Garage
"6. Space-Saving Bike Racks Bikes are likely among the bulkiest items you have to store — and if you have more than one or two, they can really start to eat up space. There are several types of wall-mounted bike racks to choose from, and which is best will depend on your space. These bike storage racks from Clear Space Garage and Closet Storage Solutions pivot on the wall, so you can hang bikes closer together, maximizing space."
"3. Sports Wall Keeping like with like is a good organizing strategy in any space in the house. In the garage, putting sports gear all in one place will make it quicker and easier to find what you need when it’s game time. In this space from Berghuis Construction, balls go in wall-mounted mesh organizers, while bikes, bats and other gear hang from hooks."
"1. Grab-and-Go Zone The area closest to the door is a great place to store items you reach for frequently. In this space from Closets of Tulsa, wall-mounted racks hold beach chairs, balls and necessities like sunscreen and water. A trash can by the door is a convenient spot to toss garbage on your way out of the car."
"4. You Want to Revamp Your Garage Cleaning out the garage is a huge feat. Don’t let your efforts go to waste by letting the belongings stored there pile up in messy, mildew-prone heaps. A closet designer can examine what you have and recommend the best storage systems to keep your stuff neat, tidy and off the ground, where it’s less likely to become damaged by water and grease. Rylex Custom Cabinetry and Closets provided storage systems for this garage."
"Camping gear storage tips: To make getting away simpler, I recommend keeping a checklist stored with your equipment so you don’t forget anything for your trip. Your list should include all items you will typically want to bring along. After using your tents and sleeping bags, spot-clean them with cold water and a mild soap to remove any dirt. Be sure these items are completely dry before putting them away to prevent mildew. Store tents and sleeping bags loosely in cotton bags or breathable mesh bags (an old pillowcase will work well). Loosely fold your sleeping bag rather than rolling it tightly, as compressing a sleeping bag can eventually damage its fill. Avoid watertight storage bags for tents and sleeping bags, as condensation can build up inside of them and result in mildew."
"9. Hire a professional organizer. It’s amazing what a little help can do. A professional organizer can help you create a clutter-free home. The money spent on hiring a pro for just one day will pay off when potential buyers see an organized home that feels larger and more manageable. Buying a house can be stressful, especially for first-time buyers. It might be subconscious, but a well-organized space may help to lessen that stress."
storage solutions
"10. Tall Tool Storage Keep long-handled tools from becoming a toppled mess by hanging them neatly on the wall. Ladders can also be stored this way, either vertically or horizontally, depending on the height of your garage ceiling and the height of your ladder."
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