Gurzo's Gizmo
If you take a common need, add ingenuity, bolts, and bits of scrap, you'll get ...
Here's a handy contraption designed by John Gurzo of Farmingdale, New Jersey. It's a garden-hose hanger-complete with space for storing a sprinkler attachment?made from a plastic bucket, an assortment of bolts, a 10 " X 20 " piece of 1/2 " plywood, and a scrap of 2 X 4.
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John used a clean, empty five-gallon container (it had once held joint compound) ... cut two 10"-diameter circles from the plywood and—after placing one disk inside and one outside the bottom of the pail?clamped them together with four 1-1/2" bolts ... mounted the reinforced bucket to one end of a 24 " length of 2 X 4, using two 1/4" X 4" bolts (see photo) ... and then attached the free end of the 2 X 4 to the side of his porch with two more 1/4 " X 4 " bolts.
It was surely simple to build, and it looks pretty darned effective!