Forget Tangled Hair Tools: The Hanging Amazon Find That Gives You More Space

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Doing your hair is hard enough, you don't need to add a tangled mess of hot tools to the mix. But no matter how hard you try to stay tidy, they always seem to cause a mess. From hair dryers, to straighteners, curlers, and all of their attachments, hair tools are a headache to keep organized. If you're looking for a solution, Amazon has a hanging organizer that can help.

The Vecallo hair dryer holder promises to organize your bathroom hair tools without using any counter space. This is a metal box that attaches directly to a vertical surface like a wall, which can help you organize your bathroom countertop. It measures a bit over 10 inches wide and 4.33 inches deep, enough to store several hair tools at once. The organizer has three sections, and at the center, it has a rounded frame meant to hold a hair dryer (which, let's be honest, has an awkward shape).

The idea is to place this on a vertical surface. Then, wrap your hair tools in their wires, and store them vertically into their sections. Since the organizer is made of metal, you can use it to hold the tools while they're still hot. And if you don't have that many tools to store, use some of the sections for hair products or hair brushes. If doing so, avoid placing tools on the organizer while they're hot, since those could melt or be a fire hazard to other items.

The first step of using this wall organizer to keep your bathroom clutter-free is deciding where to place it. This organizer uses adhesive to attach, not only making the tool renter-friendly, but also allowing you to get creative with placement. You can stick it to the inside of a cabinet or attach it to the sides of it. Obviously, walls are a good option, and you can even place it near an outlet to use it during styling. However, it's not clear how it performs on tiles.

To install it, start by wiping down the surface you'll be attaching it to with a cloth, and make sure it's completely dry. Now, peel the backing of the adhesive, and stick it onto the wall or cabinet. Both hooks need to be on the same horizontal line, and about 5 or 6 inches apart. Then, snap the organizer in place using the metal bar at the back. To remove it safely, unsnap and use a hot hair dryer to heat up the adhesive, allowing you to take the hooks off easily.

It's worth noting, however, that quite a few reviews mention issues with the adhesive. Some claim that it didn't stick, and others mentioned that it took paint off the wall in the process. To avoid any mishaps, consider using Command strips instead, which can be removed without any damage and hold up well even under heavy loads.