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Are you in the midst of planning a move? Learn more about how to downsize or store your things in a storage unit.

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Tips for Packing a Storage Unit

Welcome to my website. My name is Mitchell. Two years ago I moved from a large home to a one-bedroom condo. The hardest part of the move was trying to decide what to put in my new place. Then from the furniture and belongings I wasn’t going to keep, what to do with it all. Lots went to family members, some items were donated to charities, and there was some I wanted to keep but didn’t have room for so it’s stored. I rented a storage unit not far from where I live so I can go dig through for items I want. I’ve learned a lot about organizing a storage unit over these two years! I would like to share some helpful tips with you. I hope you find them to be useful.

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Take A Shot: States With Unusual Liquor Laws

30 April 2016
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For those who enjoy a nice, stiff drink every now and again, buying or drinking liquor may not be as cut and dry as you might think. Every state in America has its own individual laws regarding the sale and consumption of liquor, and some of the laws are rather quirky. While states like California allow liquor to be sold in most major retail stores and grocery stores, other states are not as lax. Read More …

Chart Your Items before Storing Them

29 April 2016
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Putting your household things into a self-storage unit can be made a lot easier by following some packing tips that will allow you to access a specific item at any time while everything is in the unit. Here is how to use a charting system to strategically pack your things. Pack one room at a time Start in the least-used room in your home and work your way up to the most-used room from that point. Read More …

Packing Your Storage the Best Way

29 April 2016
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As you are putting your household items into a storage unit, you should be thinking about what's going to happen if you need to retrieve something from the unit as well as how easy it's going to be to unload the unit later on. Here are some tips to follow when you are packing up your storage unit: Start with the tallest and largest items. Your tallest and largest items, such as your refrigerator, mattresses and dressers should be the first things to go in the storage unit. Read More …

Live In A Small Apartment Or Home? Rent A Storage Unit To Keep Emergency Supplies

29 April 2016
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Not every person lives in a large apartment or home for several reasons such as personal preference, budget restraints, location, or even residence availability. For the most part, living in a smaller place leads to less overall expenses, but it does have one disadvantage in not providing much room for storage. It is either necessary to keep your number of possessions to a minimum or find storage for them. If you are okay with staying minimal, but want to at least have emergency supplies, you should rent a storage unit. Read More …

Want To Earn A Side Income Selling Items You Buy? Rent A Storage Unit To Store Your Inventory

29 April 2016
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Working a part-time or full-time job is not always enough to support yourself or your family, whether it is that you are barely making ends meet or because you would like to live a more upscale lifestyle. Some people will find another job to make extra money to meet their goals, but it is not necessary to make such a commitment to earn side income. You can also buy and sell items that you get at below-market prices. Read More …