5 Tips To Make Your Life Easier Around the Barn

Barn TipsWe all love things that will help us save time at the barn, right? I know we’ve heard it from the experts before work smarter not harder. When you have horses sometimes you have to be creative as they take a lot of time.

Don’t get me wrong as I don’t regret having them or the hours I spend cleaning buckets, mucking stalls or raking the isle way. After all, I knew what I was getting into when I got horses.

 

Here are 5 tips to make your life easier around the barn

Issue: Bridles, halters and leads laying all over the place.

Solution: Use your empty tuna cans and mount them in the barn as they are the perfect shape for holding bridles and halters.

 

Issue: Grain sacks are sitting out in the open and in the way

Solution: use an old chest freezer with the locking mechanism removed to store your feed. The old freezer can also be a great place to store your winter blankets.

 

Issue: You are seeing mice in your tack/feed room

Solution: Use Peppermint essential oil on cotton balls placed around the room it will help to keep mice out of your tack or feed room.

 

Issue: The water buckets get coated with hard water residue

Solution: Use scrunchie’s they are great bucket scrubbers, if you need some abrision add salt.

 

Issue: There is always dust all over your tack hanging up

Solution: Take a see through shower curtain and affix it to the wall above the tack hooks. With the see through curtain you can see what tack you want to grab.

 

What tips do you have to share please leave them in the comments below.

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3 Comments

  1. I found using one of those dishwashing things that you pour dishwashing liquid into that have a sponge & a scrubbing sponge on the end to be perfect for gunk on the bucket when filled with vinegar

  2. Horse riding is on etìof my dreams I never followed. To me it symbolizes freedom , strengh, independancy , creativity and nature.
    Reading your post opened a window to a new goal I’d like to reach this year, horse riding classes!

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