The storage containers are empty!
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Comments (1)I've still got a lot unsprouted, too. On the flip side, I've gotten better germination this year from petunias (overall, not just the petunia-showing-up-in-every-container deal that I had going on last year), Hollyhocks, Delphinium, Larkspur, and Ruds. I'm excited to have different things in the garden spaces this year. Oh, and totally OT: Don't pass by the dollar-clearance deals end-of-season; I bought about a dozen of "this & that" in pots that looked like dead-nothings, and I think I only lost 2 of those. Definitely worth the investment....See MoreEmpty clothes hanger storage?
Comments (17)I have one of those L-shaped thingies! I'll try to find it. I mounted mine on the INSIDE of the door frame, well above the rod, so that it sticks out into the closet, above the clothes themselves, taking advantage of that space just above the shoulders of the clothes. One thing I like about this solution is that I have lots of different styles of hangers, and they will all fit. My biggest reason for getting this was so that the empty hangers would be all in one place, when I took the clothes off them. Here is the one I have. I never fold it up, though. https://www.containerstore.com/s/closet/hangers/hanger-accessories/white-wall-hanger-holder/123d?productId=10025748&country=US&currency=USD&utm_source=tcscompshop&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=google&cid=cse:PLA&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4Y-k3qPO2AIVgksNCh3MkAosEAQYBCABEgLIBfD_BwE...See MoreIdeas to Store big 18 gallon storage containers?
Comments (13)I agree with the encouragement to clear out stuff! 30 is a lot. Do you feel free-er now that so much is gone? I have a tight storage area in the basement of my apartment building, and I want to build a roll-out unit that lets me stack the bins I have on shelves. (mine are heirlooms for my kids when they move out, or cloth I actually use for sewing, or out-of-season clothes, or painting supplies--so there's not a lot of culling I can do) I plan to get some plywood and build when is essentially a bookcase with permanent shelves that are spaced JUST far enough apart to hold the storage tub. NO EXTRA HEADROOM! (because then things will get wedged in there for storage. And also, this way I can pull out the one on the bottom of the stack without having to move the others. And I can build up, up without having to worry about whether the tubs on the bottom will hold the weight. (I have a Kreg pocket hole jig that will make this easy) There are PVC-pipe things you can make, or buy to hold the bins you decide to keep. This one's on Amazon, but there are others; google "PVC shelves for storage bins" http://a.co/d/aIO2WXg You can probably find a handyman to knock something together using 2x4s (or do it yourself if you're handy). Here's a set of plans: https://dadand.com/diy-2x4-shelving/ And there are brackets that make it easy and cheap https://www.strongtie.com/miscellaneousconnectors_woodconnectors/wbsk_k These are sold at Walmart--you just buy 2x4s and cut them to fit. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hopkins-ShelfLink-Shelf-Bracket/22580902?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=1194&adid=22222222227016188078&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=51754752431&wl4=pla-83162257391&wl5=9004397&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=112550058&wl11=online&wl12=22580902&wl13=&veh=semit/p/wbsk...See MoreEmpty storage cupboards.. Convert to wardrobe or office?
Comments (5)do you not want to use it as a laundry anymore? Do you have a need for a study/office? I've seen plenty of "big closets converted to office spaces that you can close the doors on." This person's Pinterest board for "cloffices" has several pics. Houzz even has a page or two on it. And here's another. search on "convert a closet into an office," and you'll find a ton of ideas....See Moreravencajun Zone 8b TX
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