Pool supplies, like my skimmer, noodles etc....Just curious, some of the plastic things get a smell over time....does the shed have a smell? I know we have a cart at work that smells so bad...like body odor....I've been Leary to buy a shed like that for the fear of it smelling....crazy I know.
🤔I would use it as my sitting area to do my needlework. I would add a rocking chair & a side table big enough to hold my tools, my phone & DVD player, & a drink & snack. If waterproof, I might store my needlework supplies there too. It would be a zone for relaxation & creativity.
My dream home has a she shed/studio in the back yard off to the side with side access from the front drive. It would need to big big enough to comfortably seat 8 people (for card making workshops) so I would need a huge space and it would be where I spend most of the time. I can dream ❤️🇦🇺
Since I'm a homeowner, I have to have a lawnmower and everything the goes with a yard, some plumbing, electrical etc. because I build, fix make everything I can myself........then I clean it. I am also a crafter/Artist. That's a lot to organize, and your videos have been an enormous help getting my head around zones and "how do I really use this space"....thanks again:)
My wonderful husband had a beautiful shed built for me. It pink and has a little porch. We learned some important lessons. I don’t use it any more. The main problem for us, is the area we live in. We live in northern Illinois. The summers are very hot and the winters are freezing cold. So we found we were spending huge amounts of money trying to heat it and keep it cool. A lot of my supplies were ruined from sitting in the hot or cold. The porch is cute, but it is wasted space I could have used for storage. We had them put benches in on both sides. I thought I could work on different projects on the benches at the same time. The benches take up to much room. I would have been better off with installing my own shelves. I also thought it would be nice to have sky light. It isn’t nice. The sun beats down on me and my supplies. She sheds look so nice, but they have to be in places that have mild temperatures. Think about what you have and what you like to do, before buying one. We wasted money, because now it is a storage space, of things that are not affected by the weather. I wanted to share my story, because not everything that looks like a dream, is possible. I am much more comfortable in my spare room, with my dressers for storage and miss matched shelves. 😁.
SUCH a valid point!!!!! I loved the She Shed that Shannon, from Daily DIYer made... but, it's a small house - with built in heat and air conditioning!!! It's what was needed to create the space she needed. We often get caught up in the 'cuteness' of it, rather than the function. So sorry you went through all of that.
I know what you mean! I have 5 bonus rooms in my basement and the outside weather is so unpredictable in Kansas. Last week was 89 degrees and HOT, this week its chilly and gloomy, next week we're expecting rain rain rain and it will be about 80+ degrees, So.. bring on the mosquitoes.. :( I'll just stay in the cool dry basement. :D
@@OMGwhydoihavethischannelstill It is a beautiful shed and my husband spent a lot of money on it. But the cost of the electricity was off the charts. I had to keep air or heat going regardless if I was in it or not. Adhesives and paints and crayons don’t do well in Midwest weather. Just last night, I decided to use it to build doll houses. Wood can withstand extreme temperatures. I will just have to haul out my supplies when I want to work on it. At least the shed will be used. If my son didn’t make his man cave in the basement, that is where I would have taken over. 😁.
....and the beauty of being women is that we can change our minds. 😁. Good. Choice! I would store my husband’s wood in it so I can have the garage back. 🥴
How far away are you at getting that RV? I sure can use your help. Let us know maybe more people will want to help if you aren’t far away from the amount you need.
Hi Norrine. Cute puppy. What's his name? Very clever wood storage. Those magnetic curtains are awesome. Can't wait to see you get your RV sunshine. Take care. 🐾🐾🥰
I have literally talked about getting a shed for years, many years. Now with all the talk of she sheds in the past decade, I was determined to get one. My husband finally obliged me and we have looked many times at possibilities. Like you, however, I just could not decide what exactly I wanted to put inside my she shed, what would I use it for exactly? In the end, I just had too many choices with too many ideas. I have now completely abandoned the idea of a she shed. My husband is building me a craft area in our garage in our new home (after 27 yrs in one home we have moved.) you have been a phenomenal source of information. Considering the things I have, I determined the height and the depth of the shelves I would need, the size of my desktop, and my husband - bless him - has even incorporated the idea of under desk storage. It is not built yet, but it is in the process. Also, thanks to you, I stopped myself from buying storage containers. I will wait till I have unboxed my things. LOL, we may need to hire a marriage counselor or a referee when that process begins because I do agree that I need to get everything out so that I can see everything that I have; I am concerned my husband may not survive witnessing that process. This and other videos you have posted have been a great source of inspiration. Thanks so much.
When you said "she-shed", what I thought was like where you are filming. The other was cute, but definitely storage space seemed to be a better fit. I have (started years ago) an outside building that was supposed to be "my space", but.... Is currently not finished (just stud walls and lumpy concrete floor) and misc this and that gets put inside. Oh well. You look like you are doing alright, but I have to admit, I was and still am seriously concerned about you, since taking that covid vaccine thing. I just feel it's important to do your own research before taking a Drs word for it. I pray that you stay safe, times are seriously different now than when we were kids, a whole lot different. Take care young lady. Sincerely Becky B from Arkansas
You should be happy with the wood pieces you collected. Wood is INCREDIBLY expensive right now and not easy to get. I can tell your supervisor is hard at work lounging in the grass 😁
It's the best place to watch me work! LOL Yes, wood is CRAZY right now!!! I had a project all lined up, then went to get the wood and it had more than tripled in price! YIKES
I always say sometimes you get a gift you didn't know you needed. This time you wanted it for one thing and it turned into something else. What a gift!
I've received those kinds of gifts!!! Most especially when I was young -- and not SO bright -- I'd look at "whatever", say "Thank you", but in my head go "what the ...!!!!" Being who I am, I'd not pitch it, but, lo & behold, maybe DECADES later, I WOULD find JUST the right use for that "thing"!!!
I love that! My 'what do I do with this?' item is a bowl I got when my grandmother passed when I was 9. A family friend took it and held on to it for me. When I moved out on my own, she gave it to me - and it turned into one of my greatest treasures. It's a pink depression glass fruit bowl that is now the centerpiece to my collection through my adult years.
@@TheCraftyOrganizer We, too, had a shallow pink glass bowl (with little handles on each side!!). Because it was "open" and shallow, I'd use it in my French Toast preparations. That was BEFORE we all had to diet as a way of life!!
Norrine I think you made very good use of your she shed! How nice that a relative gave it to you! Love the way you are storing those pieces of wood! You always come up with such good solutions! Your fur baby is so cute and you can tell he's getting very attached to you!
Mini-flippin'-me! Gosh Norrene... just, GOSH! This was kinda hard to watch cuz we're so alike, or you're so much what I used to be. I have sheds, I have a back patio next to a little covered area I've named "Casa de Outside", a fenced yard on 2 1/2 acres and I can't do anything with any of it because of pain. On a different note, I know exactly the magnetic screen you're talking about and plan on getting one myself. And those cabinet door samples from Home Depot? I've got a pile of them that you're welcome to. Better bring a truck!
Isn't she just the cutest pup? We're trying to train a Malinois/Pit mix rescue we've had for a year now. He was in the system for a year and with the breed, we knew training would be an issue but we were used to the challenge and he's settling in. He was so cute yesterday when he bolted out the back door, and instead of running off, he went straight into the open hatch of the car and sat down. I don't think he understood how happy that made me. -- I think you made perfect use of your new shed. Now, every time you go into your workspace your mind will be more settled. Aren't those screens wonderful? I put one on my little greenhouse to keep the hornets out. Works like a champ!
OH MY GOSH!! I love when dogs do that! They get so excited for a 'ride'! LOL Our new pup was terrified of cars. Guessing something bad/sad happened with each car ride. We've gotten her to now be excited about the car. So sweet watching them relax and transform into confident fur babies.
I want to start by applauding you and say how proud I am of you. I was a single mom for over 16 years and felt like I was always in survival mode, I wished I had found you sooner as you are quite an inspiration. My current situation is my guy is going to build me a she shed/guest house. I feel very fortunate for this but I was wondering if you have any suggestions before we get started. BTY it is going to 16x24, with a full bath. Our house has only 1 bedroom & 1 bath.
@@TheCraftyOrganizer I will have 3 stations, one for sewing denim quilts, one for scrapbooking and the third for leather tooling. Do you have any advice on starting with a blank slate. I have some dressers and other drawer units I’ll be using. Lots of organizing systems as well.
@@juliegalvin2223 measure ...Measure ... MEASURE A G A I N!!! If you're already starting out with PIECES with FIXED dimensions, do NOT E V E N pick up a hammer until you KNOW where everything goes and what's its purpose. PS: You might consider using the DRAWERS to their advantage but put them into "case goods" (or built in, maybe??) that'll make for a more cohesive look.
I love it all!!!! I have French doors in my bedroom and I need a screen. I was thinking about the magnetic screens and going to look to see if Home Depot has any when I go. I did not know that they made them so big, thanks for sharing. I will compare prices with Amazon. I just have to take a trip to Home Depot soon and was going to look at options. I love how you organized your work space and wood. I love to see what you make using what you have. I have done similar things and it is a great inspiration! The supply shed is great! ( I would most likely have a lot more supplies on hand as I hate to go to the store for something and find it all gone!) I used to have a she shed that had a day bed, and bookcase in it. I made squares from left over carpeting pieces from installs at a carpet stores dumpster, I even used little pieces, and using double stick carpet tape and arranged them in squares, then I put them down in a colored pattern. I loved to sit out there and read, etc.
I don't know if you remember my idea about the Nerf guns and the darts that light up. I have made a newest discovery. The mesh lining for Swimware that the boys have grown out of, make handy mesh bags for material, or used as paint templates for a funy design. Also, the older towels that need replacing, make great hammocks for your area! I've sewn one together and I macrame'd myself a hammock that hangs from the ceiling in my craft room, so I get to watch your youtube videos and relax the whole 10 minutes I get to myself everyday!! lol! Love your shows, you remind me of a great friend of mine, you have the most delightful voice and I wish I had your hair!! Stay Crafty!
Man I could use the screen for the front door! (oh wait she thought of that, after looking at your link! haha thanks!) ps. I probably use the "she shed" into tool shed or kids shed to control that mess, if I used it for more craft supplies I think my hubby would go nuts(all ready have my own room filled with supplies lol)
@@TheCraftyOrganizer lol yup! I'm still working on a better way to organize supplies to be able to craft more and find what I am looking for with out making a huge mess. lol While watching your video I took some time to refold some fabric to fit in my cubbies, I got 7 fabrics done and took a break cause I started to hurt but looks so such nicer and got some of the fabrics off the chair/floor! (talking about the yards and yards kind, already worked on the small quarters the other day)
You are so inspirational! I love how you ended up using your new she-shed. I also like how you made the holder for the wood in your garage. I also liked seeing the garage netting and how it works. Thanks!
This was helpful to me because I had a cute idea for my entryway, and realized it would be better used as storage, considering either getting an IKEA pax unit because I would prefer enclosed, or setting up a curtain rod with storage shelves behind. Your experience helped me think out of my box!
I would not have put the she shed in the middle of the garden. I would have put it to the back of your garage and also put a foundation down such as planks of wood or paving slabs. Although I do live in the UK and we have damp and nasty intermittent weather, so I am thinking on the UK prospective. But you could make a new seating area/pretty area behind the garage, a bar area for the girls to socialise with friends where Mum can’t see. Norrine you have always said that this space is a dead space! I do have 2 of these plastic clip sheds the size of bin stores and I keep all my camping gear in them, they are brilliant stores and no damp and rot like the wood sheds.
Oh how I wish I had a yard so I could have one (I live in a condo). I would either turn it into a bar for when I have company or garden sitting room (she shed with plants). Love how your pup jumped up to you. ☺♥
Smart use of those brackets/tie wraps and random shelves to store your wood pieces! You and I would get along great, only you would be the organized one! Lol
I just love watching your ever so helpful videos! We are very similar in our organizational style although yours looks 100% better because it is color coordinated and tidy! I hope to follow your example so my area will be more FUNctionable and eye appealing.
This is why you are the expert, girl! Way to go! Using that space for infrequently used items is smart. Frees up extra space in your main garage work space. Love it! ❤️ TFS from Cheryl in AZ.
I live in a block of flats, so the chance for me to be able to have one is zero. HOWEVER.... if I had a shed like this, I would set it up as a mini-garage without the car. Place for all my paints, tools, wood etc which is currently split between my bathroom and kitchen, and behind the living room door. Puppy is very cute!
That’s a perfect storage solution and moving the rack out surely did open up your work area. I love your wood rack! That’s what I’ve been brainstorming here. I have lumber stacked all over the place and I really need to corral it. I make wooden signs and decor pieces, and the Dollar Tree wire racks would be (will be!) perfect for creating a ‘filing’ system for my blanks and such. 😁
My adopted pup just tore through my screen door, and I wasn’t certain what to do. Just ordered the screen you suggested, using your link. Should be perfect. Thanks so much! So happy I found you ... about three months ago. Best wishes.
Hey 👋🏻 Norrine! TYFS- I love your videos & how helpful they are, all of the options that you share, & the “how to’s” using things that you might have on hand! I’ve been wanting a “she-shed” for a while too, I need it to be for my crafting supplies & basically, a place to craft as there isn’t a room for it in my home. My husband & I have been looking at some options at Home Depot & Lowe’s. Do you have any suggestions on where to look? I’m also wondering what you are using for your ribbon storage on your wall & where I might find it? Thanks again for sharing your tips, your creativity, & your positivity! Have a great day!
Get to know someone at Home Depot or Lowes!!! Try and buy one of the sample sheds at the end of the season! MUCH better price - and still new! Here's the video on my ribbon storage - you are going to love it! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UzXcxUpcJQQ.html
Ughhhh🙄 hit the wrong button😳 Our wornout no more handyman can fix it shed! Did some research on sheds/buildings and ended up with Cooks Portable building👏👏👏. It has been an absolutely wonderful purchase and product! I would recommend them to anyone.!!! When we moved we contacted them and they moved it, with a fee. But we weren’t leaving it behind🤪. It is very good quality product and a dream of a company to work with. Just remember you get what you pay for; and like my late daddy said” it only costs a little more to go first class”. It is my mission to get it straightened out and in order to be my sewing, craft, space😀 and not just a storage shed!!! It takes time and money; but it will come together and I can hardly wait. Anyway...... sorry if this was tooo much info😜 I just thought I’d put in my 2cents🤑 it’s so hard not to when you are so happy with a product! Have a great day ❤️😀
@@rachelburgener819 I’m sorry for the loss of your Daddy 😞. Thank you 🙏🏻! I’m one of those people that appreciate when someone shares their opinions about their purchases the good & bad. The more info the better it is to make a decision! So glad that you are very happy with your shed! I will check out Cooks too! Thanks again, Have a great day! Well, I’m sad to say that there aren’t any dealers/locations in AZ. They are nice looking buildings 👍🏻! I do appreciate the referral. 🥰
My shed is my Creative memories/scrapbook/Stampin Up/card making/crafts shed plus storage. I am slow in getting it organizer. I am trying to put likes with likes but if it doesn't fit, I am at a loss as to where to put it. As you have said in the pass a few minutes at a time, one corner at a time.
My few minutes at a time just does N O T cut it for me!! Been too long in "collecting" for those few minutes to make a dent; then it's all got to get stashed away "some place" to accommodate company or an unrelated project, and I forget where I left off ... OR forget where the #$%^& I put the stuff away!!!
I’m sooo glad you made this video! I’ve been wanting a she shed too and this video has made me question why I want it 😜. Thanks again for your wonderful channel
My first thought when I saw this video was....why does she need a she-shed?? Then when you said you wanted a cozy outside area, I had to have a bit of a chuckle at your expense. OMG she is just like the rest of us. I got over the she-shed thing after a long chat with myself about how would I use it. I don't even like bubble baths, because I feel isolated. I do like what you did with it tho and your wood storage is great!
👍👍I totally understand that your first thought as to how to use the space might have to change, like any room in your home. Sometimes other ideas make better sense! Thank you for suggesting the magnetic screens! I need to see if that might work for my sliding glass doorway onto my balcony.🤗
I like bags.... because you can break the beads down by size AND color hue. Then you can store all of the bags in jars, boxes, sleeve pages, rings, etc. Whatever way you like to see/use them. But those little baggies are easy to find, are affordable, and give you tons of easy access. :)
I love those sheds they last for ever, I used one like that for an outdoor laundry with washing machine and drier in it but here in my country they cost a fortune.
For me that shed would be another place to store still more stuff that just needs to GO! But it was genius for YOUR needs! Nice wood storage, too! I'll have to keep that in mind.
As much as I would like to have a She-shed, I need storage more. So I would have also used it for storage, in order to free up some space elsewhere. I always love your videos and ideas!! Your puppy giving you some love at the end was precious!!
How do you have this as a renter? The places I have rented don't ever let you put things outside of your unit (even duplexes because of yard workers the management hires).
We've been here for 8 years - our landlord has been here twice. I'd say that makes us lucky... but there are so many repairs that are needed! We are so thankful to have this space though - and that the rent has stayed low!!!
@@TheCraftyOrganizer You are most definitely lucky! I've lived in our current place almost 10 years (a duplex). Our duplex units have gone through multiple landlords who bless us with their presence regularly (ha ha!). We have a lot of repairs needed despite their regular visits because they can't seem to keep competent maintenance people. But, I still feel blessed and stay here because I have my birds and my cat and need to be able to keep them, which I can here.
I just got a shed similar to the one you have. It’s not as tall. Trash cans fit in it and bicycles. For now I’m going to put boxes I still need to go through cause I’d like to finally start putting my car in the garage. It will be nice to also be able to store my bikes in the shed after I go through all the boxes. Thanks again for all the great ideas!
Love it! Also the new fur baby, she's beautiful and I'm so glad you have her and she has you, thank you so much for all that you do and share with us!!! Hope you had an awesome Mother's day! Happy belated Mother's day!!!🥰🤗💖🙏😊
Wow, you never surprise me with your ideas! Ok now...when you get that RV, as you make your way to California, toward the San Francisco area (about 65 miles NE+/-), I NEED you to stop by my house 🙏, for say about a week +/-, and get this house ORGANIZED!! What do you say, hmmmm? Lolololol! Love your channel, love your personality, love your organization skills! Thanks so much! 💜 Pam
You did an amazing job on utilizing the she shed! Awesome! Your fur baby is adorable! That is so special that she loved on you! ❤ As always, thank you for sharing your creativity, talent and inspiration! Stay safe, healthy and positive! GOD bless you and your family! 🙏❤🇺🇸🌞
Hey babe. I’ve been very ill since Aug n now on Chemo so I’ve missed a lot of your videos n I need to catch up. Did something happen to your other fur baby. If so I’m so very sorry. I do love your puppy. Oh dear I wish you were close. I NEED YOUR HELP BAD.
OH! I hope you are doing ok!!!! Sending all the healing energy I can find to you!!!!! Yes, my sweet boy passed on March 4th. He was 14 years old. My heart was shattered, so I decided to foster a mama dog who had been abandoned with her pups. Well.... That lasted 2 weeks before I adopted her. LOL Please keep me posted on your recovery! oxoxox
That's similar to an 8x10' shed kit we got through Lowe's some years ago. Since we needed it to store larger equipment like our mower, tiller, & pressure washer, having it sit directly on the ground was not an option. Since I'm not experienced in pouring concrete slabs, I decided to build a wooden deck instead. I used pre-made concrete footers and added 2x6 lumber into the top cross "spaces" in the footers. Leveling the whole thing took the longest time, since I had several footers! But I finally got it, & cut & screwed the deck boards on in no time flat. Mama & I did get help from a few friends to have a "shed raising." I basically put together all the components I could (skylights in the roof pieces, windows in wall panels, etc.), & screwed the floor panels to the deck. If I remember correctly Mama & I managed to get the walls up ourselves, though that was a BEAR of a job! Thankfully, the day our friends came over, it took us just about 1/2 a day to finish assembling. And it's still standing & works great! I loved seeing your ideas, Norrine. May I ask about your wood storage area in your garage? You have something hanging on the wall next to the bin you built from the shelf brackets & all. It's grey & looks like an over-the-door shoe holder. It looks like it has pockets, but also thick grey straps or bands. I couldn't tell if you had moulding in it, or rolls of gift wrap, or what. Did you buy that somewhere, and if so, do you know if it's still available? Or can you show a closer-up photo of it? I have a large trash can in my woodworking area that I keep moulding lengths in, & it is not the most practical thing, to say the least. I would love to have something flatter to hang on the wall to hold the pieces. I could make one myself probably, but I would prefer a more detailed/closer look at yours if possible, so I can figure it out. Anyway, if it's not too much trouble, maybe you could feature it in a future video. Thank you for sharing your she-shed journey. Take care, & have an awesome day! :)
Way to go!!!!! I put this one together by myself - my helper couldn't come - it was a BEAR to get that roof on alone!!!! But, I was so stinking proud of myself when I finally got it on!!!! LOL That grey thing is a shoe holder, that I made into a wrapping paper holder!!! Here's a video on how I did it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Oq7_WMqAnRw.html
Awww. That’s so sweet! The best use is whatever works for you. Lol. Thanks for including those screens. We’ve been looking for something like but they wanted $$$$ to custom install them! 🙀 Can’t wait for the 15th!
Makes your work space look a bit bigger without the shelving there and a lot tidy .like idea of the two magnetic flywire in both sides of garage so you get a breeze without getting bitten dust and debris is less as you notice
I'm sure you are much happier with the new storage space than a new place to sit! Although, it did look cute ;-) It ALL looks much more organized and spacious. I like it! Smart move. I would use it for my gardening supplies and a potting and planting seeds table. Husband uses most of available space having a roof. I do have a little 3 sided shelter in the garden I've been looking at to make use off in that way. I already hang my herbs and garlic to dry there. It becomes a catch all anyway so I should just organize it! I'm sure I will, you've motivated me now, lol.
Loved the ending. We’re also trying to train a new (large) rescue puppy. Ranger is currently sleeping, because he was busy all night keeping us awake! 😂 He has MAJOR separation anxiety, & we’re trying to crate train him in another room other than ours!
Poor puppy!!! Our sweet Domino had major separation anxiety! It took a few months... but we would hide treats next to something that was ours (shirt, sock, etc) so as he would look for the treats - he would also have our scent. After a few months, he would be excited when we left - because it meant hunting time! LOL We were lucky, as he was not a destroyer. Never chewed up a single thing. Hope your puppy settles soon.
I had a similar need for storage of wood pieces, cabinet doors, etc. (I work at a Habitat ReStore, so you can imagine all the stuff I come across). I repurposed a filing cabinet, by removing the drawers and laying it on its back. Love your ideas though!
I completely get the what you want vs. what will work. If I had a shed like that, I'd put it into my courtyard to hold all my gardening tools and pots. Right now, my gardening stuff is on a plastic shelving unit in my bedroom (I live in 500 sf, so not much space to put things), and it's so ugly. I've looked at those sheds, and they are so expensive. I might build something of my own one day.
D A, I SO understand your love for gardening that you'd ACTUALLY live with your "stuff"!! (I, too, was once an avid gardener, til Dry Eye Syndrome took that away from me. That's been m o s t l y fixed, but anyway...) I have an idea to at least disguise your "stuff": Replace or Disguise the shelving, so it looks like a BOOKCASE (maybe with t.C.O.'s foam core?! OR, the black foam that's used to insulate pipes??) Then, "decorate" the outside of cardboard boxes to look like ROWS of BOOKS. Then put your gardening items into these boxes. Viola!!! You have a "LIBRARY" instead of "stuff"!! I'm in the process of doing this kind of thing (kitchen? family room? which, oh which?!?) to stash my paper crafting stash. With the vision issues I've got to craft in the kitchen because that's the room with the best lighting, but the area has GOT to look presentable when I'm not crafting!
Great use of your she shed...my only concern would be your items like the file folders or any other paper items...would be afraid they would get damp feeling. Love the new wood working area.
I'm in Southern California.... it stays pretty dry here. And, they used to be in my garage, which I had opened all day, everyday! LOL But, it would be an issue in other places... :)
That’s a great use for that shed! It was nice as a sitting room, but without the wine fridge it really wasn’t that practical 🤪. You doggy is so cute. Thank you for sharing
Loved this video. I thought your “she shed” was gorgeous but your right you have your outside sitting area and your backyard is so pretty. You did a great job repurposing that space and opened up your working area so all in all you did very good. I also hope you n Sherry (Posh Paper Lady) do another collaboration. I enjoyed that so much.
I have that exact shed. Mine is full of pool care stuff and a snow blower. They sell brackets and some kind of hooks that fit somehow to the back. None of them fit what I needed so I don't exactly know how they work.
RU-vid has a ton of videos on these sheds! Mine didn't come with assembly instructions! So I watched others put theirs together to figure out mine! LOL
