 bathroom storage cabinet, consider using this solution to free up more shelving space on your wall once you move the mirror.
Another creative way to use your cabinets is by introducing more bathroom storage on the back of the doors. In this space, you can attach bins to hold essentials like brushes and flat irons. This will keep them out of sight, but still easy to access.
Do you find yourself misplacing or losing your small metallic bathroom items more often than not? If so, a magnetic strip can help you keep your razor blades, hair binders, tweezers, and bobby pins in one place. This is also a safe option compared to keeping them in containers with other items, where you risk injuring your hand when you reach for them.
As you can see, turning your bathroom into a more functional space is not all that hard. The secret is to work with what you have. Look for any free space, whether below the sink, behind the door, or even above the bathtub to keep things off your sink or floor.
There is endless bathroom storage furniture in the market that provide extra storage space, so be keen the next time you go shopping. These efforts will leave you with a clutter-free space where you can relax and reduce stress and anxiety after having a nice long bath or shower. Have you tried out any or a few of our bathroom storage hacks? If so, please share your experience with us.
Betty Olsen is a professional designer. She graduated from the Metropolitan State University of Denver, but her real vocation was to create comfortable, eco-friendly and cozy spaces. She is able to turn your home and garden, regardless of their size, into a work of art accessible to everyone.<filename>Multiples/src/Multiples.Core.Tests/LinearMultiplesServiceTest.cs
﻿using FluentAssertions;

using System;

using Xunit;

namespace SmokingGunInc.Multiples
{
    public class LinearMultiplesServiceTest
    {
        [Theory]
        [InlineData(1, 1, 2ul, 3ul, 5ul)]
        [InlineData(2, 2, 2ul, 3ul, 5ul)]
        [InlineData(3, 3, 2ul, 3ul, 5ul)]
        [InlineData(4, 4, 2ul, 3ul, 5ul)]
        [InlineData(5, 5, 2ul, 3ul, 5ul)]
        [InlineData(6, 6, 2ul, 3ul, 5ul)]
        [InlineData(7, 8, 2ul, 3ul, 5ul)]
        [InlineData(8, 9, 2ul, 3ul, 5ul)]
        [InlineData(9, 10, 2ul, 3ul, 5ul)]
        [InlineData(10, 12, 2ul, 3ul, 5ul)]
        [InlineData(11, 15, 2ul, 3ul, 5ul)]
        [InlineData(12, 16, 2ul, 3ul, 5ul)]
        [InlineData(13, 18, 2ul, 3ul, 5ul)]
        [InlineData(14, 20, 2ul, 3ul, 5ul)]
        [InlineData(15, 24, 2ul, 3ul, 5ul)]
        [InlineData(16, 25, 2ul, 3ul, 5ul)]
        [InlineData(17, 27, 2ul, 3ul, 5ul)]
        [InlineData(18, 30, 2ul, 3ul, 5ul)]
        [InlineData(1500, 859963392, 2ul, 3ul, 5ul)]
        [InlineData(100, 1536, 2ul, 3ul, 5ul)]
        [InlineData(100, 6860, 2ul, 5ul, 7ul)]
        [InlineData(100, 1536, 2ul, 3ul, 5ul, 5ul)]
        [InlineData(100, 33075, 3ul, 5ul, 7ul)]
        [InlineData(20, 192, 4ul, 8ul, 3ul)]
        public void DetermineMultiple_ReturnsExpected(ushort position, ulong expectedResult, params ulong[] numbers)
        {
            // Arrange
            var subject = new LinearMultiplesService();

            // Act
            var result = subject.DetermineMultiple(position, numbers);

            // Assert
            result.Should().Be(expectedResult);
        }

        [Theory]
        [InlineData(0)]
        [InlineData(-1)]
        [InlineData(-100)]
        public void DetermineMultiple_InvalidPosition_ArgumentException(int position)
        {
            // Arrange
            var subject = new LinearMultiplesService();

            // Act & Assert
            subject
               .Invoking(s => s.DetermineMultiple(position, 2))
               .Should()
               .ThrowExactly<ArgumentException>()
               .WithMessage("Argument must be greater than 0 (Parameter 'position')");
        }

        [Fact]
        public void DetermineMultiple_EmptyNumbersList_ArgumentException()
        {
            // Arrange
            var subject = new LinearMultiplesService();

            // Act & Assert
            subject
               .Invoking(s => s.DetermineMultiple(2))
               .Should()
               .ThrowExactly<ArgumentException>()
               .WithMessage("Argument cannot be an empty collection (Parameter 'numbers')");
        }

        [Theory]
        [InlineData(0ul)]
        [InlineData(1ul)]
        [InlineData(2ul, 3ul, 0ul)]
        [InlineData(2ul, 5ul, 1ul)]
        public void DetermineMultiple_InvalidNumbers_ArgumentException(params ulong[] numbers)
        {
            // Arrange
            var subject = new LinearMultiplesService();

            // Act & Assert
            subject
               .Invoking(s => s.DetermineMultiple(2, numbers))
               .Should()
               .ThrowExactly<ArgumentException>()
               .WithMessage("Every provided number argument must be greater than \"1\" (Parameter 'numbers')");
        }
    }
}
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Lessons learned and another bite at the apple.
Toledo will go back to the voters this November for an income tax increase. It’s a different plan than the one voters rejected in March.
Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz says he heard voters' concerns and now has offered up something that might be more manageable.
It’s a twofold approach from the mayor this time around. One portion renews money for things like firefighters and police. The other would focus on roads.
“If ever a year was lived through that shows a need for police and fire, it’s 2020,” said Toledo Police Chief George Kral.
The pitch for Issue 3 is simple. If the 3/4% income tax is not renewed, then $57 million will be lost and Toledo’s mayor says hundreds of police and firefighters will be laid off.
“The last thing I want to do as chief is to take something away that we’re already providing,” said Kral.
Voters have approved that temporary 3/4% tax for about 40 years. New for 2020, voters will decide on a 1/4% income tax increase that will just pay for roads.
"Especially at this time with the virus and the impact on the economy, they just want those roads more than anything else and so we listened,” said Kapszukiewicz.
The March proposal was a 1/2% increase to pay for roads, police, fire and universal Pre-K. Voters said no to that plan. Kapszukiewicz says he got a few messages from voters in defeat.
“They felt the request was too large. It sought to do too many things. It’s not that the voters didn’t support those initiatives, they didn’t want them all at once,” said Mayor Kapszukiewicz.
If they both pass, Toledo’s income tax would be middle of the road for major Ohio cities but would still be higher than it is today. Will voters decide that’s how they want to spend their money?
“With anything people need to spend their money on... I get it. I understand. We all have to make those decisions and this is one of those decisions that people will have to make, and they have to understand the possible consequences of it. Lots of people don’t think they’ll need police or fire service until they need us,” Toledo Fire Chief Brian Byrd said.
Issue 4 is the increase designated for roads. It will raise about $18 million per year to pave about 38 miles. It won’t do as many roads per year as the plan from the spring, but the mayor says he’s listening to what voters said they’d prefer in a plan.I’m going to tell you that even though they generally don’t win, there are third parties for people who aren’t red or blue fans. Your vote isn’t being thrown away if you choose one of them. You’re just voting outside the box and being part of a smaller political community. Realistically, the more support they have