Fall-transition season

Already October, the warm working season didn't appear to last as long this year. Managed to get quite a bit accomplished, but the list is still rather lengthy. For the next while, it'll be pick up, clean off, put away until next year. Now is the worst time for items made of metal to be laying around in a garage. The change of air temperature causes a layer of moisture to develop  on tools and equipment. There is a need for air movement to assist in preventing the condensation  build up. These are thing I'm finding out, as I discover different tools with a beginning surface rust. So it's a matter of airing out the garage in the morning and wiping down the chrome on tools and vehicles. Drying things off. In a week or so that'll change and the cold will have settled in. Sure use a lot of paper towels in the process, not too mention when your working on something. Discovered a towel that definitely will reduce the waste, and toxic junk used to keep our toys clean. A system actually, that does it all with only water, saving in a lot of ways.     Well, back to the garage, niece's vehicle need a winter check  over. Have a good day, stay safe. Oh, don't forget to take a look at those towels.