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Choosing the Right Greenhouse for Your Garden
Looking to start the growing season a little earlier? A greenhouse can protect your plants from the elements and give you more time to grow. At Aosom we make a wide range of high quality greenhouses – from small cold frames to larger walk-ins. But which one should you choose? Whether you’re just looking to shield some new shoots or go big and redefine your growing season, we’ll help you pick the perfect greenhouse for your garden in this handy guide. Popular Greenhouse Types We carry a few different types of greenhouses; cold frames, portables (various sizes/configurations), and more permanent walk-in greenhouses. If you just need to protect a few new shoots from lingering frost blasts, perhaps a cold frame is right for you. Portables are easy to build, tear down, and move as needed, but polycarbonate-paneled walk-ins are a better long-term option. [one_half] Cold Frames [/one_half] [one_half] Walk-Ins [/one_half] [one_half] Smaller Portables [/one_half] [one_half] Larger Portables [/one_half] Size What are your growing plans for the year? What about next year, and the year after? Consider what you’ll be growing and how much space it will require, and also your future gardening plans. If you have room to spare, a larger greenhouse may be the better call. You can start off using the growing space you need, but will have room to expand later without upgrading your greenhouse! Plant needs / Temperature What will your plants need to flourish? Research and consider the optimal temperatures they’ll want, and the weather patterns specific to where you live. How cold is your spring, how hot your summer? Make sure the greenhouse you go with has vents, which can be opened to regulate the temperature inside – overheating can be just as dangerous as the cold. [one_half] [/one_half] [one_half] [/one_half] Will polyethylene do the trick or should you go for thicker, hardier polycarbonate? The answer entirely depends on your locale and plans – plotting (sorry!) your growing plan can be fun, and forethought will reward you with delicious produce later. Weather resistance Apart from temperature needs, you also must keep durability in mind. What kind of storms does your area get, how windy? What about hail? In a true weather emergency your greenhouse shouldn’t be at the forefront of your worries, but you should keep your area’s weather in mind when choosing a greenhouse. Polycarbonate is thicker and heavier, making PC-paneled greenhouses more resilient to strong winds, and more durable in general, but also more work to stow away if need be. If serious inclement weather is incoming, really plants should come inside temporarily and the greenhouse should be stowed in the garage. The Right Greenhouse for You There’s quite a few factors to consider when choosing the perfect greenhouse for your yard. I hope this guide has given you some food for thought! Here at Aosom we want to help you grow, and with the right greenhouse soon you’ll be growing healthy, vibrant produce your family will love! Shop our Spring Sale! -
Let’s get you Organized: Take back your Garage Space with the Perfect Tool Chest
Do you have a big outdoor project coming up? Does your girlfriend need help putting together some IKEA furniture? Or maybe, your wife needs you to install that chic new sliding barn door that she found online? All these tasks require a certain amount of aptitude and accessibility to your tools. But what happens when your poor little plastic tool bucket can no longer keep up with the amount of tools that you need? Well, things get messy. Instead, of spending 20 minutes in the garage each time you go looking for an Allen wrench, maybe it’s time that you considered upgrading your tiny tool box into a rolling tool chest. An investment in a tool chest is the perfect solution for individuals looking to get the most possible storage space, while ensuring that all of your tools are organized and won’t get damaged. Furthermore, as you acquire more tools over the years your poor little plastic tool box won’t be able to support the additional weight that you’ve now added to it. Sometimes we forget – tools are friggin’ heavy! Well maybe you didn’t forget, but I certainly forgot this and as a result, it caused a huge headache for me. Back when I had my old plastic tool box, I was happy that I was able to place my first new cordless drill inside of it to accompany me on all of the small projects around the house. Then Christmas happened and my mother-in-law bought me another drill that was more heavy duty. Hey, I wasn’t going to complain. I had just scored a sweet new drill kit. But when I forced strategically placed my new drill into the same plastic tool box, I didn’t account for the extra weight that I had added. Then one day, my wife asked me to set up a wall mount for our new flat screen tv. I dutifully headed to the garage, grabbed my trusted heavy tool kit, and headed back into the house. Not more than 3 paces into the house, the toolbox latch snapped open and my heart sank as I heard two distinctly loud ‘crunches’ amidst all of the falling nails, screws and wrenches. I looked down to see that each of the drills left two huge gashes in the wooden floor. So after a costly floor repair and one very upset wife later, I learned a very valuable lesson. I decided that it would be in everyone’s best interest if I confronted my organization problem and invested in a tool chest. Standing Tool Chest vs Roll-Around Tool Chest: Which is Better? Keep in mind that the tool chest that you should be looking for should meet your specific needs; not your cousin Ray or the neighbor down the street. Let’s review two of the most common tool chests to determine if you are a Standing Tool Chest guy or more of a Roll-Around Tool Chest guy. The Standing Tool Chest These are significantly larger and sturdier than your regular tool boxes. Because of their size, these standing tool chests are strong feature pieces in the garage that keep your tools organized. Standing tool chests come with locked cabinets to keep the little ones away from the heavy duty tools, many of the newer models come with wheels that lock that make relocating easy, and most models come with five drawers that vary in size. [alert type=”info” close=”false”]Pro Tip: Focus on purchasing a tool chest that has more width than what you think you’ll need. The wider the drawer size the more accessible your tools will be. Otherwise, if the drawers are too deep it will be like placing your tools at the bottom of a filing cabinet.[/alert] Also, a standing tool chest can double as a strong and even worktable. No more do you have to precariously balance your workshop projects on the big chest freezer in the garage. If space is the biggest concern for you, I would highly suggest getting a standing tool chest to start out. The Roll-Around Tool Chest Often referred to as the “mechanics tool chests,” this is a perfect option for craftsmen that have tool intensive projects that require that their tools be close by. These roll-around tool chests often times have a flat surface on top so you can sit down on it while you work. This means that changing your car tires just got a lot easier! The roll-around tool chest is also completely stackable. Since the top has a flat surface you can easily add some additional storage by purchasing a middle chest to stack on top with some additional locked drawers. Unlike the standing tool chest, if budget is your biggest concern then I would suggest starting with a roll-around tool chest first. As your tool collection grows you will be to add more storage pieces to your tool chest as needed. In the end, I personally went for the standing tool chest. As it allowed me to really free up a lot of needed space in the garage. Coincidentally, after completing this project I stumbled across a win-win situation. Once we were able to free up the space, not only was I able to park my car back in the garage, I was able to fit in a chest freezer for my wife so that she can practice her canning and preserving hobbies. -
So You’re Going Camping: 11 Camping Hacks to Ensure You Come Back in One Piece
Ah, camping. The sights, the sounds, the smells. Nothing finer than that time-honored tradition celebrating nature and your insignificance in it. Pale-white skin that hasn’t seen the sun in months. Too-loud-for-their-own-good campers. The taste of charred hot dogs. But it doesn’t always have to be that way! With a little work, you can make a decent weekend out of it despite all the things actively trying to kill you. And so without further ado, I present to you these simple camping hacks that will make you miss the safety of your couch only about half of the time. 1) How to approach Thorny Situations With all that wood out there you’re bound to get a splinter or two eventually. This can be annoying if your new sharp wooden friend gets stuck so deep in your skin that tweezers won’t be able to help. However, if you have a banana peel then you’re in luck. Simply slap a small piece of that peel on your skin above the splinter with a Band-Aid on top and in a day or two it’ll be out. 2) What a Bright Idea Once the sun goes down you’re mostly faced with two options for light. Pitch-black or deer-in-the-headlights bright. Find a nice, in-between balance with this camping hack. Strap a headlamp to your water bottle with the light facing inward and you’ll create ambient lighting that’s not too harsh on your eyes but enough to keep the bears away. 3) Stay Away from Over Bear’ing Guests Speaking of bears, be careful not to leave any food in your car unless you want some unexpected visitors. Bears have been known to thoroughly investigate a car for food and, upon finding it, for even more food. There’s nothing worse than coming back to a wrecked vehicle at the end of your camping trip. Be sure to hang your food in trees or better yet, in an air-tight bear canister. Click here to save on camping tents. Minus the bears! 4) Burn Clean Starting a fire can be difficult. Make it easier by pouring a little hand sanitizer over your kindling to really fuel those flames. Just make sure you leave enough for after your meal. And try not to get too close if you’re wearing certain synthetic fibers. No need to turn great camping hacks into camping hazards! 5) Or Burn Junk Food Another backup plan is to use potato or corn chips (any kind) to help start a fire. This is one of my favorite camping hacks because someone almost always brings some heavily processed corn product to snack on and they can make the difference between shivering through the night and cozying up to the warm glow of a campfire. 6) Your Portable Sud Station Unfortunately, cleanliness is not always the priority while camping. With a little bit of future planning, this trick can be one of your greatest camping hacks for all of you germaphobes. The next time you go through a container of laundry detergent, don’t throw it out! Save it for your next camping trip as a simple hand washing station. Because there’ll still be soap residue inside, you can just fill it with water for a fine mixture that keeps hands clean. 7) Ice, Ice, Baby! Rather than wasting money and space on bags of ice, freeze a couple of gallons of water and bring those in your cooler. They’ll keep your other food cold and become a handy source of drinking water later on. 8) Solving the Comfy Bunk Puzzle Let’s face it; the forest floor is not the comfiest place to sleep on. It’s why beds were invented. Instead, try padding the bottom of your tent with foam tiles so that you don’t have to feel every stick and rock underneath your feet. Even if you’re not lying directly on the ground, you’ll appreciate this camping hack’s charm for not having you walk on the cold, hard ground at night. Click here to see where you can buy these squishy lifesavers! 9) Don’t let the Fun Times Sink At some point you might be forced to go in the water. Whether to get clean or to finally escape all the bugs and mosquitoes, it’s a good idea to hook your keys up to a wine cork or similar flotation device. That way when you finally drown in the water, intentionally or on accident, your keys will at least rise to the surface so your friends can get home. 10) Fight Itching and Cavities at the Same Time Unfortunately, no matter how many camping hacks you employ, you’ll never be able to escape from every last insect that wants a piece of you out in the woods. At some point, you WILL end up itchy. Try toothpaste. It works wonders as a soothing cure once you’ve been made a meal of. 11) Always Pack a Spare Congratulations. You’ve somehow reached the end of your camping trip without falling off a cliff or setting the woods on fire (probably). Well you don’t want to go home looking and smelling like a hobo do you? Make sure to always keep a set of clean clothes and some deodorant in your car for the journey home to make you feel a little better or in case you decide to stop for food on the way home. Your fellow diners will appreciate it, trust me.
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