My garage (aka shop) has a small walkway left where nothing is on the floor.. For the short term future, I might have to put my new Mark V in the house until we make space in the garage
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I just did a clean up this past weekend. I like to do a thorough cleaning after each project. It just involves sweeping surfaces down with a bench brush. I'll vacuum surfaces if it is feasible. Then using a shop vac to clean up the floor. I also battle with my inner neat freak.Ed in Tampa wrote:Okay I'll bite how do you keep dust off everything that is sitting out? I like your bottle collection but one project using MDF and I would have to clean for a week. What is the secret?
Ed
I just started collecting bottles about a year ago. Since I don't plan on moving anymore, I figured my bottle shelf could bring up memories and stories for whenever I have grandchildren.
Tony
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Ed in Tampa
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My problem is I'm lazy, I built cabinets with doors. When I'm through for the day I open the garage door and start up the leaf blower and blow the whole place out. Your bottles wouldn't stand a chance. Everything that isn't heavy enough or nailed down is blown out the door. Sure makes the place shine but you can't have things sitting around that collect dust.eldyfig wrote:I just did a clean up this past weekend. I like to do a thorough cleaning after each project. It just involves sweeping surfaces down with a bench brush. I'll vacuum surfaces if it is feasible. Then using a shop vac to clean up the floor. I also battle with my inner neat freak.
I just started collecting bottles about a year ago. Since I don't plan on moving anymore, I figured my bottle shelf could bring up memories and stories for whenever I have grandchildren.
Tony
Ed