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  June 2012  
 
Family Handyman DIY Tips & Hints Dozens of clever, why-didn't-I-think-of-that
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We will show you how shelves can better organize your home

 

Now why didn't I think of that?

These simple and sturdy shelving ideas will help you organize your entire home without spending a lot of money.

Tip 1: Screw wire shelving to joists
Create extra storage space by screwing wire closet shelving to joists in your garage or basement. Wire shelving is see-through, so you can easily tell what's up there. Depending on the width, wire shelves cost from $1 to $3 per foot at home centers.

Find 8 more ideas to get your creativity flowing »

Organize your kitchen

 

Find space you didn't know you had

Need more space in your kitchen? These tips will help you take advantage of every nook and cranny to help you instantly organize and cut the clutter in the hardest working room in your house.

Tip 1: Free up drawer space
Free up drawer space by hanging measuring cups inside a kitchen cabinet. Position and mount a wood strip so that the cups will hang between the shelves and allow the door to close completely. Mount a second strip for your measuring spoons, then screw in cup hooks on both strips.

8 more simple tips to clear the kitchen clutter »

Bookcase and Shelf Tips

Is your garage over stuffed?

 

The answer is organization, not a bigger garage

Tip 1: Moveable bike rack
Build this moveable bike rack from a 2x4 and a pair of bicycle hooks. Cut four 3-1/2-in. blocks, stack two on top of each other, and screw them together. Now screw them on the end of a 4-ft. 2x4 and repeat the process for the other side. Drill a hole in the middle of the stacked blocks and screw in the bicycle hooks. Lay the rack across your garage ceiling joists, and hang your bike from the hooks. When you need to get behind the bike, simply slide the entire rack out of the way.

Plus 10 more tips to stuff your garage »

Best Pet Care Tips

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We’re always looking for great tips and we’ll pay $100 for any we publish in The Family Handyman magazine. Submit your tip »

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