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While it’s tempting to throw everything in there, it may not be the smartest thing. trekandshoot / Shutterstock.com
For many people, a garage ends up serving as a catchall for things that are rarely used and don’t serve much purpose in the house. But there are some things that really shouldn’t be kept in the garage, especially over long periods of time. Wood expands and contracts as temperatures and humidity levels change, so the temperature extremes an uninsulated garage could reach would wreak havoc on…
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