During this project we also removed the original fireplace mantle and my wife's brother built a new one out of oak from scratch for us. When he came over to install the mantle it needed a little bit of wood taken off each side where the 45 degree angle meets the wall. So, he sanded each side of the mantle a few times to get the right fit. Since it was still cold outside this was also done in the garage and now even more dust collected on every surface.
During 2009 I never did get around to cleaning the garage. I parked the 1967 Cougar that I bought in April in the garage all summer and early fall, but I constantly worried about stuff falling on the car or getting a ding from my wife's car in the garage. This winter the Cougar has spent its time in a large, heated garage at my parent's house. I like things to be organized and I can frustrated when things are out of place, but I will also admit that I am not a big fan of cleaning and tend to put this chore off indefinitely. However, this year procrastination is no longer an option. The garage is a complete disaster! I have added a generator that my dad gave me plus we added two large trash cans (one for garbage and one for recycling) from the village where we reside. This spring I will need to pull everything out of the garage and start from scratch.
I am looking for low budget ideas on organizing the garage and maximizing the space that we have and keeping an adequate amount of space around the cars. I want to get all of my tools and extra stuff organized so finding things is easy and putting them back is a breeze. I am researching, but I am open to ideas from anyone who is actually reading this post. Now I will continue to procrastinate until the weather warms up a little.
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My suggestion is to do whatever your wife says. =)
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