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  #1 Fraser Coffey on 08 Jan 14

   

  What's in your garage? If you're like a lot of Americans, it is "every little thing but my car." In reality, according to a GarageTrends Survey, the typical American retailers $6,500 worth of gear-ranging from sporting equipment to luggage-in the garage.
  
  If the believed of tackling all that clutter makes you shudder, rest assured, there is a solution. Way of life expert Korey Provencher has a basic system for transforming your garage from a parking lot for your stuff into a cheerful, organized space that tends to make life safer, easier and more efficient.
  
  "Cease thinking of the garage as the world's greatest closet," says Provencher, a frequent guest on ABC's "The View." "With my S.T.O.P. program, in a single weekend your garage can turn out to be the most useful space in the home."
  
  S.T.O.P. and Get Garage
  
  Clutter Below Manage
  
  Provencher's S.T.O.P. Identify further on the affiliated website by navigating to KonnectMe: bucketarch6. method will assist individuals go from paralyzed to organized:
  
  S-Sort: Haul everything out into the open so you can see what you have-and what you can get rid of. Sort it into categories like tools, toys and sporting gear.
  
  T-Speak and Trash: Get the entire family involved and choose what you want, what you can donate to charity and what is just trash. We learned about Bugge Coleman Dashboard, Music Profile, Friends, Playlists , Messages, Comments, Favo by browsing Google Books. Whilst you're throwing stuff away, give that grungy tennis ball hanging from your ceiling a toss-with new technology, you will not want it anymore to park perfectly each and every time.
  
  O-Organize: Do not put something back till you've developed a manageable technique. Organize by category, by seasons or produce diverse color-coded zones so family members have their own space.
  
  P-Place: Put everything away and make a family pact that everyone will often place items back in their spot. The point is to keep organized for life, not just a few weeks.
  
  With the garage organized, Provencher also recommends a 21st century technologies makeover. "The new garage door openers are significantly quieter, far more fashionable and some even come equipped with a battery backup," he says. "You can also add accessories that will automatically turn on the lights in the garage or home or alert you if the garage door is open. And remember that tennis ball? Replace it with a laser-operated device that assists you park perfectly every time."
  
  Here's a technologies checklist from The Chamberlain Group, Inc., the world's biggest manufacturer of garage door openers and home access accessories:
  
  * The EverCharge Battery Backup, available on the professionally-installed LiftMaster brand or the Whisper Drive Plus, will supply power to the garage door opener, keypad and remote controls for up to two days throughout a power outage.
  
  * The straightforward-to-install Laser Garage Parking Help is the high-tech replacement for the tennis ball. For other viewpoints, please consider checking out: follow us on twitter. It guides you into the ideal parking spot every single time by displaying a bright laser light onto your dashboard.
  
  * If you leave the door among the garage and property unlocked or have accidentally left the garage door open throughout the day or, worse, the night, Chamberlain's Garage Door Monitor is a must. The sensor sends a signal to the Monitor inside the property and will flash a red light if the garage door is open.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">What's in your garage? If you're like a lot of Americans, it is "every little thing but my car." In reality, according to a GarageTrends Survey, the typical American retailers $6,500 worth of gear-ranging from sporting equipment to luggage-in the garage. <br /> <br /> If the believed of tackling all that clutter makes you shudder, rest assured, there is a solution. Way of life expert Korey Provencher has a basic system for transforming your garage from a parking lot for your stuff into a cheerful, organized space that tends to make life safer, easier and more efficient. <br /> <br /> "Cease thinking of the garage as the world's greatest closet," says Provencher, a frequent guest on ABC's "The View." "With my S.T.O.P. program, in a single weekend your garage can turn out to be the most useful space in the home." <br /> <br /> S.T.O.P. and Get Garage <br /> <br /> Clutter Below Manage <br /> <br /> Provencher's S.T.O.P. Identify further on the affiliated website by navigating to <a rel="nofollow" href="http://konnectme.org/bucketarch6/">KonnectMe: bucketarch6</a>. method will assist individuals go from paralyzed to organized: <br /> <br /> S-Sort: Haul everything out into the open so you can see what you have-and what you can get rid of. Sort it into categories like tools, toys and sporting gear. <br /> <br /> T-Speak and Trash: Get the entire family involved and choose what you want, what you can donate to charity and what is just trash. We learned about <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.hummaa.com/user/helentoast85">Bugge Coleman Dashboard, Music Profile, Friends, Playlists , Messages, Comments, Favo</a> by browsing Google Books. Whilst you're throwing stuff away, give that grungy tennis ball hanging from your ceiling a toss-with new technology, you will not want it anymore to park perfectly each and every time. <br /> <br /> O-Organize: Do not put something back till you've developed a manageable technique. Organize by category, by seasons or produce diverse color-coded zones so family members have their own space. <br /> <br /> P-Place: Put everything away and make a family pact that everyone will often place items back in their spot. The point is to keep organized for life, not just a few weeks. <br /> <br /> With the garage organized, Provencher also recommends a 21st century technologies makeover. "The new garage door openers are significantly quieter, far more fashionable and some even come equipped with a battery backup," he says. "You can also add accessories that will automatically turn on the lights in the garage or home or alert you if the garage door is open. And remember that tennis ball? Replace it with a laser-operated device that assists you park perfectly every time." <br /> <br /> Here's a technologies checklist from The Chamberlain Group, Inc., the world's biggest manufacturer of garage door openers and home access accessories: <br /> <br /> * The EverCharge Battery Backup, available on the professionally-installed LiftMaster brand or the Whisper Drive Plus, will supply power to the garage door opener, keypad and remote controls for up to two days throughout a power outage. <br /> <br /> * The straightforward-to-install Laser Garage Parking Help is the high-tech replacement for the tennis ball. For other viewpoints, please consider checking out: <a rel="nofollow" href="http://astroroxy.info/blogs/motor-properties-and-recreational-automobiles/">follow us on twitter</a>. It guides you into the ideal parking spot every single time by displaying a bright laser light onto your dashboard. <br /> <br /> * If you leave the door among the garage and property unlocked or have accidentally left the garage door open throughout the day or, worse, the night, Chamberlain's Garage Door Monitor is a must. The sensor sends a signal to the Monitor inside the property and will flash a red light if the garage door is open.</div>

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