Has anyone figured out a good way of storing this? Since the magnets are so powerful I don't want to just leave it lying around.
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You can screw a piece of steel strip onto the bottom of a shelf in your workshop and stick the magnets there. I haven't tried it, but I suspect that the magnets are powerful enough so that you could store the whole thing "upside down" and that the magnets would hold the plastic carrier on to the bottom of the shelf.
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I just put in my junk drawer and I never forget where I kept it. Good luck, finding a place to store it w/o losing anything...
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I put mine in a ziplock bag then put in my trim tool box, so handy I bought another one just in case they stop making it.
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That's a good Q. I wondered the same. Even if it is a bit magnetized, I don't think it should make any difference. How about turning it around regularly ?? Or flip it over ....?? Stev
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hi Kim, i havent had the shed too long. so far everything seems to still be dry. but then again i dont keep items such as books in the shed. more for tools, snow blower etc etc. naturally if youre going to store books in the shed i would also recommend keeping the books in a closed plastic container. hope this helps?
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Louise, The back of this magnetic board is open like a stretched canvas would be. I am sure it would not magnetically hold onto a metal surface. You need something flat that maybe you could paint the back of with magnetic paint. We hung ours on nails in our plaster wall and used a level to make sure it was straight. We love it. It keeps clutter off the fridge. Only regret is I should have gotten a bigger one.
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Yea the magnetic is what holds it in place. Not a good idea if yours is made of plastic.
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The cover uses a Powerful "Rare Earth" magnet! I haven't had any problems with keeping it closed!
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The magnet isnt very strong. I doubt it would hold firm outdoors. I ended up removing my vent and putting it inside so the vent would hold it in place.
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Not really sure of the proper storage method bu t I keep mine in an airtight container in a cool dark place .
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Wish I could help, but I am not aware of any magnets that would be strong enough to hold this up either alone or with the k-cups inside. I don't use magnets, so I could be wrong. Good luck.
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I don't understand what the point of the magnetic flap on the cover would be. Perhaps you could offer your thoughts? The magnets are on the casing itself, and the entire outer segment of the cover is a magnet. The cover closes very securely without issue when these two meet.
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I hung them from bicycle hanging hooks! They have the rounded front to loop forward and upward! I also have stored them upside down in the closet or,,,behind a chair in the bedroom,Bungy cords can secure them as well! They are tough to store, but I love them!
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I highly doubt the magnet is strong enough to affect it. It shouldn't be a worry :)
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sorry, I wish I could answer your question, I have thought of the very same thing, but I do use the cd case,that came with it, good safe storage for my cd's. Seeing that it doesn't seem to be removeable. There definitely would be more storage. You know, now that you mentioned it, I will take another look...
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This product has two powerful magnets to hold it to a surface. Mine is on the side of the fridge and works great. Older stainless steel appliance were not magnet friendly but my new stainless steel appliance do hold magnets. You will just have to check you'd surfac.
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Gee. I commented on that very thing in my review of the product. What's loose is the magnet. It probably broke loose when UPS or FEDEX played a little dodge ball with it. Unscrew the panel on the box and the magnet can be screwed in place if the brackets aren't broken...or...use a little duct (super) tape to keep it in place. That's what I did.
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Hi Sue,I have a magnetic knife strip. It's perfect for holding the knives so they aren't banging around in a drawer and safer too. Hope this helps.
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The magnet is encased in plastic. It is all one piece. The magnet could hold the weapon and to the steel surface, but when you try to draw the weapon, it may still be attached to the weapon. Possibly a super strong tape or Velcro could be used if you don't want to attach the magnet with the screws. I used double sided tape to mount the magnet in the console of my vehicle and it works well.