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"Decades ago when cars were mechanically simpler, you could save money by doing basic car repairs yourself. These days, most repairs relate to computerized functions within the car and are best left to professionals. But anyone who is willing to get his or her hands dirty can still save a little money by changing the oil, rotating tires, and performing other basic car maintenance. And most people like to keep their cars clean. The best way to keep car supplies organized is a sturdy set of shelves. Wire &amp;quot;restaurant shelving&amp;quot; can be most effective, but other shelf units can work as well, just as long as they are easily cleaned and have room for all your car supplies. To keep things simple, segregate supplies by function \u2014 keep extra oil and filters in one area, put all cleaning supplies on their own shelf, and so forth. Be sure to lock up these supplies to keep them away from curious children. For more on organizing clutter, see Good Housekeeping&amp;#039;s The Complete Clutter Solution "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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