HOw To CLEANED UP THE MOWER SHED

We didn't do much this weekend except rest, so I'll share a recent project.  Last weekend I was able to get started on organizing the mower shed a bit.  It wasn't too bad and last weekend was overcast and cooler so that's always good.

Mower shed before
After a season of throwing stuff in there, finding a place to put something down, it's easy for things to get out of control.  Especially when it's hot...you bring something in and go "um, yeah, it's hot in here, this looks like a good spot" and you're done with it.  Then the floor had grass cuttings and dirt on it from driving the mower in and out all season. 

The first thing I did was back the mower out and start pulling things out.  I ended up with a big contractor bag full of trash.  


I moved stuff around, made more space, consolidated things and generally got everything arranged.  I still need to get some containers and storage hooks to hang item, etc, but we're happy to have it cleaner.

Mower shed after
The last thing I did was pulled the Zen Machine back in to its now cleaner home.  It's still too warm to tackle any sort of major organization project (the shed and barn get really hot to work in, even with the doors and window open) but this Winter, on a cool day when I don't need to mow, I'll tackle that.  Until then, happy shed, happy 1st Man. 

 Not sure what it is about cooler weather but it always makes me want to clean and straighten things up.  
Fall cleaning anyone?

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