[KellerBrauer]

I was wondering how other brewers store their racking wands.  I have two that are about 24” long each that I use and I keep both in the long plastic bag they came in.  But there must be a better way.  I do a good job of sanitizing and storing, but the bag thing kind of sucks.   

[denny]

I hang mine up on a nail

[jeffy]

I re-purposed a dish washer rack, which has "dish separator thingies" sticking up onto which I can slide tubes and bottles and stuff to dry and store.

[dmtaylor]

Big box o' brewing stuff in the corner of the basement.  If I posted a picture you would surely be disturbed.   

[Robert]

All the "long" things -- wands, canes, paddles, dipsticks etc -- just stand in a 5 gal pail covered with a garbage bag to keep dust off.  I just make sure everything is drained and dry before putting away.

[Wilbur]

So...it's a little crowded right now. But I have two storage options. A "Lawn" bottle storage thing (it's for kids, saw it in a Zymurgy a few years ago) which has nice tall stalks to keep thinks vertical while drying. I also use a wallpaper drying tray and some hooks to drain/dry hoses.

[Slowbrew]

I hang my racking canes on the side of some Gorilla shelves.  I use the holes in legs.  They hang right next to the bungee cord full of pieces of tubing.  Keeps the earwigs at bay for the most part.

Paul

[Bob357]

My long stuff is stored on the bag my auto siphon came in. Has been for several years.

[Ale Farmer]

I keep mine in my bottling bucket, sticking out through one of the empty Fast Rack bottle holder holes: the Fast Rack is on top of the bucket, and inside the bucket are tubes, bottle-filler, etc. I use the inverted Fast Rack tray as a cap on top of all this to keep out the dust, etc. So when I'm bottling (as I will tomorrow night), I just grab the whole thing.

[KellerBrauer]

Thanks brewers!  You have given me some ideas to chew on!

Cheers!