Now, conventional wisdom dictates that pool noodles and other floaties are generally used for … well, helping to maintain buoyancy in the water. Whether you’re learning to swim or a pool veteran, these simple polyethylene tubes can be invaluable, but they are not widely recycled. What owners often do, then, is find creative new ways to re-use them instead. Strategically placing them to prevent robot vacuums from getting stuck in certain small spots in your home, for instance.
A similar lifehack is to attach lengths of noodle to the ceilings, walls or door of your garage. A single careless opening of a door or hoisting of your trunk could easily scrape against one of these surfaces, and even a minor dent or scraping of your paintwork can be devastating (and potentially pricey) for proud drivers.
It’s just a matter of determining where your trunk or doors could come into contact with such surfaces within your garage, and cutting a length of foam to the appropriate size to attach to those surfaces. It might not be the most aesthetically pleasing way to decorate your garage, but you’ll certainly be glad you took the time to do it the next time your door rebounds harmlessly from the protective foamy layer. These handy noodles can also be very helpful when using your car’s roof rack.
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