the heaviest ones sit closest to the strongest part of the strip.
- Give it a gentle tug to make sure everything is holding before you close the door.
More Ways To Use It
- The same strip works inside a medicine cabinet for nail files, tweezers, and small scissors.
- A second small strip inside a junk drawer keeps bobby pins from scattering every time you open it.
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ASK THE GENIUS
"Will a magnetic strip actually hold something as small as a bobby pin?"
Yes, as long as the strip is a strong one meant for knives. Bobby pins, tweezers, and nail clippers are light enough that even a basic strip holds them easily.
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DID YOU KNOW?
A strong magnet barely loses any of its pull over time as long as it stays away from heat.
That is why a magnetic strip you buy once can keep holding your metal tools for years without losing its grip.
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