My car door took a beating from my garage wall before I figured out this trick, and it cost me about five dollars to fix.
A basic foam pool noodle, split down the middle, cushions anything it touches. I use it in the garage, and now I use it in my storage bins too.
It sounds too simple to work, but it really does. Below are the two spots where I use mine most.
Be Well,
Anisa
Slice a pool noodle lengthwise with a utility knife, then glue, screw or tape it to the wall at the height where your car door swings open. It cushions the impact so you stop putting dings in the door or dents in the drywall.
Do the same along a narrow shelf edge or workbench corner where you tend to bump into things — it turns a sharp edge into a soft one for almost no cost.
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