Any ideas for a way to store my garden hose?
The connection is in the garage, with concrete walls, and we're renting, so I don't want to mount anything. I don't want to spend a fortune because we won't be here more than a couple of years. I saw one on amazon that slips over the spigot - I like the idea of it but it gets terrible reviews. Any solution I'm missing here so I can stop tripping over the hose?? |
How about a hose pot?
http://m.target.com/p/suncast-resin-wicker-hose-pot/-/A-13052032 |
We have an iron one that stakes into the ground from Home Depot. After years of unwieldy hose reels, etc., I'm very happy with this solution and it works very well. I think it was $30, in the garden section. |
I can't find what you're talking about, but it sounds ideal. If you have an extra minute and are feeling charitable, do you mind posting a link? |
We use those too. We got ours at hardware stores and garden centers. |
We have something like this which sounds like what PP was talking about:
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Liberty-Garden-Decorative-Hose-Stand-645/100658095 You said the connection is inside the garage, though, are you going to mount the hose outside or inside? Those are designed to push into the dirt. For another $5 worth of cheap bucket and a small bag of concrete you could make your own sturdy base that would stand on the floor. |
I'm the PP who originally posted about the staked rack, and yes, this is the one. I missed that your connection was in the garage, though; the suggestion above to set it in a bucket of sand or concrete is a good one. I've had wall-mounted racks, reeling racks, etc., and honestly this is the first thing I haven't wanted to throw out the window. |