Discussing Storage Units

Posted on: 28 March 2017

Plants are a living, breathing part of any home and can add quite a bit to the aesthetic to the room that they are installed in. However, they can also take up a great deal of space, especially since they are the only household decoration that will slowly take up more space over time. If you want to free up some space, or simply want to move your plants into storage to keep them in a separate, safe location while moving, you may want to consider renting a self-storage unit to put your plants in.
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Posted on: 15 March 2017

Storing your boat, whether for winter or just for a couple of months when it won't be in use, must be done properly if you want to avoid problems down the road. Many boat owners try to self store, although this isn't always the best option. The following are some mistakes you want to avoid when storing your boat for more than a couple of weeks. #1: Storing the boat outside
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Posted on: 1 March 2017

You an rally up all of your friends and family and request their assistance when you want to move out or into a new abode, but when the time comes start lugging boxes disaster can happen when no one shows up. If you really need to stay on a time schedule and need to move your belongings on your own, here are some ways that you can get the job down without wearing down your back.
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Posted on: 13 July 2016

Whether it is a whimsical silk blouse or a comfy wool sweater, nothing compares to the feeling of a luxurious material on your skin. If your wardrobe is quickly outgrowing your closet space, you may be considering placing your delicate, luxurious items in a storage unit. In order to prevent damage, it is vital that you store these delicate fabrics correctly. Here is how to store some of your favorite luxurious garments, and why it is so important to wash the pieces first:
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