Here Are The Most Creatively Genius Ways To Hide Ugly Stuff In Your House. Keeping your house clean and tidy can do wonders for the mood of everyone that lives inside. Nothing is worse than wading through a disorganized pile as you're trying to get through your house. Luckily, these genius tips will help cut back on the clutter. Whether your hiding eyesores or just trying to keep your electronics organized, these awesome tips will help you out. 1.) Keep your dog's food and water in a drawer that you can hide when company is over. 2.) Hide your AC unit behind a wall hanging or helpful chalk board. (Be careful not to block the airflow, though.) 3.) Run cords along the walls with these pretty vine clips. 4.) Use a desk curtain to hide messy cords. 5.) Have a lot of cords? Turn them into Bob Marley's hair. 6.) Create an electronic charging station. 7.) Use tape to decorate your washer and dryer. 8.) Decorate your fridge with removable wallpaper.

9.) Install stairs that double as drawers. 10.) Hide your routers in pretty boxes. 11.) Hide eyesores with paintings. 12.) Hang a painting over a TV when it's not in use. 13.) Cover a normal bathtub with imitation stone siding.heating and cooling units for wall 14.) Hide jewelry (or anything really) with a painting.fan not moving on ac unit 15.) Hide wires and cables with a tiny picket fence.cheap 4 ton ac unit 16.) Turn stray wires into adorable electrical towers. 17.) Hide kitty's bathroom in a cabinet. 18.) Disguise pipes in your yard with fake rocks. 19.) Hide your router with an old book's cover. 20.) Use all of that extra space under the stairs as storage. 21.) Stack books with the invisible book shelf.

22.) Keep your guests conscious of the environment with these little decals.Keeping your house tidy is important, but keeping it tidy and impressing guests with your creativity is even better. Share these inspired organizational ideas with others by clicking on the button below. If You Don't Know Much About Mustard Gas, You'll Be Horrified By Its Effects This Pomeranian Is A Better Piano Player Than I'll Ever Be Must See Stories from ViralNova People Always Crave Midnight Snacks, But Did You That Know Ghosts Do, Too? This Dad Received A Pair Of Light-Up Shoes And His Reaction Is Priceless When You Put A Tupperware Container Inside A Pumpkin, You Make A Cute Vase! This Couple Built An Awesome Bookcase Door To Separate Their Bedroom From The Nursery This Adorable Dog Really Can't Deal With The Fact That The Pet Store Is Closed This Child Dancer Is Living Proof That You're Never Too Young To Find Your Passion22 Creative Ways To Hide Ugly Household Items.

Even if you've cleaned and organized your home, you've still got a few eyesores here and there.  Some of them can be taken care of just by taking the plunge and asking yourself, "do I really, really need this?" If the answer is no, then into the Goodwill pile it goes. But what about the stuff that you do need? Here are 22 of the most brilliant ways to cover up your home's ugliest stuff.1. Keep the dog food and water in a drawer. Hide an unsightly AC unit behind a chalkboard or wall hanging. Rather than hope that nobody notices the cords along the wall, bring out a whimsical side with pretty vine clips.This Bob Marley fan found an awesome way to turn loose cords into Bob Marley's hair.buzzfeed6. Desk drawers aren't just for dog food. Hide eyesores, like apartment fuseboxes or defunct switches, behind a painting. Dress up your TV when it's not in use by laying a lightweight canvas painting over it. Basically, you can hide anything with a painting. Cords trailing along the wall? Keep them contained with an adorable picket fence.

Kitty's bathroom isn't a great conversation piece. Hide it in a special cabinet. 18. These rocks look heavy, but they're super lightweight and hollow. The space under the stairs is great for seasonal storage or cleaning products.The invisible shelf lets you stack books without needing a heavy bookshelf.These cute decals give you and your family a constant reminder about your carbon footprint.Hu2What's the biggest eyesore in your home? Have you had any luck in hiding it? Let us know in the comments.Is there ever an aspect of a room that you think “how am I going to work around this??”, well for me, it was the lovely in wall air conditioner unit that came with the house. Don’t get me wrong, it’s my best friend when it’s 90 degrees outside but it didn’t seem to make any sense the rest of the year, and it’s pretty much the first thing you see when you walk into the bedroom. Surprisingly, there aren’t a lot of options out there when it comes to concealing an a/c unit so I decided to make my own, and for only $30 in supplies, I’m very pleased with how it turned out!

So the first thing I did was build a frame for the unit. Then I wanted to make something decorative for the doors that would also let air through when they were closed. This part delayed things for a while until I found these two pieces of laser-cut wood panels from Michael’s that were on clearance for only $.50 each! To make the doors, I used hobby wood to create frames and then stapled the panels to the back of them. This is what it looked like before I painted it with the doors on. And after two coats of fresh white paint, it was all finished! I also made sure there was enough room to store the cord. I’m not kidding when I say that if I can make this, anyone can! Other than taking a few shop classes while I was in high school, I really have no carpentry knowledge at all. I think my old shop class teacher would be proud I’ve been very behind in finishing the bedroom but I promise I’ll have the final pics up this weekend! Is there any way to make air conditioning units look attractive?

The questionI have a vacation property and central air-conditioning is not possible. How do I make ductless units look attractive? Do I disguise them?The answerDuctless air-conditioning is essentially a window or a wall unit that can be controlled remotely or wired to a switch. Since hot air rises and cold air drops, you should position the unit high up on the wall – it’s the most unattractive look but the air conditioner will perform at its maximum ability. For something more attractive, give up a little performance and place the unit below the window and install a decorative grill for it to hide behind. The grill can be as wide as the window and look like a base cabinet, which will give the room an elegance and depth.The least attractive cooling system is a window unit, which are common in big cities and stick out from the exterior of buildings, ruining many facades. If you must have one, I suggest covering it with unlined linen drapery to let the cool air through.Any way you disguise the unit will help with aesthetics but not with air flow: Staying cool and having a good-looking interior is tough and usually something has to give.

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