Tool Bags & Totes

Generally, tool bags can be used to carry tools, attachments, and accessories that are commonly used such as measuring tapes, pliers, cutting tools like scissors or a utility knife, flashlight, screwdriver, screwdriver bits, fasteners, power drill or impact driver, drill and driver bits, writing utensils, and more.

How to organize a tool bag or tool tote?

You can organize tool bags and tool totes by making use of their compartments, pockets, and sections. In most cases, the centre section of the tool bag is used to store equipment such as power tools like drills and angle grinders, and attachments such as hole saws blades and fibre resin discs. Make use of internal pockets to store screws, nuts, bolts, and other small fasteners and attachments to keep everything sorted and use external pockets for frequently used items such as a screwdriver, wrench, ruler, flashlight, hammer, lubricant, and microfibre towels. You can also fit tool organizers in your tool bags to stay even more organized.

How to clean and maintain a tool bag or tool tote?

Cleaning and maintaining your large or small tool bags or tool totes can involve a vacuum cleaner with a hose, liquid detergent, warm water, a cleaning sponge, a water hose, and a drying rack. Use the vacuum cleaner hose to remove debris from the inside of your tool bag. Make a detergent and water mixture to use with a sponge to clean off any stains. Wash the bag with the water hose and hang upturned on the drying rack until completely dried. If you have a tool bag with wheels, you'll want to clean the wheels and oil the axles to keep it rolling smoothly. Keep your tools clean between jobs to maintain the cleanliness of your tool bag.

How to store sockets in a tool bag?

To prevent your sockets from being misplaced and to keep them organized, store your socket collection in the internal pockets of your tool bag if available. It’s best to use pockets with zippers or Velcro enclosures to ensure your smaller accessories are secure.