You pull out your car from the garage and you find that some fluid is leaking from the car! How can you tell whether it is break fluid leak, power steering fluid leak or just the water from your air conditioner? Let’s find out. Read on: • Place a white cardboard under your car on the spot where you noticed a leak. Leave it for few hours. • After the fluid gets deposited on the sheet, identify the color, texture and odor of the fluid. • Oily and black: It is the engine oil. If the puddle is larger than a silver dollar, call the mechanic. • Oily and red: It is the transmission fluid. • Slightly oily, green or yellow: This is likely a coolant system leak. • Clear and oily: The fluid leaking from your car may be the brake fluid. • Clear but not oily: This is perhaps the water leaking either from the air conditioner or it is the windshield washer fluid.

So you tussle through the litter in your home on a daily basis, isn’t it? And when you ultimately keep your home spick and span, an unorganized garage can make you go mad! Keeping garage spotless is as important as any other part of your residence. Follow a few tips given below to realize the task.

Floor space: One of the important things to do while organizing your garage is to free up the floor space. Build an enclosed lean-to shed on the side of the garage to keep the bicycles, wheel barrow, snow blower and other large items.

Wall storage: Hooks, racks, custom-made cabinets and nails are the best solutions for wall storage.

Rubber- made cabinets: These are one of the customized cabinets which are easy to fix. You don’t have to paint or maintain them. You just need rubber mallets to hammer the interlocking pieces together. Screw the cabinets to the wall and your custom-made cabinets are ready to use!

Keep your plan simple. Once you identify the storage needs, you will be able to organize your garage in a better way.