How to Turn Your Garage Into a Playroom

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[@douglasharley2440]

legit good idea for these times. however, i would take everything out of the garage first, then vacuum and mop, _then_ put stuff back in and place mats on floor. garages have all kinds of nasty crap on the floor (e.g., disgusting residue from road on tires, paint/petroleum products/pesticides/fertilizers spills, etc.), and it's best to get rid of all of it before you are going to spend lots of time in there (especially kids).

[@suzannehansson6008]

Did that blow up castle thing last? I want to buy one but the reviews are bad. People say they got holes fast… but so tempted… let me know your experience:)

[@quantumrace7417]

Place a fluffy layer of carpet, foam carpet or blankets underneath to avoid friction, using duct tape on the bottom/floor section of the blow up castles will also help prevent tears.

[@KattEyl]

And now you can buy a screen that goes across the open garage door.

[@diegovirano]

I can make one of sand

[@glowfishin1]

Step 0: Install some serious air conditioning.