Abstract: A generally rectangular cabinet having a pair of outwardly swinging doors. The center interior is designed to form a paper cup dispenser, the cups exiting at the center bottom. With proper shelving, hooks and clips the interior will hold toothbrushes, toothpaste, razors, lotions, and any other desired bathroom supplies. The interior of the doors can be supplied with hooks for suspending the toothbrushes leaving the rest of the cabinet for other items. The outside top can be mounted with clips for holding combs in a readily available position. The entire cabinet is compact, light and portable. A stand is provided which can be permanently positioned in the bathroom. The stand comprises a horizontal platform portion and a rear vertical wall portion. The cabinet fits onto the platform and against the rear wall. Suitable hooks are provided for releasably locking the cabinet to the stand. This allows the cabinet to be used in a fixed place at home, but permits its removal for travel.