4 Uses for Toolboxes
By design, toolboxes are organizational aids built to withstand a lot of wear and tear. Now, where else could that be helpful day to day? Think outside of the tool shed for new ways to use a tool box with these tips from Costco.
Creativity flourishes when you can see all of your supplies. Rethink a toolbox tray for your art and craft supplies or sewing accessories.
Pro-Tip: If you have a surplus of supplies or there are multiple crafters in the house, consider a larger tool chest. Then, grab a label maker to help organize your tools.
There are folks who like to grill and then there are folks who live to grill. Tool chests are durable enough to brave the elements and bring order to maintenance supplies and manuals.
Pro-Tip: Clean your BBQ gear immediately after use to avoid rust. Mix 4 tablespoons baking soda with 1 cup warm water and lightly scrub charred surfaces with a damp nylon pad. Rinse and dry.
Determined to make that new-car feeling (and look) last? Store everything, including your DIY detailing tools, such as polishes and buffers, in one hefty tool chest that can easily make the rounds.
Pro-Tip: Use windshield cleaner to scrub aluminum toolboxes free of dirt and grease. If it's a steel chest, a waterless hand cleaner can be used to restore shine..
