I haven't tried this but if I can glue clothespins onto a cart I can glue sort lengths of PVC pipe onto my cart to customize it for my cart. For slipping tool handles into. I was thinking about putting them on a bucket for my window squeegee and window scrubber providing the bucket was high enough so handles didn't hit floor.
Just food for thought. Everytime I wash windows I put this under this arm and tuck this one in my pocket while I do this and then it changes on the next proceedure or when I move to the next project.

Hey! This pvc pipe tool holder idea sounds really good. Please let us know how this works, ok? If you get it working for you take a photo and let's post that, ok? Thanks genius! :thumbsup:

Yeah pics!
100 percent silicone caulk in a small tube will probably stick those pipes to a can very firmly as long as both surfaces are pretty much clean and dry and you give it a at least a day to dry. Hold them into place with duct or masking tape until they do dry.

These are the types of ideas I just love. Waiting to hear result.

I purchased some fabric and sewed a bag to go on the back of my custodial cart for extra cleaning clothes & a smaller bag to go on the side of my cart for a brush (for dustmop) screw drivers & other tools to keep them dry.

On 44 gallon cans, I put cheap plastic drink pitchers for holding trash liner rolls. I drill a couple holes through the side and attach them to the can handle with small chains. A person could cut/use an empty chemical jug and a zip-ties, but I've found these can be a bit sharp, are thinner plastic and the zip-ties can break more easily with time. They don't look as nice too.

Bradley.

The cart bags I mentioned sewing. I also made them for different co-workers for their carts with whatever theme they wanted with a dark color to hide dirt. They were a nice Christmas gift. Examples: Horses, Race cars, Tigers (school related theme), Shamrocks (school related theme)

At one point I considered taking orders as a fundraiser in my school district with funds minus cost going toward my school or budget. I'm not sure I want to devote so much time/energy into such an undertaking. It sure would make me shine with administration though. Since I work in a Middle School (Jr. High) they have some sewing classes, which could be a possible project for them and it might be more meaningful to custodians if they were gifts from students.

Sorry if I distracted from the thread any... 'tool holders on buckets and carts'

Bradley.