Fix it with Magnets

Whether you are ready to craft that custom photo wall you have been dreaming about or turn your kitchen into a culinary paradise straight out of a magazine, opt for a magnet over purchasing expensive equipment. Once you have a design in mind for your space, it’s time to bring your inspiration to life.  Continue reading →

Do you own an auto body shop? Do you make custom cars? Then you should know that magnets are becoming the popular choice for custom trim projects and interior builds, and for good reason. Whether you’re working with paneling, tray setups, or consoles, using magnets allows you to snap them into place. More important than that satisfying snap though is their overall effectiveness.  Continue reading →

DIY and home magnet projects are popular because they make life easier, with tons of storage ideas, equipment, and crafts available to suit just about any need. We don’t typically associate magnets with clothing though. Furthermore, infants and small children are probably not the first audience we would consider. That’s something companies like E=MC2 and Magnetic Me want to change.  Continue reading →

This closet organization hack is a fairly simple and highly satisfying way to add more storage space to your closets. In winter, you’ll have extra room for coats and scarves, and in spring and summer, you’ll have a place for light jackets, beach bags, and dog leashes. Primarily, you’ll need four 18-pound swivel hook magnets, but don’t forget to add a few other items to your shopping list: Continue reading →

Is the snow coming down where you are? Whether you’re enjoying a winter wonderland or you’re dealing with something a little more inconvenient or dangerous, at least when it comes to driving, magnets can help ensure that your windshield snow protector fits snugly on your car’s windshield.  Before we get to the magnets, it’s safe to say that if you don’t own a windshield snow cover, having one will change your life for the better, especially if you park outside. No one likes to tromp outside only to have to scrape, dig, dust away the latest layer of fresh powder. In addition to simply making your life easier, a windshield snow cover also reduces the chances of potential damage from snow and ice.  Continue reading →

Whether it’s your first cruise experience or you’re a seasoned veteran, everyone can benefit from learning a few tips to upgrade your cabin (stateroom) without breaking the bank. Most staterooms pack quite a lot into a limited amount of space, leading to disorganization, confusion, clutter, and frustration. Fortunately, these nifty magnetic hacks can save you from all of the above.  Continue reading →

Whether you’re in the middle of a big home renovation project or tackling one room at a time, magnets can reduce your list of challenges and make each individual project a little bit easier. You’re already working hard — why not work smart, too? Continue reading →

Did you know that you can use magnets to remove dents from malleable materials, including brass instruments and household items, specifically damaged antiques? It’s a simple process that requires only a bit of time, a steel ball, and a magnet.  Continue reading →

We’ve shown our customers over the years how to use magnets in their homes, apartments, backyards, gardens, and even while camping, but we’ve never shared how magnets can make their way into van life — until now! As more people secure remote jobs, some are opting for the nomadic lifestyle. The great things about vans? The entire frame is magnetic, so magnets come in handy for organization and decoration!  Whether you already have a van and are looking for ways to spruce it up or are considering life on the road but aren’t sure where to start, we’ve pulled together some ways to incorporate magnets.   Continue reading →

Countersunk magnets are a form of ring magnet (although we also sell countersunk blocks!) with one angled side to take in a screw flush up against the side, allowing it to be anchored onto another surface. They’re ideal for hanging artwork and keeping doors and drawers closed. On the other hand, traditional ring magnets have concentric, non-angled holes. They’re not as strong as, say, disc magnets, but they are versatile and can slide quite easily onto rods and tubes. Continue reading →