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What exactly can you store in your garage this summer, and what things should never cross its threshold once the heat kicks in?

You’ve talked about it long enough. Sworn you’d do it. Daydreamed while scrolling past every glistening lake, winding river, and sun-drenched beach. 

You strap on your helmet, climb onto your bike, and everything changes. Your body moves, your mind breathes. It’s not just exercise. It’s therapy on wheels.

Whether you're crafting furniture, fixing the lawnmower, or just digging through old holiday decor, one thing is certain: it’s better to tinker in a place that doesn’t fight you back.

Summer doesn’t have to melt your garage into chaos. With the right system in place, it can become the most functional and impressive part of your entire home.

While you're patting yourself on the back for your security savvy, there's one part of your home that might be waving a big, flashing “Welcome!” sign to intruders. That’s right, your garage.

If you’re a cat parent who’s ever wrestled with the idea of letting your feline friend roam outside, you’re not alone. The tug-of-war between freedom and safety is real.

Most plant stands are decorative afterthoughts.