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Honey-Can-Do 8-Shelf Hanging Organizer, White
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Color/Annihilate :White 8Shelf Hanging Organizer Accommodates storage drawers Reinforced seams Restricted lifetime warrantyWhitmor 6779-3044 Double Rod Closet, Silver
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Coated Metal Mellifluous color frame with durable Resin end connectorsFive uncommonly strong Wire shelves with two hanging barsCenter bar can be removed to endure long garmentsPerfect for storage in laundry, basement, garageSilver finishEasy no gizmo assembly45.24 in. W x 19.29 in. L x 68.03 in. H (17.775 lbs.)Honey-Can-Do WRD-01272 60-Inch Wide Double Door Deluxe Storage Closet, Tan
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Constructed of lightweight but tough this portable storage wardrobe measures a generous 60-inch considerable and offers you the convenience of two D-style zipper doors and gentle to access 9 pocket exterior shoe storage. The sturdy, non-woven cover protects all of your garments and the grand-capacity steel rod will keep them organized.Whitmor 6822-167-B 60-Inch Polypro Clothes Closet, White
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Breathable foundation cover with easy access zipper and see-through windowPerfect for storage in the laundry elbow-room, attic, garage, and basementEasy no tool assemblyWeight limit: 35 lbs.60 in. W x 19.5 in. L x 64 in. H (12.4 lbs.)Honey-Can-Do WRD-01274 Ultra-Deluxe 43-Inch Wide Storage Closet with Heavy Duty Doors and Two-Drawers, Cream
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Color/Destroy :Natural 43' Wide Double Door Storage Closet with Drawers Reinforced seams Narrow lifetime warranty
Can I bug-bomb a tiny storage closet on my patio?
I have a tiny storage closet separate from my apartment, with access on my back patio. The dimensions are equal to an average indoor closet, so I figure a normal bug fogger would be more than overkill. Are there any foggers specifically for something that size, or does anyone have any wonderous ideas? We have very poisonous spiders in the area and I don't want to risk myself or any of my friends/family.
By very poisonous spiders, in my area, Black Widows come to mind. There are reports of Brown Recluse but not many. I am very familiar with the black widow , but I've never been bitten. One place I lived had such a dense population, that I had to put on gloves to pick squash (several times I found a BW under one.) I also found one in a towel that had been laundered 2 weeks before and was fresh out of the linen closet. Still, we were never bitten. I know we were lucky. They are hard to get rid of without poisoning your self, but both the BW and the BR, love to live in cluttered, seldom disturbed dark damp areas.
The BW has a distinctively strong web of no particular design. I don't know that the BR has a web, or if it hunts rather than traps. When ever possible, let lots of light shine in and remove things and clean the place out. Get a bug spray preferably with pyrethrin as a base (it is safer and natural) but permithren is fairly safe and lasts longer. Just open the door, (when the wind is coming from behind you gently) spray the shed strongly and shut the door fast. Don't open for 24 hours. Repeat monthly. Spiders are tough customers, but this will help control them if only by starving them to death. After all, they eat insects.
I hae learned to recognize the web of a BW in my green house or in the garden by it's structure and strength. When I do bump one, I back off, get my gloves and a stick and try to find and mash it. Usually I succeed, but when I miss it, I know it will come out after dark to rebuild the web and I come back with a flashlight and spray it with a spray containing pyrethrin. I also look for any egg cases in the area and mash them and bag 'em and remove them from civilization.
I would not use a bug bomb for an area that size. not necessary or cost effective.
the foggers will have no residual...it will be possible for you to fog..then an hour later more spiders move back in
Just spend $20 and get the good stuff from http://pestprojoe.com
It's called Cy-Kick CS and it is more than enough for your little closet and it has a residual. Plus its less toxic then toothpaste.
It's called Cy-Kick CS and it is more than enough for your little closet and it has a residual. Plus its less toxic then toothpaste.
will my christmas cactus survive and bloom in my dark storage closet?
I know they require cool temps and long nights to get them to bloom, I don't have many options in my apartment. I thought I could put it in my storage closet next to my apartment. Is this too cold? I live in Ohio
Thanks! Someone told me to put it in my closet starting Nov 1st, is this wrong? So i'm supposed to take it out during the day so it gets light?
sory its way to cold out side this time of the year in ohio. christmas cactus need cool temperatures and long hours of dark to bloom, but are 100% tropical and wont live below 20 and will get some damage below 30. at about 30 you can expect buds to fall off. the best way to get it to bloom is to take it outside around june when the weather is warm, and to leave it outside until temps go below 40 degrees just about every night. it wont mind a few nights in the 40s as long as day time temps are above 48. also in late august dont water as much. stop giving plant food in early august. when you take the cactus inside put it in a dark closet. by then it already have small buds.
for now you can put it in a dark indoor closet and keep it in their till christmas. it should have buds by then and by mid january maybe febuary should bloom. keep it inside until full bloom and then take it out so every one can enjoy it.
In a home, would you rather have a small computer room or a large storage closet?
I am remodeling my current home and can't decide if I want a small computer room or convert into a large storage closet. What do you think you would prefer? Which would add the most value to my home?
In our home, In our computer room we have a closet that has diffrent shelves and its quite large. I use that for storage + computer supplies..
What I would do is make a computer room and make a large closet with shelving and diffrent things in it.
Hidden wall or false wall closet/storage area/pantry?
Does anyone have a source for a hidden or false wall closet? I have an unused wall that is 8 feet high and 10 feet long that would be perfect for a 2' false wall storage area/closet/pantry spanning the entire wall. Does anyone manufacture or install them?
Niche Doors will transform any doorway into a beautiful and functional concealed storage and display door with our patented door.
Maybe these will help.
What are some creative cheap ideas for closet storage boxes and bins -- industrial look?
Hey therundown23k,
I think I can figure out why you only have 5% best answer rating.
Industrial look is usually all about metal/concrete, with maybe a splash of color here and there. Since metal/concrete options are not cheap (especially once you get out of shelving and into boxes and bins), you're going to have to either get really lucky or buy some plastic stuff and paint it to look like metal or concrete (there are various metal finishes and stone-look paints). Spraypaint them a plastic-bonding paint.
Get some milk crates/bread trays/etc. Very sturdy, come in various sizes, and stackable.
Look into hardware store hopper type bins -- again, use paint since they're usually available in primary colors.
Also, look at storage meant for children -- usually not as expensive as the alternatives for adults are, but sturdy and, well, ignore the colors since you can paint them like everything else.
Consider getting industrial shelving (which can be affordable) and keeping the plastic colors as-is, storing the boxes/bins on the shelves.
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