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Shelf from an old bucket. Tips for the home master

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With a zealous owner, any thing will find its appropriate use. A boat and a leaky old bucket can still serve as a kind of shelf, being reinforced through the bottom on the wall of a shed or pantry.

Insert a wooden flap into it and nail it on the outside - and you can keep various tools or household items in it.

And from above it is convenient to wind the hose for irrigation: stored in this way, it does not interfere and even dries.

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