Vacuum charging station ideas

how to hide a vacuum in a closet. dyson vacuum hidden in a closet. Here's how to hide your charging vacuum in your closet so it's out of sight! #dyson #vacuum #cleaning

Organize your battery charing situation with this awesome DIY Battery Charging Station! It's an easy build and the dividends in your workshop are huge!

Docking Drawer™ on Instagram: "Power up your kitchen game! 🔌 Discover how @christinelizabethhome added serious value to her home with Docking Drawer's innovative charging station. Outlet features 2 AC, 4 USB-A, and 2 fast-charging USB-C (pd) ports to connect up to 8 devices. #SmartHome #DIY #kitchen #kitchenremodel #remodeledkitchen #kitchenorganization #organizedkitchen #kitchenhacks"

We're back to the rhythm of the school year, a rhythm I've come to crave. We really let things go this summer—from cleaning to meal planning to using a

Trevor on Instagram: "One of the hardest workers in our house is the robot vacuum cleaner. And to show our appreciation for all the hard work it does for our family, my wife decided I should build the vacuum its own cute and cozy garage. The garage not only has a charging station and a place to empty out the vacuum when it’s full, it also has its own storage compartment for spare vacuum filters and brushes. Does your vacuum need its own garage? #DIYHACKS #homedecor #homeideas"

Even though our household is just two-person-and-one-cat big, our kitchen desk was often messed up with USB-cables and chargers for our phones, tablets and camera batteries. So I decided to do my first IKEA hack, to make a bit less messy - a KVISSLE charging station.

Wall-Mounted Charging Station: Are electronic gadgets taking up your work space, and hogging your power outlets? This wall-mounted charging station takes care of cord clutter, while keeping your countertop free of smartphones, e-readers, cameras, etc. It can be made in an afterno…

organized charging station for family devices

Do you have cord clutter throughout your home? Here are 25 charging stations and ideas to clean up the cord clutter.

We want to keep most of the often used cleaning tools such as vacuum cleaners, mops, and brooms in the house instead of in the garage. But having them hanging on the wall or leave it by the corner look messy. So I create a “cleaning tools hub” to hide them. 90″ tall and 24″ wide, the cleaning tool hub fits all of the cleaning tools that we want to keep in the house. It’s also big enough to store other needed items like trash can bags, cleaning gloves, toilet papers, and paper towels....