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How do you store your hay bales - tidily!?

Mad Bunster

Mama Doe
So, to those of you who use hay in bales, how do you store it without it getting everywhere! It's currently in a duvet cover in our garage but we end up with bits everywhere still every time we use it.

Has anyone any genius storage solutions?
Thanks!
 
I keep mine in the bunny shed so it doesn't really matter if it makes a mess BUT I do store it end-on so that I can easily lift a small wedge at a time.
 
I store mine in a large storage box in the garage, one of those things designed for garden cushions and bits. Fits just right.
 
I erm, aquired another dustbin, hay fits a treat, like it was made for it:lol: I try to stay a bale ahead so the other stays in its wrap in the garage
 
I pull it apart and split it into about 5 megazorb sacks. It makes a mess when you do it but once they are in the sacks it's pretty tidy and easy to manage.
 
I stack the bales in the shed and then dismantle one and fill up the big bags that come from h4p's :thumb: then I just haul a sack out when I fill up the trays! :D
 
I store then in pedal bin liners (the thin flimsy white liners - not black backs) and stab small holes in them for ventilation and then put them in the cupboard under the stairs. It's always hay-ey under there and smells lush! :lol: I get about 12 bags per bale.
 
I used to keep them in a cardboard box in the garage but it was too small. I was thinking of getting a cheap plastic bin and keeping it in that for easy moving around and stuff
 
we have ours in 85l plastic storage tubs from Wilkinsons, they have lids. We also have a 90l heavy duty dustbin! this is all in my kitchen so you can imagine thatm y buns are taking up approx 50% of it :lol:
 
Ooh excellent ideas! Thanks folks. You never disappoint!

I'll have a look into some of these ideas and see what we can try.

TY!
 
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