DIY tape organizer

DIY, Organization

To keep your duct tape, masking tape, etc. neat and organized, make your own DIY tape organizer with a cardboard tube or wood dowel, foam board and liquid nails. A countertop paper towel holder will work too. Makes it so much easier to find what you need!

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