Not all ideas are equal. Especially when it comes to ideas for how to eliminate clutter within the garage. Let’s just say, a tarp and rope are not always the best way in which to proceed.
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Theresa
Theresa, I love hearing your voice! And I sympathize with the garage problem. How do we collect so much stuff? You may have inspired a project! Ask me about it in two months 🙂
Okay two months it is! LOL My husband, with only a small amount of help from me, cleaned our garage to sparkling a few weeks ago. I am just hoping it stays that way. It’s amazing how quickly chaos descends once again.
Wow 3 times in 5 years you must be dog tired of packing. Wow Theres, that’s pretty impressive!
So tired I don’t want to move again. At least not for a long time. Thanks for listening.
I live across the street from a perfect garage that has no clutter. NONE. None in 12 years! I envy her garage, so clean WITH only a freezer and 2 chairs in it.
Me? I have tools, lawn mower, ant killer, hoses, sprinklers, camping gear, etc., and Boxes!! “Can’t get rid of the boxes!!” I moved 21 times in my first 15 years of marriage. I have been in the same house for almost 13 years now and still have my boxes! Wow, time for them to go.
Perfect garage for 12 years? Unbelievable. I cannot imagine nothing in my garage. Where does he store the lawn mower, tools, lawn chairs?
Bliss, you need some bicycle hooks for those boxes? LOL
Cleaning the garage, such a chore but feels so good when done!
I wish I could “crackle” the garage when it is clean, so it wouldn’t return to its natural state of disorder and chaos. LOL