6 Things You Can Do to Keep Your Garage Clean - That Everyone Forgets!

6 Things You Can Do to Keep Your Garage Clean - That Everyone Forgets!

Welcome to the Well-Stocked Garage! In this series, we take a look at how to organize and fill your workshop so you're ready for any DIY job at a moment's notice.

Today's topic: Those little cleaning jobs everyone forgets to do. All you need is a good all-purpose cleaner and a couple of minutes to make a major difference in your work space. Your future self will thank you when you start your next project. Here are 6 things you can clean in one rainy afternoon:

 

Foaming Citrus Surface Cleaner

1. Workbenches

Wipe down workbenches, toolboxes, and any other surfaces in your garage to remove grease, grime and dirt.

 

 

Deluxe Pet Interior Cleaning Kit image 12. Garbage Cans

Clean and deodorize your garbage cans and recycling bins.

 

 

Oil Guzzler+ Engine Degreaser
3. Tools
It's good to give your hand tools a cleaning every so often. Wipe them down with an all-purpose degreaser to remove any built-up grime and oil.

 

 

Crystal Clear Glass Cleaner image 04. Shelves and Storage Units
Wipe down shelving units and storage bins. The next time you pull out your Halloween decorations from the back of the shelf, you won't be pulling a load of dirt out with them!

 

 

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5. Outdoor Furniture

If you store outdoor furniture in your garage, wipe down and freshen it up before either putting it away for the winter or breaking it out for the summer.

 

 

Shop Kleen Parts Cleaner6. Bicycles and Sporting Equipment

Clean and remove dirt from your bicycles, roller blades, kayak paddles, badminton rackets, croquet hoops, jai alai xisteras, lawn bowling skittles, jousting lances and other sports equipment. Good for maintenance, bad for the spiders building a web in your unicycle's spokes.

 

 

Remember to always follow the instructions on the label and take any necessary safety precautions, such as wearing gloves and goggles and keeping the garage door up for adequate ventilation.

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