The garage is a convenient place to keep a lot of your clutter, but some household items are best stowed somewhere else.
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11 Things You Should Never Keep in Your Garage
Learn which household items will be ruined quickly if they're kept in the garage—and which others are downright dangerous to stow in there. Here's how to dispose of household goods safely so you can make room in your garage for tools, landscaping gear, and other bulky items.
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The solution for more space may already be attached to your house. A garage makeover that transforms storage space into living space is often less …
Keep your tools neat and organized so you can find them when you need them.
Get organized with strong, sturdy storage shelves that suit your gear and your garage or workshop.
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Insulating the garage door will help keep your workshop comfy this winter—and all year round. Here’s what to know as you embark on this DIY project.
