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Toy Storage! 8 ways to tidy it all away

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Here’s a fun fact for you. In 2014 the toy industry in the UK was valued at three billion pounds. Yes, three billion. This might seem an enormous figure, but if you’ve ever stood staring vacantly at the contents of your child’s toy boxes trickling across the floor and down the stairwell, it might seem slightly easier to fathom. Where do they all come from? Eager to proffer some suggestions about how to deal with an ever-expanding toy cupboard, your friendly writers here at The Box Room have a few toy storage ideas for you.

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How to do more with your garage space

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What do you have clogging up your garage space? Chances are that you have a lot more than just your car. In fact, in many cases the car is the last thing you’ll find in many garages. For a lot of people, the garage is an extra room – a workspace, or perhaps even a man cave (we know a thing or two about man caves around these parts). Whatever the purpose, finding a way to make more of the space you have is a good starting point – not particularly easy when you realise that many people also use their garage as a spare loft.

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Storage ideas for your London flat: amazing organisation

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We Londoners have it pretty darn good: beautiful architecture, great food and drink, more history than you can shake a stick at and culture up to our eyeballs. One thing we are short of, though, is space. Cramped tube carriages, elbow-knocking supermarket aisles and crowded pavements are just some of the battles we must face when trying to get from A to B each day. With square footage at a premium outside, it makes sense that we’re a little squeezed at home, too – but there are things that can be done about this. As well as putting your extra bits and bobs in storage with Boxman for a little while, you can declutter the stuff you need day in, day out, with some nifty storage ideas. Kitchen cupboards What’s worse than trying to locate a pot or pan and having endless lids, colanders and sieves rain down on you?…

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Don’t just use your spare room for storage: solutions to transform your space

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There are so many wonderful ways we can make the most of our spare rooms, yet, for some reason, we insist on seeing them as simple storage solutions and filling them with household junk we’ve got no other place for. Where should you put that 17-year-old tricycle? How about that collection of novelty coasters? No longer shall you resort to stuffing it in your spare room, wincing as you turn the handle at the clutter-filled horror that awaits – it’s time to reclaim your space. Read on for some of our favourite ways to breathe new life into your spare room and make it a real part of your home. Gym Fitness fanatics may want to use the space for their very own gym. Wave goodbye to the days of queuing up for the treadmill, and say hello to being able to exercise in private, far removed from the sweaty, gym-going masses.…

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What we learnt at Comic Con London: storage tips for collectors

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Last week, we went to Comic Con London 2014 to find out a little bit more about collectors and cosplayers and how they go about storing their stuff. In fact, not only did we attend, but we spent the day live blogging our interviews, Vines and general musings on the infectious enthusiasm of the ‘Comic Conners’ we met – and sharing their thoughts on how best to keep all those figurines, comics and…wings. So here it is: Comic Con London’s storage tips. 1. Keep things tidy to avoid carpet damage As we heard from Khloe Valentine (aka Juliet Starling from our video), a contributor at Need To Consume, if your room’s a bit of a tip, you’re only going to make more of a mess in the long run. If you’re a big fan of DIY costumes, you’ll need enough surface space to cut, sew and glue without risking setting…

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