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"  Create a Hanging-Bucket System Hanging metal buckets under a wooden shelf makes smaller items easy to find -- and reach! First, choose your shelf and bucket sizes. (We used a 4x1-foot plank of solid wood and three 11-inch-diameter buckets.) Using a drill, mount L-shaped shelf brackets to the wall; lay the plank across them (we painted the wood first for a finished look); and secure the bracket to the shelf so it stays put. Screw three heavy-duty cup hooks to the underside of the shelf so that the buckets hang a few inches from each other and from the wall. Attach labels to your buckets so you know what&amp;#039;s inside -- or buy customized buckets (like those from The MacBeth Collection, shown here). Hang buckets from the hooks. Bringing this sturdy chef&amp;#039;s tool into the garage creates a space for sports and camping gear, barbecue tools, and any other &amp;quot;where should this go?&amp;quot; stuff. Best of all, a kitchen pot rack is cheaper and simpler to install than standard cabinets: It mounts to the wall with just a few screws. Look for a wall-mounted rack with two shelves to maximize your storage space. Tip: Use heavy-duty twist ties to hold a coiled rope, hose, or extension cord together. This solution is great for garages with tight space, since a curtain rod hangs close to the wall (unlike deep shelves). With the addition of simple S-hooks, it becomes the perfect out-of-the-way spot for rakes and mops, hoses and cords, garden tools, even drying paintbrushes. Use a double rod for even more storage potential. A clear round container, like a hatbox, makes strings of lights (or even extension cords) easy to find and unwind. No more rummaging through cardboard boxes in search of a ball of tangled wires when the holidays roll around!  Tip: Avoid the hassle of hunting down instruction booklets and warranty information for tools, lawn equipment, and outdoor furniture by arranging them in a wall-mounted magazine rack. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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