Moving Blankets Soundproofing - Simple Storage Hack

[@HouseOfHacks]

Dylan commented on the moving blanket hanging video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5bXl6dooMiJhtk And see how well moving blankets work for soundproofing, check out this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJq0g62CeJp9oJI

[@student702]

The grommet video is spot on!!! How do I hang the blankets with grommets on drywall? Screw hooks?

[@HouseOfHacks]

Yes, you'll need some sort of hook to attach them too. Be sure to use an anchor of some sort (amzn.to/37SxYAa affiliate link to various styles). Personally I like the self-drilling kind. The drywall by itself doesn't hold standard screws well.

[@SuzyTopAgent]

Awesome Video Harley! I'm converting a room in my house to an office/ studio this will come in handy!

[@HouseOfHacks]

Cool Suzy! I'm sure you'll find the new space great to work in. I was surprised how much these helped cut the noise.

[@BacktoDustStudios]

Love moving blankets (or furnies in the grip world), they have so many uses. I usually fold them up like a burrito for easy storage.

[@HouseOfHacks]

Haha, "furnies" isn't the first thing I would have thought of calling them, but makes so much sense in retrospect. For some applications, I expect folding them would work pretty well. I tried it at first and it didn't work for me. Hanging is much more convenient in my application.

[@MikeCola]

Thanks, Harley, great tip. I'm going to do that this coming weekend. Best - Mike

[@HouseOfHacks]

Cool Mike! Let me know how it goes. Peace.

[@MikeCola]

Will do!

[@ToddAutry]

This is a good one. Didn’t think about this but it makes a lot of sense.

[@HouseOfHacks]

Thanks Todd! Yeah, I've found having an unfinished ceiling pretty convenient for both storage and hanging things.

[@jimilove7773]

Thanks

[@tonyestvlog8502]

Love your videos! So helpful! thank you!

[@HouseOfHacks]

You are so welcome!

[@GeorgeChristofi]

great short tip video.

[@HouseOfHacks]

Thanks George. Short and sweet can be good!

[@akaLuptonPittman]

Thank you sir!

[@HouseOfHacks]

You are welcome!