Have You Been Putting Off Cleaning Your Garage?
Make it a fun project by working together with family and friends, it will go a lot faster.
Stacking & Storing
Items you use together, such as gardening tools and lawn chemicals, should be stored close to one another.
Put bulky equipment, like lawn mowers, in corners, where they won't get bumped or knocked over by your car.
Hang frequently used items, like bikes, it will save more space.
Stash seasonal or rarely used items in the hardest-to-reach spots.
Organizing & Storing Tools
Storing tools in categories will make finding tools breeze for you when you need them. For example store sockets in a section, store all the screw drivers in a another section purchasing tool orgaziners can help in this alot as all the tools stay intact in there own place.
For obvious reasons, your heavier tools should be located in the lower drawers of the tool chest. This provides more stability for the chest, and has the added benefit of keeping heavy tools near ground level for chests that are portable. Similarly, power tools require more space for storage, and the lower drawers may be the only storage option if you keep a drill or other devices in your tool chest. Keeping your sockets in the upper drawers makes them easier to get to, read the markings, etc. The middle drawers can be used for screwdrivers, specialty tools, chisels, etc., or they can be put to whatever specific purposes you may have.
